Stampin’ Up! Peaceful Prints and Snowman Season Card for the Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop

Hi Stampers, Today for our hop we have a sketch challenge.  There are still supplies that I have not used.  One of those products is the Peaceful Prints paper from Sale A Bration that ends today. I thought to myself, I had better use this before it is too late.  (nothing like being down to the wire). I also used the sentiment from Holly Jolly Wishes and the new Wonderful Snowflakes from the mini catalog.  This card was a super easy and quick card that you could mass produce for a big stack of Christmas cards. I hope you try this card with all the paper variations!

Stop by all of the other blogs for our hop today and see what wonderful cards our talented team have created for you today.

 

The Sketch:

Stampin’ Up! Peaceful Prints and Snowman Season Card:

The Recipe:

Card base: Basic White 4-1/4 x 11, scored at 5-1/2

Mat: Basic Black 3-1/2 x 4-3/4

DSP panel: Peaceful Prints 3-3/8 x 4-5/8

Sentiment mat: Basic Black die cut with the Stitched so Sweetly dies

Sentiment piece: Basic White 2 x 7/16 x 1-3/8

The Details:

  • Stamp some random snowflake with Versamark ink using the images from  the Snowman Season stamp set onto the Peaceful Prints DSP panel
  • Sprinkle the stamped images with White Embossing Powder and heat set with your heat gun

The Sentiment:

  • Stamp the sentiment from the Holly Jolly Wishes stamp set onto the Basic White sentiment piece with Real Red Ink
  • Mount the panel to the Basic Black Stitched So Sweetly die cut with Stampin Seal

Putting the  Card Together:

  • Attach to embossed DSP panel to the Basic Black mat
  • Attach this piece to the front of the card front with Dimensionals
  • Attach your sentiment to the right bottom 3rd of the card with Dimensionals
  • Adhere  your Wonderful Snowflake with a Dimensionals to the left, upper side of the sentiment

Finishing Details:

  • Adhere a White Glittered Organdy Ribbon to the center of the large snowflake with a glue dot
  • Add a Rhinestone to the center of each of the embossed snowflakes and you are done!

Another Version:

As  I was making my card I thought I should do a few DSP options.  This card was one of the DSP papers that I used to try another version . Which one do you like best?

Alright, on with the hop!  Click the button below to hop over to see what the rest of the team created for you today:

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And just in case you get lost along the way, here is a list of the team members involved in the hop today:

Amy Koenders:

Mary Deatherage:

Kristi Gray:

Jaimie Babarczy:

Sue Prather:

Karen Finkle:

Akiko Sudano:

Karen Ksenzakovic:

Tara Carpenter:

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16 Replies to “Stampin’ Up! Peaceful Prints and Snowman Season Card for the Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop”

  1. This is stunning Kristi 🙂 I love them both, but I really like the one with the embossed snowflakes. Your perfect little bow on the snowflake is a beautiful touch

    1. Thanks Karen. Can’t have a Kristi card without a bow. Both cards have embossed snowflakes. It gives more dimension to the card.

  2. Wow, your embossed snowflakes are gorgeous and so smooth! I’m not sure I could get such detail that it looks printed on the paper! And love your bow!

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