This is Snowball, ice-skating across a Christmas card. I will be mailing it to a friend (in December) who said that snowmen are her favorite.

By Su Mohr for PP416; Click READ to go to my blog for details! Featuring: Spirited Snowmen, Seasonal Layers dies, Swirls & Curls embossing, Stampin' Blends; #snowmen #spiritedsnowmen #handmadecards #Christmascards #holidaycards #snow #diy #stampinup

Snowball Ice-skating

 

I began with Snowballs’ background on Shimmery White cardstock, cut with the largest Stitched Shapes square die. The Shimmery White cardstock withstands water coloring, which I did with my Aqua Painter and Pool Party ink pad.

 

After drying and flattening the square of background under the weight of a heavy book, I stamped Snowball in Basic Black ink, and colored “her” (a female snowman) with a variety of Stampin’ Blends. The colors are listed in my Products List below.

 

The Spirited Snowmen stamp set has a great stamp with snowflakes that I stamped in Basic Black ink three times across a 1″ strip of Shimmery White cardstock.

 

I needed the snowflake strip for my layered card I was building for this week’s Paper Players challenge.

 

Beneath Snowball and the strip is a rectangle of Pool Party cardstock embossed by the Swirls & Curls folder.

Snowball, the strip, and the Swirls & Curls layer, were bordered with Basic Black cardstock for additional layering.

 

The sentiment, “your friendship warms my heart” (Spirited Snowmen stamp set) is perfect for this card, and my friend. I used a Bunch of Banners die for cutting, and added a little Enamel Shapes heart.

Snowball and the sentiment are boosted on dimensionals, and all was adhered to a Bermuda Bay card base. The three sparkly snowflakes were the final detail, cut with a Seasonal Layers die from Sparkle Glimmer Paper

 

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