We celebrated Christmas with my family this past Sunday. It is always hard because I have a sister and brother and their families out West who weren't able to be here - but it is always fun to put a package together for them and race the mail to get it to them in time! <smile>
This stamp from High Hopes reminds me of my family and how all of our hearts come together at Christmas.
We all know our hearts are joined every day, but even more so at this time of year.
Meet "Homespun Hearts Snowy". I have also used the "All Hearts" sentiment both from High Hopes. I think this is a great winter stamp that could be used for winter cards too but I chose to use it for Christmas.
I coloured the snowman with alcohol markers and fussy cut him out. It is hard to see in the picture but I added a clear sparkle pen to all of the hearts.
A couple weeks ago I literally broke the scissors I use to fussy cut so I am breaking in a new pair. Next I cut a white circle and ran it through a snowflake embossing folder to create my background. I cut my patterned paper pieces and mounted them on cardstock. The sentiment is stamped and the hearts are coloured with alcohol makers. Some cotton lace and gumdrops finish off the card. The snowman was added at the end and he is popped up with pop dots.
Card Recipe
Stamps: Homespun Hearts Snowy (S229) - High Hopes Rubber Stamps
Patterned Paper: MME from my stash
Memento Tuxedo Black ink, Copic XpressIt, Classic Circle Spellbinders die, Fiskars circle cutter, Snowflake Embossing Folder - Darice, Clear Spectrum Sparkle Pen, Forever In Time Pop Dots, Cupid Gumdrops
Spectrum Noir Markers: CR5 DR6 DR7 CG1 DR2 DR4 TN1 EB1 EB2 CT4 GB5 OR1 IG1 1G4 1G5 BGR2 BGR4 BGR5
There are three ways to participate in this month's challenge. Click here to find out how to play along for your chance to win some High Hopes Stamps!!
If you like sketches this month's sketch will get your creative juices flowing!
Grab your High Hopes Stamps and come play along! I can't wait to see what you create!
Merry Christmas to you and your families!
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