Create holiday magic with the beautiful new Chandele Snowflake and layers of the Shining Star Set. Two stars - one brushed with glitter - adhere and accent the delicate snowflake. It's a happy day when glittering and attaching a detailed die can be accomplished in one easy step!
Hi, Jean Okimoto here with another quick-glittered design that would be great for mass-production. Chose your favorite colors - winter pastels, jewel tones or tradtionals - or make personalized cards in the recipients' favorite holiday shades.
Cut the largest Shining Star from white cardstock.
Attach Diecut 'n Bond tape to white cardstock and cut the second-largest Shining Star.
Scrunch some waxed paper and rub it briskly over the Chandele Snowflake die - this helps release the little bits and pieces from the die. Cut the snowflake from white cardstock. Save the offcut for another beautiful project.
Attach the snowflake to the adhesive-covered star - save the tape liner. Use the tape liner as a presscloth to secure the detailed design. Brush ultrafine iridescent glitter over the exposed adhesive. Press it again with the liner.
Cut ¾" x 3-½" and 4" strips of Flintstone and Easter Grass cardstock. Cut textured pink cardstock with the 2-⅛" x 3-⅝" Pinpoint Rectangle Layers die.
Prep a scrap of white cardstock with the embossing powder tool. Stamp the greeting - from the new Holiday Greenery Clear Stamps Set - with VersaMark. Emboss it with detail silver powder. Trim it with the 1" x 2" Pinpoint Rectangles Layers die.
Attach everything to a white A-6 (4-½" x 6-¼") card. Add pink gem stickers.
Special thanks to everyone from Monday's SIMPLY ASIAN class at Impress! I appreciate how you braved the holiday traffic on ferries and freeways to join us. Thanks too - Ann and Shari - for helping everyone fill those shopping baskets again.
Thanks for visiting - see you tomorrow...
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Wow! So happy and unusual card, great design! Love so much how you combined the dies and the colourful papers!
Posted by: Alice | 09/08/2019 at 01:25 AM
What a wonderful design! Thanks, Jean!
Posted by: Jacky | 09/09/2019 at 06:25 PM