Check out how I create this fun Christmas Card!
I used the Stampin' Up "White Christmas" stamp set
paired with Stampin' Up "Basic Black" ink.
These are the cardstock layers I used to create the square card.
Square card base = 5 1/2" x 5 1/2"
blue cardstock base = 5 1/4" x 5 1/4"
white cardstock = 5" x 5"
This is what the layers will look like. You can always add dimensionals between the top and middle layer to give it some height.
I really like this clear stamp set! Makes it alot easier to see exactly where you are placing your image.
The cardstock on the left is Stampin' Up basic black ink, the one on the right was Archival black Ink. (my Archival ink is starting to run out but the light black gives it a softer look). I like to always test out different inks and tools I have laying around.
This stamp set is really great for layering the images and creating different scenes from Christmas to a simple Winter holiday card. I choose to create the same layout 3 times and changed up the background colours, wanted to see which coloured cardstock complimented this layout the best before I mass produced them for my Christmas card :)
These are the cards before I coloured them.
I used my Copic markers to colour the images in but you can use any type of colouring tools (pencil crayons, watercolour, wax crayons and so on). I just used whatever I had near me at the time haha.
I then added some glue and Stampin' Up "dazzling diamond" sparkles for the final touch.
I put alot of sparkles all over the trees to make it look like snow, I added some on each snowflake and on the snowman.
Below is a closer look at each card. :)
Which colour do you like best?!!!!!
