Good Monday morning. Before I start my post I would like to announce the winner of my blog candy gift. Congratulations to Rosy Newlun for being the 141st comment picked by Random.org. Rosy, send me your mailing address and I will get your gift right out to you.
Rosy Newlun said… Congratulations dear Kittie!!! Your creations always amaze my husband and me. Many thanks. I love snowflakes, any snowflakes. Big hugs!I have another snowflake framed scene project to share with you today. This time I used the Memory Box Frostyville Frame and paired it with one of the little houses from the Essentials by Ellen Home and Hearth set and Impression Obsession Evergreen Trees. I used the Debutante Frame die to cut the background for the scene.
I cut the background frame using paper from the Lawn Fawn’s Snow Day pad. All the other pieces were cut out in white. I cut a second background frame in white and then cut off both ends with deckle scissors to create the snowy ground pieces. The ground pieces were attached to the starry background with ATG adhesive. The snowflake frame was attached to the background with rolled up 1/2” double stick tape. Wow! That technique is so perfect for this curved thin frame border and takes so much less time than attach tiny pieces of mounting tape. The scene was attached to the card base with large pieces of mounting tape.
I tucked the house and trees in behind the ground pieces and attached with mounting tape. I added one little star on top of the tallest tree for the finishing touch.
Here’s a closer view to show the dimension of the scene.
I love the starry paper and how the all white images pop so perfectly against it.
Thanks for coming by today and I hope you have a great week.
Card size: 5.50” x 4.25”
Kittie, this is such a beautiful card…. I think I can hear the silence of a hidden snow covered village…. I absolutely love this card… thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity…..
this is really nice thank you
The perfect background paper for this lovely scene. The snowflakes on the paper make this picture perfect. Very pretty Kittie.
So adorable Kittie, a very precious winter scene!
Always love your “popped white ” cards…perfect green paper that resembles falling snow….peaceful
(Sigh)….love this one.
wow Kittie, this is beautiful. Love how you pair dies together.
Gorgeous card Kittie!
Good Morning, Kittie. OH! I love this beautiful snow scene. The frame makes everything spark. so much detail, so much thought, snow can be so beautiful as well as dangerous. It’s nice to see the beauty. Gorgeous and Love it…..hugs.
You couldn’t ask for more “all is calm, all is bright”! Gorgeous work. TFS.
Beautiful! I think I’m into snow scenes this year. Thank you for some wonderful inspiration..as always!
You sure know how to make a beautiful scene Kittie. All that white with a pop of color is magic.
such a beautiful combination of the dies!
A wonderful Winter card, Kittie!!
Such a lovely combination of dies, frame and designpaper.
I love it!!
What type (name of scissors edge) did you use to create the snow effect?
Thanks