Snowflake Cards - Kelly Bates
Hello friends! Into October we go! Today I’m sharing some quick and easy Christmas cards using the new Snowflakes stencil from Paper Rose. I love working with stencils, there are so many different techniques you can create (and products you can use with them!). Let’s get into it.
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To recreate your own set of Snowflake cards you’ll need the following goodies:
- Paper Rose Snowflakes Stencil
- Paper Rose Christmas Sentiments Stamp set
- Paper Rose Merry Peek-A-Boo Die
- Paper Rose Congrats Layered Die
- Paper Rose Stitched Rectangle Nesting Dies
- 1 sheet Neenah Solar Crest Classic White 110lb cut into 4 equal rectangles
- 1 11cm x 15cm panel Neenah Solar Crest Classic White 80lb
- Distress Inks in Tumbled Glass and Broken China
- Silver pigment ink
- Versamark ink, Silver glitter embossing powder, heat tool,
- Snowflake embossing folder
- Sequins
Before starting to assemble, use your stencil on 3 of the Neenah 110lb panels and ink one in Tumbled Glass, one in Broken China and one do a blend of both in an ombre style (blend one colour into the other) and then set these aside to dry.
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Card One: I took the remaining panel of Neenah 110lb and die cut one Merry Peek-A-Boo from it. I then ink blended over the merry in Tumbled Glass with it fading out towards the edges.
I attached it to the front of the panel then cut the panel down using one of the stitched rectangle dies. I used the word “Christmas” from the Christmas Sentiments stamp set and heat embossed it in silver glitter powder.
I attached it with foam tape and finished the card with a couple of sequins.
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Card Two: I’ve used the scrap of Neenah 110lb to cut a congrats die cut and have then coated the whole word in Versamark ink. I then covered it in the silver glitter powder, heat embossed, allowed it to cool slight and repeated the process to give me a more raised and rounded effect.
I set it aside to cool properly. I then attached it to the front of the Broken China panel which I had die cut with the same rectangle die as above.
I used the silver pigment ink to stamp my sentiment onto a scrap of paper and mounted it with foam tape, and again finished with my sequin mix.
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Card Three: I’ve taken the Neenah 80lb panel and embossed it with my snowflakes folder. I then used one of the smaller rectangle dies to cut out a panel from the ombre snowflake panel and glued it down.
I then used the last scrap of my Neenah 110lb and stamped the ‘merry christmas’ sentiment in silver pigment ink and again finished with the sequins.
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