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Layered Friendly Snowman and a Shining Star by Jean Okimoto

 

Layered Friendly Snowman – and a glittery star – shine over the new Aurora Snowflake Cling Stamp background.  Hi, Jean here  sharing a frosty winter scene with a mix of opposites – big snowflakes and a little snowman.

Prep light teal cardstock with the embossing powder tool to eliminate stray flecks of powder.  Stamp the Aurora Snowflake Cling Stamp image with VersaMark and heat-emboss the design with detail white embossing powder.  Trim it with the largest A2 Rectangle Frames die.  Attach it to a top-folded white cardlayered friendly snowman

 

Cut Layered Friendly Snowman, the hat and scarf from colorful cardstock – white, light teal, medium teal, aqua, red, orange and kraft.  Attach a scrap of black cardstock behind the eyes.  This set also includes other dies for added dimension. He also has two arm pairs to chose from!

Attach adhesive label paper or a sticker sheet to white wool-blend felt and cut the hat cuff and pompom. The paper backing stabilizes the felt and keeps adhesives from saturating it.  

Cut a star from a gold Festive Glitter Pad sheet with a star from the  Starry Collage die.  Cut a sliver of medium teal cardstock for the star’s hanger.

Stamp the greeting – from the new Shining Star Clear Stamp Set – on white cardstock with Warm Breeze VersaFine Clair.  Dry the ink, then cut the cardstock with the 2.75″ x 4″ A2 Rectangle Frames Die.  

Attach the snowman – without adhering his right arm – to the rectangle.  Attach the star and hanger to the background.  Glue the right arm to the background.

Add clear Christmas Fairy Dewdrops.  Cut an A2-sized piece of cardstock to protect the card front for mailing.

The 6×6″ of the Aurora Snowflake Cling Stamp makes it user-friendly and versatile for different card shapes and sizes.  It also creates an assortment of snowflakes to diecut individually – or in groups – for your holiday cards.

Thanks for visiting our blog…keep warm and have a safe and happy weekend!

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