I decided to change things up a little bit on this super cute snowman card by making all the snowman parts – except for the nose – out of felt! I surrounded him with evergreen trees on pretty blue tag background, cheerful cardinals and falling snow. If I had it to do over again I would double layer the white parts to create a more pure white body.
For this project I used the Rubbernecker Stamps Snowman, Deckle Hills, Nested Tag Stitch, Evergreen Trees, Cardinals, Greenery #2, Tiny Leaves and Nested Rectangle X Stitch.
The Snowman
- Cut the snowman parts out using white, black, red felt and orange cardstock.
- Use Crafter’s Pick glue to attach the pieces together and allow to dry.
- Embellish the snowman with tiny holly leaves and berries on the hat and scarf.
Create the Scene
- Cut a snow layer using white cardstock and a tag base using blue cardstock.
- Use the tag die to cut the snow layer to create a perfect match for the blue tag base.
- Apply strips of mounting tape to the back of the snow layer and attach it to the blue tag.
- Attach strips of mounting tape to the back of the trees and attach them to the tag base.
- Tuck the snowman in behind the snow layer and attach him to the trees using pieces of mounting tape.
- Cut three cardinals using red cardstock, color the beaks with a black marker and attach to the scene using pieces of mounting tape.
- Create falling snow by applying dots of white Nuvo Crystal Drops on the tag base, trees and a few dots on the snowman hat and scarf.
The Card Base
I originally planned on using this snowman as a Christmas tag but I liked it so much I decided to put it on a red and white card base to use as a Christmas card.
- Use red cardstock to cut the X stitch layer and attach it to the white card base using strips of mounting tape.
- Cut the greenery branches using white cardstock.
- Apply Crafter’s Pick glue to the branches, sprinkle with clear glitter and allow them to dry.
- Arrange the branches on the top left corner and attach using glossy accents.
- Finish by tying a red multi loop bow and attaching it to the greenery arrangement using glue dots. Note: Check out my multi loop bow video tutorial if you would like to see how I made my bow.
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Here are links to the dies used for my project.
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Here are links to the tools and supplies.
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I would love to hear what you think about this fun felt snowman card! Have you played with felt before? Do you have pictures of projects you have made with felt? Do you a special snowman project you would like to share? Post a link in the comments to give us all some snowman inspiration. Here is a link to several of my favorite snowman projects. Here is a Pinterest link to felt snowman cards for more “felt” inspiration. Be sure to check out the huge Black Friday Sale at Rubbernecker Stamps and check off some of your wish list items. Thank you for coming by and I hope you have a great day.
ADORABLE!!! I LOOOVE the felt, Kittie! It adds such NICE TEXTURE!!! I like that white sparkly pine in the upper corner too!!! I HAVE played with felt! LOVE to use it!!! VERY SWEETLY DONE!!! ;)<3
Thank you, Becky!
What a cutie patootie. I can’t imagine anyone not loving to receive this card. Thank you for sharing your wonderful creativity..
Thank you, Karen!
I just love him done in felt, looks terrific with the trees in the background and the bird!
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