It's time to showcase another Repeat Impressions Stamp of the Week and this week it's this fun Making Snow Angels (3310-H) image. This is an appropriate image for this week, since we had a white Christmas here in Atlanta for the first time since 1882 and Wendy and Bill, at Repeat Impressions headquarters in Maine, are being socked with a blizzard. Perfect snow angel weather!
I used some blue and white snowflake paper from my stash and colored the boy's clothes using Copic markers. I added some Polar White Flower Soft to the background of the image, used a snowflake border punch for the right edge of my mat layer and added Stickles Diamond glitter glue to the centers of all of the snowflakes. The sentiment was stamped using Versamark and Night of Navy and then embossed with clear embossing powder.
Please head over to The House that Stamps Built to find out the details for purchasing this great image for 50% off through next Sunday and to see the wonderful cards the other design team members have made using it!
This card was also made for the following challenges:
Pals Paper Arts - sketch
Stamptacular Sunday - Snow Much Fun
Flower Soft - FSC17- make a holiday card
Thanks for stopping by!
9 comments:
That is an adorable stamp and you card is perfect!!
So adorable, Robin! How fun you had the snow! My sister's church service was even cancelled due to your snow!
Super cute; love the snow and the colors you've used; REALLY love the beautiful white satin bow!
What a cute stamp, Robin, and I love how you used all the blue!!! Hope you had a wonderful Christmas!!!
Love the white bow and the sweet image!
Robin I love the blue and white color scheme and your overall design!
Fantastic card! Love your perfect bow and how you have punched the edge!
You did such a great job making your snow angel look like he's really in the snow! Very cute design all over. How I long for a white Christmas! We've had nonstop rain for days!
Great card ... the stamp and bow are too cute!! Thanks for playing along with us at Pals Paper Arts.
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