More cards from Pinefeather Press comin' atcha!I picked up this cool pink and green plaid paper (We R Memory Keepers White Out Collection) at Archivers last weekend, and had to crank out some cards using Pine's newest release sets called Snowfall and Snowfall additions (Papertrey).
I stamped the mittens in Caribbean Blue (SU) ink, and then added swirls and little patterns to the top of the mittens in pink ink. The cool circle medallions were cut out of a coordinating paper from the White Out Collection; I just added little bejeweled rhinestones (Mark Richards) for accents.
I also took blue Making Memories paints, coated the snowflake stamps & stamped snowflakes into the patterned paper. I used Holographic embossing powder and white craft ink around the edges of the cards to make them sparkle.
Another fun thing I've been doing is punching out snowflakes with a Martha Stewart snowflake punch, and then adding fun flock to the snowflakes so that they are fuzzy. I need to do some fun-flocked mittens, too!
So many snowflakes, so little time!
Happy Saturday!
L.
Happy Saturday!
L.
8 comments:
These are gorgeous, Lisa! I love the bright colors and embellishments. Shoot, now I need both flower soft AND white flock! lol! ;)
You are right it is cold outside! You went from earthy to brights, wow, and they all hit the mark. How happy and wintry they are, Lisa!
We've got a cold front coming through and these cards make me want to go right to the store and get stuff to copy them...how cute they all are! Well, I guess I'd have to order the stamps...but since I'll be stuck INSIDE, I might as well go and look at PTI! Thanks for the great inspiration! :)
I love these!! Laurie
oh these are just beautiful, to cute!! I love them. Thanks for sharing. Blessing Renee
I always just LOVE your cards! You have great style!
What a darling set of cards. The colours are so visually appealing. I like how you added the sentiments. Very creative.
Love these. Fun flock is so fun...thanks for reminding me to use it. Your paper choices are fab!
Heather
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