These gold colored snowflakes had been laying around since the holidays, so decided to use them up here. BG is white cs dry embossed with swirling ef. Hit the highlights with blue stencil butter on a pallet knife for the look of swirling snow. Once dry I attached snowflakes then trimmed all to fit in front of a Silhouette cut scallop frame then wrapped with multi fiber yard and some silver thread. Tied a bow with ends of threads then mounted on dark blue cs that is mounted on white cs base. Sentiment was stamped in dark blue, then stamped again in clear and heat set in gloss clear then mounted on vellum tag and attached. Added a few dots of Stickles Ice for that last bit of snow.
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What a beautiful winter card. I feel a cold wind just looking at. brrr
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Thanks Gerry, and just when I was done with snow
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Beautiful! Love all the texture on your swirling background; really gives the feel of swirling snow. Your yarns and thread looks great, too!
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Thanks Lisa, lucky for me my husband cleaned out his old fly tying stuff and I snagged several shinny threads. I forget to use fibers.
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This is a fun card! The blue and white definitely look like swirling snow.
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Thanks Golda, the butter was thicker in places than I wanted but once everything was added it worked ok.
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WOW what an awesome design my friend! I can feel the cold wind blowing in from those blue swirls … very creative! Thanks so much for joining in the fun at our Sisterhood of Crafters challenge! Good Luck and we hope you’ll come back often. We appreciate your support!
Darlene
Sisterhood of Crafters
DAR’S CRAFTY CREATIONS
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Thanks Darlene, I so appreciate your challenge. You make creative fun
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Beautiful card. Love the swirls and textured background. The gold snowflakes and that fiber ribbon give the card so much more dimension.
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Thanks Gayle, I already sent it and it only needed one stamp and the extra ounce stamp not a package postage.
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Oh my! This is fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing at Try It On Tuesday, Chrisx
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