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It’s getting to be that time of year! Of course not to take away from Fall by any means, but the chill in the air just makes me want snow and hot cocoa. Meg sent in a Christmas card for her next project. Her use of the black background with the burgundy ribbon and dark green for the sentiment really makes this card look elegant – with a whimsical touch of course. :)

Here’s the instructions Meg sent:

  1. I used watercolor crayons and SU markers to paint “Sarah pulls Nicky and Otto”
  2. The green Echo Park DP was cut with Nesties Labels 4 and the sentiment is a K&Co rub-on.
  3. I used Mojo Monday Sketch #163 and made it a larger size card – 5×7.  The brown DP is also Echo Park.
  4. I punched two snowflakes, inked them with PTI Chai, added a button and some twine, and attached it to PTI Scarlet Jewel ribbon.

eat cake graphics stamps used:
1115-K Sledding – Sarah pulls Nicky and Otto

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wanda-winter-chill-smThere’s a little chill in the air and Wanda captured it beautifully. I love the little fluffy background clouds and the addition of glitter – really makes it feel like snow! Lovely.
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And here’s a photo of the supplies she used.
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eat cake graphics stamps used:
1185-F Susan skates like a pro
5070-B Tiny Tweet (wearing ear muffs)
7058-K Christmas tree

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pam-snowfight

It’s a snowball fight! Pam’s sent in another wonderful card and Tombow coloring chart. I think the bright cheery colors really stand out against the winter white background. And using Stickles for some snow sparkle really adds a great detail.

Now watch out ’cause Cora’s ready to throw another snowball!

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eat cake graphics stamps used:
1117-F Look out! Cora’s ready to throw
1118-G Hit with snowball (Ouch!)

Other supplies:
CS – (Bazzill); Paper –Accademia (Fabriano); Ink – Black StazOn (Tsukineko); Punches – snowflake border and large snowflake (Martha Stewart); Tombow markers, water brush, foam tape, Stickles glitter glue, Sharpie fine point black marker.

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Georgia’s in the holiday spirit again. This time she used Billy and Sparky looking out the window. Again I love the black framing she’s done, just really makes the image pop out. And I simply must go to the craft store and get some lime green grosgrain ribbon! I love the added red jingle bell. Wonderful card Georgia!

eat cake graphics stamps used:
1104-J Billy and Sparky at window

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The soft serene blues in the background are so calming and then WHACK you’re hit with a snowball thrown by little Cora! The flower and little pearl embellishments are just the right touch. A lovely card by Mandy.

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eat cake graphics stamps used:
1117-F Look out! Cora’s ready to throw

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snow-taster-becky

This card actually went together pretty easily.

  1. Start with a light-teal blue card for the background. Stamp Official Snow Taster image around background.
  2. For the stripe I used a Cookie Cutter dots border die (by Quickutz UPC #822431015329) – these are actually about a foot long, so don’t let my card fool ya.
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  3. Cut out a stripe of white cardstock slightly larger than the first stripe (step 2) and mount both on the background card.
  4. Cut out a circle of white cardstock and stamp Becky. Color her in – I used my Copic markers. I also added just a hint of blue around her (Copic color: BG0000).
  5. Cut out a scalloped circle using the same paper as your stripe.
  6. After you mount everything to the card add the three snowballs (Mark Richards glitter dome stickers).

eat cake graphics stamps used:
1184-E Becky’s tasting snow
8191-E Official Snow Taster

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clearpixel

mrsmctwitter-winterclearpixelThis is Mrs. McTwitter and Tootsie – the Winter version.

  1. Stamp the background word stamp (from Purple Onion Designs) and then emboss some swirls using clear embossing ink and sparkly embossing powder.
  2. Cut out the word block and mount it onto the snowflake paper.
  3. Stamp Mrs. McTwitter onto some white cardstock (I use Bristol paper) and use Copic markers to color her and Tootsie in.
  4. Cut around the image and then add a little glitter to her jacket color and cuff.
  5. Use thick glue dots to adhere her and Tootsie to the card.
  6. Mount the whole thing on the pink cardstock.

eat cake graphics stamps used:
1162-O Mrs. McTwitter and Tootsie out for a walk
7065-G Scroll with leaves (embossed on top of words)

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