Today’s turnabout snowflakes card uses non-traditional colors, a bit or sparkle and shine, and a fantastic turnabout stamp from Concord & 9th. Fairly easy to create, this card packs a punch on the interest scale.
Click below to see the full video tutorial, or just keep scrolling to read how I put it all together!
To start, the snowflake card panel is easily created using Concord & 9th’s Snowflake turnabout stamp. I’ve already covered how to use turnabout stamps in this series, so I won’t bore you with the details again, but if you do want a refresh, Click Here to see that post.
I’m using Gina K card stock and coordinating dies in this project. Three of the four inks used in stamping are also used in matting for the card. The grey for the bottom, then the two lavender colors for the sentiment layers.
Next, I heat embossed the sentiment using Ranger Silver embossing powder. To finish, and for accents on the sentiment panel and on various areas across the snowflake panel, Nuvo Glitter Drips in Silver Moondust was perfect.
Another quick and simple card to create. No fancy techniques needed! I love the non-traditional color palette, it gives a bit of fun and whimsy to the card. Turnabout snowflakes is a sure bet!
Join me tomorrow for the last card in my 12 Days of Cardmaking series. As always, thanks for joining me on this journey!
Supplies
Neenah Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock: 110lb for card base, 80lb for die cutting
Gina K Card Stock in Lovely Lavender, Soft Stone, Wild Lilac
Concord & 9th Snowflake Turnabout Stamp Set
Gina K Premium Dye Ink in Lovely Lavender, Plum Punch, Soft Stone, Wild Lilac
Ranger Anti-Static Pouch
Ranger Embossing Powder in Silver
Nuvo Glitter Drops Silver Moondust