Hello, hello!
How is your week going? It didn't take long to get right into the swing of the holidays, did it? Today it is time once again for a new challenge on the Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog. The challenge this week is to create a shaped card.
Using a few circle dies and some freehand cutting, I came up with this guy.
This idea really started when I was looking through my stamps and saw the Merry Christmas Arc stamp. It reminded me of a banner, and I thought it would be cute to have a snowman hold the message.
I also used some other Serendipity images to decorate him - his body is stamped with the Large Snowflake Flourish and then brushed with Perfect Pearls for some shimmer. His scarf and glove patterns were created using the Large Cupcake stamp. Just a little fun :)
Won't you join us for this week's challenge? All you need to do is use at least one Serendipity Stamps image on your shaped card and link it up over on the Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog.
Be sure to stop by and visit the rest of the Design Team:
I hope you'll join us for this week's challenge. If you're in the mood for a little shopping, this week's sale is buy 3, get the 4th free. The special is good through 12/11.
Thanks for stopping by!
How is your week going? It didn't take long to get right into the swing of the holidays, did it? Today it is time once again for a new challenge on the Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog. The challenge this week is to create a shaped card.
Using a few circle dies and some freehand cutting, I came up with this guy.
This idea really started when I was looking through my stamps and saw the Merry Christmas Arc stamp. It reminded me of a banner, and I thought it would be cute to have a snowman hold the message.
I also used some other Serendipity images to decorate him - his body is stamped with the Large Snowflake Flourish and then brushed with Perfect Pearls for some shimmer. His scarf and glove patterns were created using the Large Cupcake stamp. Just a little fun :)
Won't you join us for this week's challenge? All you need to do is use at least one Serendipity Stamps image on your shaped card and link it up over on the Serendipity Stamps Challenge Blog.
Be sure to stop by and visit the rest of the Design Team:
Jenny Gropp
Marybeth Lopez
Miriam Napier
Pauline Pollington
Anya Schrier - you are here!
Jeanne Jachna
Vickie Zimmer
Julie Warner
Karen Amidon
Marybeth Lopez
Miriam Napier
Pauline Pollington
Anya Schrier - you are here!
Jeanne Jachna
Vickie Zimmer
Julie Warner
Karen Amidon
I hope you'll join us for this week's challenge. If you're in the mood for a little shopping, this week's sale is buy 3, get the 4th free. The special is good through 12/11.
Thanks for stopping by!
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Recipe
STAMPS: Merry Christmas Arc, Large Snowflake Flourish, Large Cupcake - Serendipity Stamps
CARDSTOCK: White, Cupid's Bow - Wplus9; Chocolate Chip, Bashful Blue, Pumpkin Pie - SU!
INK: Buckaroo Blue - SU!; White Pigment - Wplus9
OTHER: Detail Gold Embossing Powder - Stewart Superior; Perfect Pearls - Ranger; Standard Circles Large and Small Nestabilities - Spellbinders
Great idea to make a banner of the Merry Christmas...adorable snowman!
ReplyDeleteOh that sentiment is perfect for a banner and your snowman is adorable!! Wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteTotally cute!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is this, Anya! Your little snowman is adorable and I love the Merry Christmas banner.
ReplyDeleteAnya, this is way too cute! You clever girl you! What a fabulous snowman. I love how you have used the snowflake flourishes and Perfect Pearls to decorate his body! The Merry Christmas Arc just fits beautifully between those blue (cupcake) mittens!!
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest thing ever! Smiling ear to ear!! And that fussy cut sentiment looks perfect - like a die cut!
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