Greetings and salutations! It's my turn to share a little somethin' somethin' over on the
DeNami blog today. A few years ago I picked up a sweet dimensional snowman sticker at our A.C. Moore store on clearance after Christmas. He definitely takes center stage on this project, but I used my DeNami stamps (
Christmas Wishes,
Medium Polka Dots) to dress up this holiday card and bring an appropriately whimsical feel to the design. I love how the Medium Polka Dots stamped in white really stand out against the turquoise card base. Those sweet dots look like snow falling! And speaking of turquoise--red, turquoise, and white make such a fun combo for Christmas, don’t they?
Thanks so much for stopping for a visit today!
Emily
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: (white, Hawaiian Shores) Papertrey Ink
Rubber stamps: (Christmas Wishes, Medium Polka Dots) DeNami Design Rubber Stamps
Pigment ink: (red) Tsukineko; (white) Clearsnap
Stickers: (layered snowman) A.C. Moore
Fibers: (red/white baker’s twine)
Tools: (snowflake border punch) Martha Stewart Crafts
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What an adorable snowman! I love this color combo too!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute Emily what a great sticker! Polka dot snowflakes...those I could handle!! But they might roll off the snow shovel..hehe!!
ReplyDeleteFor sure, I love that color combo. Cute snowman (aren't they all) and love your dotted snowflakes. Cute, cute card!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is just totally adorable! I love those colors together in fact that is a major color scheme of mine in my Christmas decorating!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh Emily, believe it or not, I still have this snowman that you sent to me on a Christmas card. I love him. This is really cute.
ReplyDeleteBear Hugs,
Carol
I love the polka dots against the turqoise. This is a sweet Christmas card!
ReplyDeleteLoved this when I saw it over at DeNami, Emily! The punched piece with the sentiment is so creative & looks fabulous!
ReplyDeleteYour snowman card is so sparkly and special. I like the stamped snowflake border to go with him and the pretty polka dot background. I love using big stickers to create a fast card with big impact. It almost feels like cheating a little but in a good way! lol
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