Hello there, Michelle Short here and I am delighted to be back on the Spellbinders blog today sharing three projects using Simon Hurley Let It Snow Collection. This wonderful collection features lots of dies that are perfect for winter, Christmas and the holidays. My three projects all feature snowflakes used in different ways.
MERRY CHRISTMAS PENGUIN
For my first card, I am using the beautiful Frozen Flurries die (which can be used in so many different ways!) as well as Playful Penguins.
To make this card:
TIP: When embossing/debossing dies, I like to use the following sandwich (bottom to top) – Platform Base, Platform Top, Embossing Mat E, cardstock, die facing down, Adapter Plate D. This seems to work well for me and I always get a lovely impression.
Adhere one on top of each other for added dimension. With the base/shadow layer, adhere them back-to-back to create a nice place to write a personal message on the back.
Punch hole through the top.
Thread twine through and tie in a bow at the front.
For my last project, I used the Frozen Flurries Etched Dies again, but this time in a different way.
To make this card:
For the background, spray Mermaid Lagoon and Wilted Violet Distress Spray onto a panel of Watercolor Cardstock. Spray with water to blend colors and heat set.
Spray Wilted Violet Distress Spritz on top and set aside to dry.
Repeat the process on a separate piece of watercolor cardstock.
This is such a fun collection and I adore those penguins! There is another in the set that I didn’t use today but I will be sure to create with him soon! Thank you so much for stopping by today, I hope you have a wonderful day!
Spellbinders Supplies:
Other Supplies
Mermaid Lagoon Distress Ink, Prize Ribbon Distress Ink, Seedless Preserves Distress Ink, Mermaid Lagoon Distress Spray, Wilted Violet Distress Spray, Wiled Violet Distress Spritz, Christmas Red Stickles, white glitter cardstock, Crop-A-Dile, white embossing powder, black twine, thin foam tape.
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