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Tuesday 18 December 2018

Silver Snowflake

Hello and Welcome

I wanted to make a simple, plaid card for my son and this is what I came up with.  
So simple using this great stamp from Concord and 9th and my Misti.

I began with a piece of red cardstock and placed it inside my Misti.  After placing the plaid stamp in the right position, I inked it up with some Tuxedo Black Memento ink and stamped.  By using my Misti, it was easy to repeat that process to get a deep, dark impression.
When the ink was all dry, I stamped the sentiment using my Misti again with some Versamark ink and silver heat embossed it along the bottom.  
Next, I die cut the snowflake from Tim Holtz with some heavy white cardstock, rubbed it with more Versamark and silver heat embossed the whole thing.  I set that aside to cool.
To continue with the silver theme, I inked the edges of a piece of white cardstock with more Versamark and silver embossed all the edges.  I glued the plaid over that then added the snowflake with a red Nuvo drop in the center.


Thanks so much for coming by and taking a look.
During this busy season, I really do appreciate it!

Adding my card to these challenges:
Simon Says Wed.- CHRISTMAS
A Bit More Time to Craft- ANYTHING GOES
Craft Stamper Magazine- ANYTHING STAMPED GOES


Supplies
Stamps- Christmas Sentiments (PB); Plaid (Concord and 9th)
Ink- Tuxedo Black Memento; Versamark
Paper- heavy white (Scribes Nook); red cs
Accessories and Tools- Misti (My Sweet Petunia); silver eb powder; heat tool; 
Flurry 1 Snowflake Die (TH); Red Nuvo Drop

6 comments:

  1. That plaid stamp is fabulous Karen, and I really thought it was a piece of dp. I love the colours and the snowflake is such a good size to go over the top. x

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  2. An awesome plaid background for this wonderful, big, silver snowflake, Karen!

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  3. love that tartan background, the snowflake really pops against it :)

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  4. Fabulous card Karen, gorgeous tartan background and a beautiful snowflake, Kate x

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  5. Stunning card Karen - the plaid is really dramatic, and the snow flake so large that it is not overpowered by the plaid.
    Blessings
    Maxine

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  6. Love the buffalo plaid, Karen. This is the perfect combination of masculine and glitz.

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