- Prepare a standard card base from Rich Razzleberry, and score at the top.
- Layer with two selections from the Razzleberry Lemonade Designer Series Paper collection. Adhere Crushed Curry Polka-Dot Grosgrain Ribbon at the interface between the two papers. (Tip: I placed the ribbon polka-dot side down so that it would not compete with the background paper that I had selected.)
- Ink the “Snowman Family” from The More the Merrier with Basic Gray and stamp onto Stampin‘ Up!s Watercolor Paper. Watercolor the background with Bordering Blue, Ballet Blue and Going Gray Stampin‘ Pastels and a Blender Pen. “Dress” the snowmen in the colors of your choice by touching the tip of the Blender Pen to an ink pad and picking up color this way. I selected the new In-Colors to give my family a rich, updated look!
- Cut out the image using a Scalloped Nestabilities Die and the Big Shot. Mat onto Crushed Curry followed by Rich Razzleberry. Adhere to the card base as shown in the photo.
- Ink the “Large Snowflake” image from the Christmas Punch set with Rich Razzleberry and stamp onto Very Vanilla. Punch out with a 1″ Circle Punch and mat onto Crushed Curry. Finally mat the Crushed Curry square onto a Rich Razzleberry square which has been punched using the Scallop Square Punch. Adhere to the card at an angle. (Tip: I added rhinestones in the corner for just a touch of “bling“!)
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Stamp Set: The More the Merrier (Hostess Level 3 Available July 1st 115322), Christmas Punch (Hostess Level 2 Available July 1st 115366)
Ink: Rich Razzleberry (115658—Available July 1st), Bermuda Bay (115655—Available July 1st), Crushed Curry (115659—Available July 1st), Melon Mambo (115656—Available July 1st), Basic Gray (109120), Stampin’ Pastels (105542)
Paper: Razzleberry Lemonade Designer Series Paper(115675—Available July 1st) Rich Razzleberry (115316—Available July 1st), Crushed Curry (115319—Available July 1st), Very Vanilla (101650), Watercolor Paper (105019)
Tools: 1” Circle Punch (109046), Scallop Square Punch (112081), Ticket Corner Punch (107214), Nestabilities Scalloped Rectangles
Embellishments: Crushed Curry Polka-Dot Grosgrain Ribbon (115614), rhinestones
ANN! I have found you again. Sorry I did not notice that I hadn’t received any updates to your blog, but I haven’t! I went here from the Pals site. This card is gorgeous! I was wondering just how to use these two prints. I love your watercoloring, too! Not too early to get ready for holidays I say. Great job, as usual.
You’ve got some MOJO going on! I’m feeling chilly in 100 degree florida weather just looking at those cute snowmen! Great design!
Another fabulous card Ann – What a warming 🙂 winter card
How fun!!
I love the non-traditional colors for the holiday.
Those scarves are adorable colored in like that.
Isn’t this adorable! Love this! What a great way to use the new colors. I would have never come up with this! Smart, you are!
Ann, Another stunning card! Love it. Glad to see you’re back up. I love your posts!
Smart and unique color combo for the holidays. Fabulous way to show how versatile these new colors can be. I almost turned my scalloped square element on my mojo sketch the same way–so adored seeing that you went for it. Neat idea to watercolor in Bordering Blue for the background. Hugs, Mary
Love, love, love this color combo! I love the idea of non-traditional winter color schemes. So cute!
Hi Ann – Glad to find you back where you belong! Love this card and color combo. And I also love the pop up baby card – definitely unique.