Tuesday, November 30

It's snowing!

Hiya!

Did you all have a Happy Thanksgiving and a fabulous weekend? I sure hope so!
My family celebrated a couple of birthdays just before Thanksgiving and over the holiday weekend so I was able to spend lots of time with family. I also ate way to much the past 5 days! My treadmill is going to be getting some extra love the next two weeks, lol!

I was able to squeeze in a bit of crafting in between eating and visiting.
This card was inspired by last weeks sketch challenge over on Stamp TV. I thought I would share it here on my blog today since we are suppose to get snow today! I am so not ready for snow! I would love to skip winter altogether and go right into spring! lol! I can dream right?

Stamps: Fanciful Fall, Fanciful Tags
Ink: SU, Versamark
Paper: SU, Gina K White PL
Other: Spellbinders Fancy Tags, White Glitter,
Iridescent Ice EP, Snowflake Embossing Folder, Brads
The tree is from Gina K's Fanciful Fall stamp set. I created a wintry scene by brayering the sky first with SU soft sky, then with baja breeze but not quite covering the soft sky and finally with Marina Mist. For the ground I ripped the edge of a post-it note and used that to sponge in the snow drifts. To give the look of snow falling, I dabbed my stipple brush on the versamark ink pad then dabbed the inked brush over the paper. Next I covered the paper with iridescent ice embossing powder, tapped of the excess and heated the embossing powder with my heat tool. It's hard to see all the sparkle in the picture but it does look a lot like falling snow. To emphasize the snow drift more, I added a bit of white glitter to them.

The sentiment is from Gina K's Fanciful Tags stamp set and the snowflakes on the Marina Mist paper is embossed with Cuttlebugs snowflakes embossing folder.

Thank you so much for stopping by today and have a great rest of your day!

3 comments:

peggy wainman said...

This is really pretty! I love the blues!

lisa808 said...

Lovely!

Melissa said...

Beautiful snowy card Sharri! I am with you, I would love to skip winter and go right on to spring.