Hello! Wow... can hardly believe that it is 2023, but here we are. Wishing everyone a great start to the new year. I'm having a great start as I am the guest designer for the January Poppystamps challenge. This month the theme is "let it snow". You can find all the details regarding the challenge here on the Poppystamps blog.
I started by spraying some Memory Box watercolor cardstock with the Shiny Bauble mica spray and letting it dry completely. The I die cut the piece using the Poppystamps Snowflake Loop die set. I then brushed on some distress collage medium and sprinkled on Rock Candy glitter (although you can't really tell in the photo). I die cut a rectangle from light blue cardstock and adhered my snowflake loop to the panel. The die set comes with a single large snowflake that I adhered to the snowflake loop. The large hello is from the Poppystamps Birthday Wishes Poe Script hot foil plates and die set and the subsentiment is from the Modest Greetings 2 hot foil plate and die set. As I was making the card I started out foiling the sentiments in silver on white cardstock, but I didn't like it. Then I did silver on the light blue and I still didn't like it. Decided to do light blue foil on the light blue cardstock and I loved it! The sentiments were popped up in the center of the circle with thin foam squares. I finished off the card with lots and lots of light blue Open Studio Fairy Jewels.
Thanks for stopping by and make sure you check out the Poppystamps challenge. There is a chance to win a $20 gift certificate! Have a lovely day!
5 comments:
Absolutely beautiful card, Rosemary! The foiled sentiment is wonderful! Congrats on being the GD!
Love the simplicity, love the sparkle! Pretty card, Rosemary. Congrats on guesting and a Happy New Year to you!
Gorgeous use of that die, Rosemary! Love the foiled sentiment too!! Congrats on being a guest designer at Poppystamps and Happy New Year!!!
How very Beautiful Rosemary. Love the use of the mica and the die.
Happy New Year
Faith x
Very pretty in blue! The snowflake circle is definitely pretty, and the additional light blue on light blue is a great accent to it
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