Holiday Rainbow Snowflake Wreath

Howdy y'all!

Today over at the Rainbow Card Challenge Blog we have a NEW challenge! And it's my favorite kind because we only do it 2x a year and that is to create a Rainbow card!

For today's card there are some steps. From doing the direct to paper technique for each of the snowflakes. Then some heat embossing. Followed by die cutting the snowflakes. And some fun foam sheets for the backing of some of the snowflakes. Finally piecing the card together! 

Stamps: CTMH Merry & Bright

Paper: CTMH White Daisy, Black

Ink: VersaMark Watermark, Scrapbook.com Daffodil, Tim Holtz Distress Ink Ripe Persimmon, Catherine Pooler Cranberry Fizz, Simon Hurley Create Crown Me, CTMH Emerald, Ranger Archival Aquamarine

Accessories: Momenta Lot 6461A, Spellbinders Snowflakes, WOW! Embossing Powder Clear Sparkle, Ranger Embossing Powder Silver Tinsel, Gold Tinsel

I have a video to share with y'all on how I did the techniques listed above.    

Entering these Challenges

Shopping Our Stash #434 - Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow

The Holly and Ivy Christmas Challenge # 84 - Anything Christmas Goes

A Bit More Time To Craft Challenge #129 - Anything Goes

DRU Challenge #158 - Christmas

QKR Stampede Challenge #409

MIUCB #44 - Anything Goes + Clean and Simple

Sparkles Christmas Challenge #119 Non-Traditional Christmas Colours

LTCCB #53 - December Anything Goes

Kat Scrappiness and Anything Goes

Cardz 4 Guyz Challenge #259 Traditional Christmas

A complete list of the supplies is under the picture. The list, contains compensated affiliate links. If you wish to create a similar card. There is no cost to you for using the links. But it does provide funds to help continue this blog.

Thank you for stopping by!

Happy Crafting,

M.E.

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Have a Joyeux Noel

Howdy y'all!

It's Mary Ellen from Creative Time With ME!  Today I have a some gorgeous snowflake cards to share plus a video too!

Stamps: CTMH Saison de Noel

Paper: CTMH White Daisy, Printer Paper

Ink: VersaFine Clair Nocturne, Ranger Archival Ink Aquamarine

Accessories: Delta Creative Ceramcoat Surfboard Acrylic Paint, FolkArt Blue Lullaby Acrylic Paint, Apple Barrel White Acrylic Paint, Spellbinders Snowflakes, Shapeablities Create-A-Flake Four

 This video shares how I used die cuts to create this gel print. I was able to color the die cuts too! 

Challenges Being Entered

Simon Says: Christmas

WWC298 - Kath's Challenge: Anything Goes With a Masculine Twist

Double "D" Challenges Winter Blues

Penny's Challenge #484

ABC Christmas Challenge - W and X are for.....

Crafty Creations November Challenge (#415) - Anything Goes

Creative Inspirations November Challenge - Winter Wonderland!

Here are similar dies you can find in the Dies R Us site.

Lawn Fawn Stitched Snowflakes Dies

Frantic Stamper Snowflake Trio Dies

Creative Expressions Snowflakes Craft Die

Don't forget to come join in the fun at the Dies R Us Challenge Blog.  There's a new challenge theme offered on the 1st and 15th of each month and one lucky randomly drawn winner will receive a gift voucher prize to the Dies R Us Store.  For your convenience, all the important Dies R Us links are provided below.

click below for:

STORE 
 CHALLENGE BLOG
  FACEBOOK
  INSPIRATION BLOG

FRIENDS OF DIES R US PINTEREST PAGE

Thank you for stopping by!

Stay Healthy! 

Stay Safe!

Warm and Cozy Holidays 2019

Howdy!

OK,  so I took this card sketch from the MFT blog, Wednesday Sketch Challenge 469. SI was too late to submit this card for that challenge though. But, I am submitting this card for the TGIF Challenges blog, the challenge is to do a Product Spotlight on Foil.

Stamps: MFT Cozy Mittens

Paper: CTMH White Daisy

Ink: Dylusions Ink Spray London Blue, White Linen, Vibrant Turquoise, CTMH Raspberry, White Daisy, VersaMark Dazzle

Accessories: Nuvo Gilding Flakes Silver, Spellbinders Shapeabilities Create-A-Flake Four, SU! Bitty Banners, Ranger Embossing Powder White, M. Graham & Co. Acrylic Paint Titanium White

This card uses a couple of different techniques. The first is masking, I stamped and cut out the glove on the left. Then if you've visited my blog before you'll notice that I did my favorite technique. Which is using spray inks. After I had stamped the glove onto the card base and covered it with the mask, which was a Post-It.

The third technique I did was a two step process. First, I took a scrap of white daisy cardstock. And then I ran it through my Xyron machine, twice. This allowed the cardstock to be sticky so that it would take the Gilding Flakes. It also allowed it to remain sticky so that I could die cut the snowflakes and apply them.

A complete list of the supplies is under the picture. The list, contains compensated affiliate links. If you wish to create a similar card. There is no cost to you for using the links. But it does provide funds to help continue this blog.

Thank you for stopping by!

Happy Crafting,

M.E.