Snowflake Magic Clean And Simple

Welcome!

Today’s card has lots of clean texture made possible with the Snowman Magic Bundle. One pass through my due cutting machine gave me this beautiful, snowflake edged frame. I added a few “snowdrifts” to the back of the frame, die cut two trees, and stamped a little house (from the Ringed With Nature stamp set).

It’s that time of year when I enjoy mixing and matching my dies and stamp sets. This habit helps me create unique card designs that I love to share. I hope this inspires you to take a look at your holiday stamps, paper and dies and mix and match elements. Iguarantee you’ll be pleasantly surprised with your outcome.

Today’s Card Pieces And Parts

This is a simple card to put together and looks as though it isn’t!

I cut a Basic White card base 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ and scored it at 4 1/4″. I call this a “tent fold” card.

With a more Basic White cardstock, I cut two “snow drifts”, making sure the bottom edges were straight edges and they are a little longer than the width of the snowflake frame. The frame is about 4 1/2″ wide. I also cut one deeper than the other.

The snowflake frame is die cut with Basic White Thick cardstock.

I die cut one tree using Basic White cardstock and another with Mossy Meadow cardstock.

I stamped the house with Crumb Cake and Cherry Cobbler ink and fussy cut it.

Turning the frame on the reverse side, adhere the narrow snow drift to the bottom of the frame, then adhere the deeper one to the back of the narrow snow drift. Be sure to glue only the bottom of the snow drifts.

Adhere the house behind the snow drift as shown, then attach the trees in between the snow drifts as shown.

I added some Wink of Stella to the snowdrifts, and a few Rhinestone Bassic Jewels for more sparkle.

I stamped the inside with a sentiment from the Snowman Magic stamp set and Cherry Cobbler ink.

So, pull out your Snowflake Magic Bundle, cut a frame and a few trees, add a stamped house, a couple of snow drifts, and create a clean and simple hand made gift with lots of texture!

… the only limitation is your imagination!