Friday, December 20, 2024

Frosty Winter Themed Card


Hey there!Today I'm sharing my latest project for CutCardStock. This is a winter theme card using card stock, stamps and dies that lend to a “frosty” feel.



Focal

I start my project by stamping an Angiegirl image I have in my stash onto a piece of Cougar White Smooth Card Stock. This will be the focal for the card.

Cut two pieces of card stock to cover the card base. A piece of Bright Foil Silver Card Stock measures 5 x 6 1/2 inches. Lessebo Colors Premium MISTY BLUE 83lb Cardstock is cut to 4 3/4 x 6 1/4 inches.


Color the image using Prismacolor Pencils and die cut with an oval die. Die cutting a piece of the Bright Foil Silver Card Stock with an oval die will create a frame for the image.



A frosty winter theme card needs snowflakes. 

Die cutting 2 snowflake corners, 2 snowflakes and a snowflake border will give that feel. Cut these with Stardream Metallic CRYSTAL (white) 105 lb Card Stock.


I am adding glitter to the snowflake corners and border.

Adhere the corners and the border to the Lessebo Misty Blue Card Stock piece. Cutting the border in half will expand it to fit across the width of the card.

Card Base

Layer the Lessebo Misty Blue piece onto the Bright Foil Silver piece from above. Add this onto the 5 x 6 1/2 inch card base which is out of Cougar White Smooth Card Stock.






The oval piece goes on.

Add the 2 individual snowflakes to the snowflake corners with foam squares.

We will add a sentiment to complete the card. Stamp the sentiment with VersaMark ink and heat emboss.

Fussy cut he sentiment and adhere to the card.

I add some gems to the corner die cuts.

Stamp and heat emboss a snowflake on the lower left corner of the envelope just to add little bit more!

Thanks for taking a look at my winter theme card.

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