Thank you for joining us for our Stampin' Up!® Demonstrator Training Program Monthly Blog Hop! We are so happy that you could join us today for this blog hop for ideas and creative inspiration. We are a group of Stampin' Up!® Demonstrators from around the world that are taking part in training that is helping us to build a successful Stampin' Up!® business and reach our goals. We really appreciate your support.
The theme for this blog hop is “Customer Thank You Cards”. I love making cards for my customers to show my appreciation for their support. Here is the card I created for customers who shop with me in November 2020. The inside will be blank, so you can pass it on if you choose. I hope I get to send one to you!
Cleanup is a breeze ... just rinse the embossing folder under water and dry. The sponge can be rinsed also and air dry or dry with a rag if you are in a hurry to use it with a different color.
The example below shows the difference when you use more ink or less ink on the folder. You can get a light or dark color.
For this card, I inked up the side of the embossing folder with the Stampin' Up! logo.
Here are the supplies I used. Click on item to for more information.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog today and being a part of this hop with us! There is such an amazing line up of Stampin' Up!® Demonstrators from around the world, and I know you will enjoy the incredible projects on this blog hop. So glance below at the October Blog Hop List - you are currently at my blog, Linda Kildow - to see who is next as you sure don't want to miss one blog link!
If you ink up the other side of the embossing folder, you will get this result:
TIP: To save paper, I stamped and die cut the snowman from the front whisper white layer, before I put the card together.
To make the snowdrifts, I used In The Woods dies. (You could cut them freehand if you prefer.) Next, I stamped the sentiment (from the Snowflake Wishes stamp set). Finally, I embossed the snowdrifts with the Old World Paper 3D Embossing Folder. I love this look for snow. I layered the bottom snowbank directly to the embossed layer. I used Stampin' Dimensionals for the snowman and the top snowbank.
To make the snowdrifts, I used In The Woods dies. (You could cut them freehand if you prefer.) Next, I stamped the sentiment (from the Snowflake Wishes stamp set). Finally, I embossed the snowdrifts with the Old World Paper 3D Embossing Folder. I love this look for snow. I layered the bottom snowbank directly to the embossed layer. I used Stampin' Dimensionals for the snowman and the top snowbank.
I colored the snowman with watercolor pencils, then added a little Wink of Stella for some sparkle.
I had so much fun making this card, I decided to make some Christmas cards, too.
- 153200 Old World Paper 3D Embossing Folder
- 153577 Winter Snow 3D Embossing Folder
- 141714 Sponge Brayer
- 155185 Snow Wonder Bundle
- 153444 Snowflake Wishes (sentiment)
- 151809 In The Woods Dies (snowdrift)
- 100730 Whisper White Cardstock
- 111350 Pacific Point Cardstock
- 147098 Pacific Point Inkpad
- 141709 Watercolor Pencils
- Wink of Stella Glitter Brush
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I love your card, thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks, Anne Marie
DeleteSo fun and festive! Gorgeous card, Linda!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kylie. It was a fun card to make!
DeleteLovely snowy card. Tfs
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sandie. I LOVE snowmen.
DeleteVery nice
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diane. I'm glad you visited my blog.
DeleteGreat idea. The background is very pretty with that technique. Nice card.
ReplyDeleteStunning card, just love it.
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