I'm in complete sympathy with those of you who have been buried under the latest winter storms and those who are still experiencing snowflakes falling from the sky. That kind of weather is a big part of the reason I only spent two years in Alaska before heading to California. But I do want you to know I was thinking about you and this card was made just for you, but most especially my friend, Donna H, buried in the snowdrifts somewhere in the wilds of Northeast USA. :-D
Birdbrain is colored with ProMarkers and I used some silver metallic marker on the shovel. I cut the image with a stitched die from Die-namics. I'm beginning to think that my die cutting machine (manual) has to be my favorite crafting tool ever. I hardly make a card or layout without using die cuts and often find ways to incorporate them into other projects. By now, I must have well over 200 die sets!
The two ice-gray strips were scraps of white CS to which I applied some micro-glitter for a really sparkly paper. The sentiment is mine, printed with two different computer fonts. For embellishment, I dug through my stash of winter goodies, found the snowflakes and added them. I used two scrap pieces of jute cord to tie the bow. Both of those things added some great texture to the card without being too heavy or thick to mail.
Challenges:
A Snowflake's Promise
Crafting from the Heart
Crafty Cardmakers
Creates and Makes
Di's Digi Designs
Hiding in My Craft Room
Jo's Scrap Shack
Pammie's Inky Pinkies
Simon Says Stamp
I'm sending really warm wishes to all of you surrounded by all that white stuff, and no, I'm not talking about being surrounded by white sand on the beaches in Hawaii. But I'll bet that's where you'd all rather be. :-D Happy Stamping. NanaConnie
I used the sketch found at From the Heart (I{heart}Sketches),
turned 1/4 turn, and the Birdbrain image is also one of theirs.
I followed the colors and "Snow Day" theme, as well.
Birdbrain is colored with ProMarkers and I used some silver metallic marker on the shovel. I cut the image with a stitched die from Die-namics. I'm beginning to think that my die cutting machine (manual) has to be my favorite crafting tool ever. I hardly make a card or layout without using die cuts and often find ways to incorporate them into other projects. By now, I must have well over 200 die sets!
The two ice-gray strips were scraps of white CS to which I applied some micro-glitter for a really sparkly paper. The sentiment is mine, printed with two different computer fonts. For embellishment, I dug through my stash of winter goodies, found the snowflakes and added them. I used two scrap pieces of jute cord to tie the bow. Both of those things added some great texture to the card without being too heavy or thick to mail.
Challenges:
A Snowflake's Promise
Crafting from the Heart
Crafty Cardmakers
Creates and Makes
Di's Digi Designs
Hiding in My Craft Room
Jo's Scrap Shack
Pammie's Inky Pinkies
Simon Says Stamp
I'm sending really warm wishes to all of you surrounded by all that white stuff, and no, I'm not talking about being surrounded by white sand on the beaches in Hawaii. But I'll bet that's where you'd all rather be. :-D Happy Stamping. NanaConnie
