Design Team: Raven Baca Week 12

Raven Baca's Snowman Card 

We've had a week with Peachy Keen Stamps, and we are loving all the adorable possibilities! Today, Raven Baca designed a card that , even Frosty himself would want to receive this holiday! Using the eCraft, Peachy Keen Stamps, and 3L Scrapbook Adhesives, this card is easy, and fast to make!

eCraft Peachy keen stamps card

Okay seriously yall I am so excited to share my project with you today. It is a super quick and easy project that you can make in less than 10 minutes. Probably less. I think it’s a perfect Christmas card to reproduce. And BTW I LOVE peachy keen stamps so much they pair just perfectly with the eCraft! It’s as if they were meant for each other!

Here goes you will need:

eCraft

Fundamentals SD Card

Peachy Keen Winter Wonderland Faces

Button

Twine

Glitter brads

Basic Grey Pattern Paper

And Basic Grey solid paper

Tim Holtz Winter Wonderland die

Pastel Chalks

Copic Markers

3L Dimensional adhesive

Using the Fundamentals SD card set the pressure to 4, tabs to two and width at 3. Insert your basic grey pattern paper into the eCraft and then position your blade into the bottom left hand corner. Select Category 2 (Frames) Image 19 and change the size to 4 inches. Press cut. ;)

Next using the Winter Wonderland die from Tim Holtz and solid white cardstock run it through the eBosser and you will get this adorable little snowman. He comes with a nose pointing out to the side so I just took my kraft knife and snipped that part off. Next stamp an adorable Peachy Keen Face on him! Dab a small amount of pink chalk onto each cheek and color in his mouth and nose using orange and red copics (or any marker you have on hand) Tie some twine through a blue button and knot it in the front. Punch two holes in the middle of his stomach and attach glitter brads. Attach the frame and the snowman with 3L dimensional adhesive. I LOVE the side effect of this card because it has just enough umph! Voila you are all finished!!! 

 

I hope to see your wonderful Christmas cards! If you make some please leave us a link in the comments section so that we can all go over and check them out!

Hugs,

Raven

To see more of Raven's adorable projects, visit her blog

here: 

http://love4stamps.blogspot.com/