Winter can be fun if you are this dressed to impress snow-girl ready to put the star on the wonky tree on a snowy, starry night!!! My wonky tree was stamped and die cut using Catherine Pooler’s Stamp of Approval Hip Holiday set. Next is the snow-girl stamped, colored and fussy cut and popped up on a wobbler is from an Inky Antics Honey Pop stamp set and sentiment from the same set. Honey Pop sets included stamp to include a honeycomb cut out for the inside of your card. Not using the honey pop today though but they are a cute surprise inside. Cuttlebug’s snowflake embossing folder on patterned paper then swiped with white pigment ink to bring the snowflakes to life completes my card.

My card today will be shared in the:

Can You Handle the Pressure? Challenge — Anything Goes with a Twist of Winter Fun.

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Speed Challenge — accepted with a theme of Trees! My favorite Stampin Up set is still Lovely As A Tree. After gathering my supplies and starting the timer, I realized that this particular stamp almost lost its rubber backing and needed some temporary adhesive to apply it to the Misti door. To save space, I removed all of my SU stamps from their rubber blocks a few years ago. Next step was to apply versamark ink as I wanted to white heat emboss the tree. My Gina K Designs pad detached from the base so using my fingers I finished stamping with my juicy pad. My inky fingers were able to barely open the lid of the embossing powder and heat set the image. Off to my Big Shot to emboss the white panel with a Darice swirling snowflake folder. Thankfully it was the regular 2D embossing folder so I didn’t have to mess around trying to find the right sandwich. Layered the focal panel on an already die cut panel from my stash, added another layer of green and adhered to the embossed panel and that to the card base. Sentiment!!! Almost forgot about the SU To You and Yours stamp inked in Taylored Expressions Wintergreen ink to match the cardstock and fussy cut. Time: 9 minutes 38 seconds.

I did have to laugh when reading about Buddy Johanna’s speed challenge dilemma after my issues with the embossing pad but these are always fun.

The speed challenge I’m sharing my card with is:

As You See it Challenge: Challenge #337 – Turbo Trees

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My second painted faux dip dye panel using blue as my background for Inkadinkadoo snowflake stamps, Gina K Designs sentiment and Taylored Expressions frame die. The snowflakes were stamped in versamark ink and white heat embossed. I popped a few die cut snowflakes from my go to SimonSaysStamp die to cover up a little oops on the right side of my card.

I will be sharing my card today with:

Peace on Earth Christmas Challenge #76

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After watching Amy R’s Faux Dip-Dye YouTube video, I decided to give it a try. Not a complete success but a bit of an ombre effect if you look close enough. After painting my background on watercolor cardstock, I stamped the trees and heat embossed in black embossing powder using a Tim Holtz SimonSaysStamp Stamptember 2021 stamp set. Added a little white spatter and stamped, heat embossed and fussy cut the Gina K Designs Christmas Joy sentiment.

My card will be shared today with:

Double D Challenges: Get Ready for Winter

We had some flurries but mostly rain which is definitely needed. Thanks for stopping in for a peek. I appreciate you and your time. Take care and stay safe.

A clean & simple card today using Gina K Designs Sentimental Sentiments and Peace, Love & Joy stamps sets, brown ink and gold embossing powder. Taylored Expressions Wavy Stitched stacklets was used to add a little more interest to the CAS card.

My card today will be shared with:

Simply Clean & Simple: November 2024 Challenge with a theme of Christmas is coming!

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