Hello and thanks for stopping by today! Today is the October Ink It! Stamp It! Blog Hop, featuring technique projects. One of my new favorites is featured today. It’s a photopolymer stamp set called Snow is Glistening, with the Snowfall Thinlits dies. Be sure to look for the Blog Hop links below and hop through all of the amazing stamper’s projects. I’m very thankful to be part of this talented group and know you will love their projects!
October Ink It! Stamp It! Blog Hop
Sparkling Snowflake
Design Details
measurements for this project
Balmy Blue cardstock card base: 4 1/4″ x 11″, fold in half
Whisper White cardstock die cut panel: 4″ x 5 1/2
All products used are available in my Online Store
Snowflake Showcase
Creating with snowflakes is versatile enough for a number of various papercraft projects. The giant snowflake die from the Snowfall Thinlits is stunning! The technique I am sharing today uses the negative space to create a stencil or mask. Once this stencil is placed on a colored cardstock card base, by adding the same shade of ink (Balmy Blue ink onto Balmy Blue cardstock) and then dabbing on Shimmer Paint… the shadow of a sparkling snowflake appears. Featured with a clean white stencil on top and it’s a beautiful snowflake!
Watch a video demonstration of this project by CLICKING HERE to watch on YouTube
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Here is a list of participants in the Blog Hop, I encourage you to visit all of the amazing projects
Here is a list of supplies I used to make this card project. Links are here that you can click to get product info and purchase items, at no additional cost to you, as well. Thank you for your support with your purchase.
Having more ways to create a focal point on your project can make a project work for you. I hope you like this project and will come back to visit often! Thanks for stopping by today.
-Jenny Hall
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