If you would like to see a full step by step tutorial on how I created this dimensional snow scene check out the November edition of Papers and Pixels.
If you would like to see a full step by step tutorial on how I created this dimensional snow scene check out the November edition of Papers and Pixels.
Absolutely love your trees, sky, snowman, and all the fabulous details.
Kittie, congradulations on getting published, this is amazing and so worthy of being in there! Love your wintery scene (okay, I love every scene you’ve ever done, but you know, this one is no exception) and the cute snowman.
Congrats Kittie, this card is absolutely adorable! I’m so excited for you!
another darling scene, like how you hung the sentiment on the tree!
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