I LOVE the Wonderland paper pack (X7146B). It uses Twilight, Crystal Blue, Grey Flannel and Chocolate...with hints of Amethyst and White Daisy. It's very peaceful...and perfect for snowflake cards.
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Created by Linda Caler |
The Snowflake stamp set (D1480) is a great stamp set...partly because it goes with the Cricut cartridge...but mostly (in my opinion) because it has the "inside" and "outside" of the snowflake (see below). I especially like the card above, because the big snowflake is "glittered up." (What card isn't improved by a little (a lot??) of glitter?!?)
The card below is fun, not only because it's on a circle card, but the snowflake is heat embossed with Versamark and Detail Clear embossing powder. After that, you take Heavenly Blue ink and a Sponge Dauber. Ink up the dauber and then rub it over the embossed snowflake in a circular motion. The embossed part will resist the ink, staying white. Pretty cool, huh! For extra sparkle - dot the snowflake with Silver Glitz. Embellish further with a clear button and Waxy Flax. For even more bling on your own cards, consider Designer Brads (new- Z1360 $5.95), Bling Assortment (new-Z1466 $4.95), Clear Sparkles (Z1104 $2.95), or Bitty Sparkles (Z1263 $2.95)...
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Created by Lalia H |
This card is simple, but I like it! Plus, it's got a different Cricut snowflake on it (which I hadn't even noticed before). There are several snowflakes...which I also hadn't noticed. I guess with 700 images, it's easy to miss something!
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Created by Jennifer Burress |
I did a gathering this weekend. We made the card (below). I borrowed elements from the circle card above, and the first card. One of the ladies at the gathering pointed out that real snowflakes
don't have 8 points. I didn't know they have only 6 points.
Obviously, I don't have much experience with real snow...(because I am from California...)...but you'd think the designers at Close To My Heart (in Utah) would know that!
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Created by me, Lisa Sargent! |
I hope you've gotten a couple of fun ideas to make your own snowflake cards!
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