A adorable Throwback Thursday from Laurie featuring Concord & 9th’s Snowflake Turnabout stamp set.
Hello friends and welcome back!! Today, I made a Christmas thank you card using the Snowflake Turnabout from Concord&9th. This card was easy to make although certainly not very quick and something you’d want to mass produce..although you defiantly could if you had the time!!
I started by white heat embossing the Snowflakes Turnabout stamp from Concord & 9th onto a kraft card panel. I stamped it three rotations and embossed it all at once.
The cute little bird and holly image come from the Tweet Holidays set from MFT and was coloured with alcohol markers. This is one of my fave winter stamp sets this season!
I wanted the sentiment to be quite large and bold so I chose the Big Thanks Sugar Script Die from Birch Press Designs. I cut word out of white cardstock and used red shades of alcohol markers to give it colour.
Next, I cut the outline portion of the die directly out of the heat embossed background then adhered the kraft panel to a landscape, white, top fold card base.
Before puzzle piecing the positive piece onto the card base, I die cut it once again, this time from craft foam. To make sure everything was evenly popped up, I die cut the bird and holly image from foam, too!
I love the all the dimension! I adhered the coloured thanks die onto the popped up outline and perched the bird and holly on top. Of course, that large thanks die was screaming out for glitter and shine. So, I brushed some Wink of Stella Shimmer Pen over top as well as a generous helping of Nuvo Crystal Glaze!!
Don’t you just love the shine? In fact, I loved it so much I added it to all the red bits on the card!!
This card was super fun to make and I hope you enjoyed it!!
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy New Year!!
Until next time…
Laurie
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Fantastic card. Thank you.
Ooooh, this card is lovely! I think I need to look for that snowflake stamp! I have purchased a few of the turnabout stamps from Concord and 9th and need to use them, as they are so fun. Thanks for sharing!