Winter Wonderland Window by Jean Okimoto

The new Pine Needle Frame creates a winter scene for a frosty snowgal and felt birds. The delicate frame, floral Garland print, Festive Glitter pad, Polished Foil and felt add dimension and textures to greet the season. Hi, Jean Okimoto here with a framed window design featuring our Christmas '22 Collection.

Open the card for some surprises. What looks like a beanie from the outside is actually a tall stocking cap - and a felt bird stops by for a visit.

Cut Pine Needle Frame from white cardstock. The Tall Bundled Snowman set includes 3 snowmen - we're creating a stylish snowgal. Cut the front of a top-folded white A-2 card with the largest snowman die. Save the offcut - and cut it with the smallest snowman die. Add black cardstock scraps behind the eyes and buttons.

Color white cardstock with orange and brown markers and diecut the carrot nose and arms. Attach the arms behind the snowgal.

Cut pale blue cardstock from the Stormy Blue Collection with the medium-sized snowman. Attach it - through the window - to the interior of the card.

Cut the hat from the red Festive Glitter Pad sheet and the Polished Foil Pad sheet.

Cut the 2 top layers of the scarf from the Garland 6x6 floral print. Cut the 2 bottom layers from the red Festive Glitter Pad sheet. Trim the left edge of the glittered diecut to decrease the width about ⅛".

Attach hat and scarf diecuts to the snowgal.

The versatile new Layered Birds die can also create simple un-layered birds. Attach a sticker sheet or adhesive label paper to wool-blend red felt and cut Layered Birds. The paper backing stabilizes and felt and keeps adhesives from saturating the felt. Attach 3 birds to the frame and 1 inside the card.