Welcome back to Stampers Delights Thrifty Thursday for December. Hope everyone is beginning to enjoy the holiday season. This month the team is creating with Christmas images. The team has created beautiful projects this month with lots of inspiration. Let's take a look at what they have created.
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Eivor here again, and today I want to show you a tutorial how to make glittery snow in a pretty easy way.
I have some problems and I think it is difficult to get "a good looking" snow when I make my cards, so I thought I could try something else and not use my copic markers.
This image you can get in both winter and spring version. So so nice!!
So to my tutorial...
This is what I used for my tutorial today. The colored image (of curse), then glossy accent glue, a needle and the GLITTER!
I have a small dollop with glue on a paper, a needle and my glitter. I wanted to used the needle and take some glue on the needle and place the glue gently on the areas I want. If I do that, I think I have better controll of where to place the glue. Then I poured the glitter over the glued area and let it dry. To get the extra glitter to fall off I tapped a little and gentle on the image. As you can see on the photo the glitter is all over the paper and the image...*smile*.
This is it, a easy way to make your Christmas (or any other card) glitterly and shiny!
I hope you can see the glittery "snow" on the road arrows and the little snow hill. I love how it is different colors in different lights and angles, and how it glitter!!
Thank you for stopping by today and I hope you liked my tutorial. If you have other ideas how to make snow please share this with us at Stampers Delights Facebook Fan Group. We love to see!
Eivor here and today I am going to show you how to make a card with the technique "paper piecing" with a digital stamp. For my project I have used the new released stamp Secret Santa, she is so perfect for Christmas cards and other Christmas projects.
The papers I used on my Christmas card is from Pion Design and they are very soft and light colored, but so beautiful. I have done different layers and roughened the edges.
You can find the digi stamp in the shop HERE and I really love the sentiment also, so perfect for Christmas.
With paper piecing I wanted to show that if you dont like to color, if you dont have any coloring tools you can use all different papers you have and do beautiful cards just by using the printer, scissor and glue.
First of all I printed the image an a paper for copics so I could color the skin and hair on the image. Then I used four different pattern papers to print the image on and then I started to cut out the pices I wanted.
After been cutting, cutting and cutting I choosen the pices I wanted. Maybe this image wasen't the easiest to do paper piecing with, so so many small pieces. *smile*.
But I like doing it, had a plan how I wanted the card to be, so I keeped cuting. Then I glued the different pieces on the image I printed on the white copic paper.
I did the card with different layers, with the same patterna paper and some distance tape.
Hope you like my tutorial and try to use the scissor and some beautiful pattern papers you have.
Hi everyone. Today I have a great technique for any level. With the Christmas holiday just around the corner, I wanted to make a card using the latest stamp set from Stampers Delights.
This little chibi character inspired me to make a scene behind her with a lovely tree. I figured that it would use the quilting technique for this in order to get a beautiful frame around my image.
I have made a full tutorial video to show you how to make this lovely card step by step. I hope that you enjoy the video below.
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