I made a daisies window card at a Make and Take evening at Joanne's a while back - the card can be seen on this post. I really liked it and fancied making a Christmas themed card with the same technique. I've used some Sizzix Sizzlits snowflakes dies to go in my windows - they are absolutely gorgeous but they give me fits when I'm cutting them - they are SO spindly and delicate! Each time I get these dies out I'm reminded of what a pain they are and remember why I don't use them that often - so this card is a definite one off creation!
I started off with a side opening Marina Mist A6 size card and I punched out my square windows using the template I created back when I made the original daisies window card. I glued the snowflakes behind the windows and then punched another set of windows in a Marina Mist panel and adhered that behind. That way the snowflakes are neatly sandwiched in the windows. I rounded the top right corner of the card, added a season's greeting's sentiment, some punched snowflakes and rhinestones and that finished off the card front.
On the inside I added a snowflake embossed Night of Navy panel, a Marina Mist strip and a Whisper White panel. The lovely Warm Wishes sentiment is from Hero Arts, I love that it combines warmth with icy snowflakes and I thought it was the perfect choice to go inside this card! I used my fave snowflake cluster stamp on the envelope flap.
Supplies:
Stamps: SU! Curly Cute set, Hero Arts Warm Wishes, PSX Snowflake Medley
CS: SU! Marina Mist, Night of Navy & Whisper White
Ink: SU! Night of Navy
Tools: Square punch, Sizzix Snowflake Sizzlits dies, Spellbinder's Labels Trio die, snowflakes embossing folder from Cuttlebug Winter Wonderland set, Woodware small snowflake punch, Crop-A-Dile Corner Chomper
Embellishments & accessories: clear rhinestones
2 comments:
A beautiful card Ruth inside and out Luv Sue x
it may have been fiddly but it was definitely worth the trouble, LOVE IT!! Wish I had some snowflakes so I could CASE it actually!
Kelly xx
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