
Hi cardmaking friends. Sandi MacIver here and today I have a Buffalo Check Tartan Video and 4 completed cards to share with you.
Hello everyone!
Have you had your first snow yet? Maybe you live in a place where snow is rare (I would love that). In any case, while I don't like the snow and cold weather, I do love making snowflake cards.
A few weeks ago I (Judy) headed to sunny southern Arizona, where snow is rare. But my sister and I had a blast making several backgrounds using the Elegant Snowflake Stencil from A Colorful Life Designs. I had purchased the Catherine Pooler Paradise Found Mini Ink set for us to play with, and we had fun trying different colors and depths of color with the stencil.
I have brighter lights in my studio than she did on her living room floor (first photo), but the color gradient is really the same IRL. I offset the front panel for interest. A clean and simple, quick and easy card for Christmas! And no cold or real snow in making it!
I wish all of my US friends a wonderful Thanksgiving tomorrow -- BUT before I go - CHECK THIS OUT:
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To create this card I started with a top folding white card base and a white panel and some stamp sets by Concord & 9th.
I inked up the image from the Fill in Poinsettia set with Wheat ink and then used the Weathered Wood background stamp to kiss it (laid it on top and removed it). Next using the Misti 2.0 I filled in the flowers, leaves and berries. I tell ya if I didn't have a Misti, there is no way I could have used this set as it was tough for me even with the Misti. The greeting I used is from the Big on Christmas stamp set and i added some enamel dots to finish the card.