Sunday, 15 December 2013

Snowflakes. Squint and you might see some!

Let it Snow
Hey!

Happy Sunday! If you're anything like me, today you're starting to let the panic start to set in that you've done hardly anything for the holidays yet....! Eeek!

Worrying aside, I'm here today to share that I'm playing along with those talented Curtain Call Challenge gals as a guest designer. Thanks so much to Stacey for asking me to share the stage today!


 So today's card was inspired by this piccy for today's Sweet Snowflakes Curtain Call Challenge:

Photo Credit: akeptlife.blogspot.com

I was taken by the blue and pink colour combo and decided upon blue snowflakes and pink, glossy hearts. The winter daylight is doing my photography no favours here so sit up close to that monitor, squint, and squint some more and you just might be able to see some snowflakes falling from that cloud. :)

OK. Stop squinting. Here's a close up, but it's not much better I'm afraid!

Let it snow (close up)
I think you're just going to have to trust me that you can really see these pretty snowflakes much better IRL!
tips and tricks
  • To add a bit of extra dimension, I've covered my hearts with Glossy Accents and smothered my cloud with my clear Wink of Stella pen.
  • To add Glossy Accents to tiny embellishments easily, I like to stick them to a tiny piece of blu-tack so they don't stick to the table!
  • The design looked lost on a larger piece of cardstock, so I've created it on a smaller piece and mounted it on an extra layer.
The challenge is sponsored by Uniko Studio so it seemed rude not to ink up my Uniko Studio Stunning Snowflakes stamp set for it. The LEAD of this challenge will win a gift certificate to spend at the Uniko Studio store too. :)

Be sure to see how the special guests and crew inked up Stunning Snowflakes too. I'm pretty sure you'll be able to see their snowflakes without risking square eyes! *wink*

Sweet Snowflake Designers
Beverly Brown, Uniko Studio
Amy Wanford, Guest Designer (You're here!)
Amber Kroening
Barb Murphy
Christina MacLaren
Gayatri Murali
Kim Singdahlsen
Laurie Willison
Marisa Ritzen
Maureen Plut
Monika Davis
Sheri Gilson
Stacey Schafer
Tenia Nelson
Tracey McNeely

And of course, come and join in the sweet snowflake fun with us! If you're like me, you've got a ton of Christmas crafty projects to whip up still here's your perfect inspiration point!

Right, must dash, so much to do still and so little time!

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10 comments:

~amy~ said...

super duper SWEET

Stacey Schafer said...

Holy smokes! This is Amy-tacular! Totally YOU and totally spectacular! So thrilled to have you working with us this week at the Curtain Call!

Lynn said...

Gorgeous Aimes. I absolutely adore the bit of shine on the hearts!

Monika/Buzsy said...

What a sweet card Amy. Love those snowflakes with the shiny hearts and that cloud! Very creative!

Tenia Nelson said...

Gorgeous card, Miss Lady!! Thanks for joining us!! YOU ROCK!!! ;)

Marisa said...

So great to have you join us for this challenge :) Love your falling hearts and snowflakes! darling card.

Taheerah said...

So utterly gorgeous Aimes - and I didn't have to squint at all. *wink* Love the glittering of your cloud and those sweet hearts!! And *so* happy to see you using your Uniko still, yay!! :D

Tracey McNeely said...

Amy your card is so dreamy!! We are so happy to have you this challenge as our Guest Designer!

Barb Ghig said...

Such a beautiful card, Amy! I love how you layered your papers and added glitter and shine...so lovely!

Julia Aston said...

What a wonderful creative design!

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