How cute is this? This Christmas Card is made by Elin in Norway and below you will find a description of how she made this adorable card.
- Type of project: Card
- Occasion: Christmas
- Style: Simple
- Techniques used: coloring, punching, dry embossing
- Embellishment/decor: Starry Sky Ombré Glitter Drops from Pinkfresh Studio
- Main colour: Blue
- Medium used: Copic markers. Black Glaze pen and white Gelly Roll 05 (both from Sakura) for eyes.
- Supplies used: Lili of the Valley: Penguins and Reindeer and Festive Mice and Bears stamp set. Copic markers for coloring. Blue Breeze cardboard from My Favorite Things for card base. Stitched Snowflake Backdrop die from Lawn Fawn to dry-emboss the base. Stamper’s Select White cardstock from Papertrey Ink for die-cut words. Christmas hug die from Kort & Godt.
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Description of the project?
Card
How the project is made?
Motifs stamped, colored and cut out. Text punched out several times for dimension. Short base dry embossing with die. Decoration glued on at the end. Size of project: 5 x 7.25″
What kind of materials are used?
Plain cardboard, coloring cardboard, small decorations
How long did it take to make the project?
It wasn’t made in one session, so I don’t have full control over the time, but as soon as the motif was finished coloring it went pretty smoothly.
What inspired you to make this?
Ready-made stamps with “trees” made of figures have been around for a few years now, I wanted to make my own tree with individual stamps.
Address of blog/website?
Papirmølla (My Paper Mill)
This post is published by TPC Magazine.