Hi there. I'm so glad you stopped by!
When I saw the mood board at Peace on Earth, I knew just what I wanted to do.
Then life interrupted that thought.
Life slowed down and fortunately this time the idea worked out.
I die cut this four layer snowflake from some blue glitter paper. The paper is pretty
thin so I had to cut another from white cardstock and glue the glitter cuts on top.
It was tedious but worth the effort.
The background is a piece of packing foam. It has an icy look, I think. that
works perfectly with the snowflake. I added a die cut sentiment cut from silver foil.
I captured the shine in the photo, but it ended up looking white.
Rest assured it's silver and so are some of the little dots.
Challenges:
Peace on Earth - Inspired by the mood board below. Guess which picture.
Card Recipe
Stamps:
Ink:
Paper: Blue Glitter Paper (?), Silver Foil
Other: Stunning Snowflake Die (TH), Christmas Greetings Thinlits (ret SU), Packing foam, Circle Punches
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I had no trouble finding your inspiration, Bonnie! What a perfectly wonderful execution - packing foam?? Who KNEW it could be so beautiful on a card? YOU!
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What a fabulous layered star Bonnie so glittery and pretty, and the background definitely has an icy look to it and the silver die cut 'peace' and blue and silver dots make great embellishments. x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful blue glittery snowflake. Wow, packing foam for a background looks great. Very creative. TFS
ReplyDeleteTop right! And you've used that inspiration beautifully -- I'll bet it's even more gorgeous IRL due to being able to differ the silver sentiment from your ingenious white background!
ReplyDeleteThis is very "COOL" Bonnie! What a smart idea to use packing foam. I was wondering what technique you did to have such a shimmery looking background! lol.
ReplyDeletePacking foam. What a genius idea, Bonnie! And that glittery snowflake is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThe snowflake may have been a bit of work with all the gluing, but totally worth the effort Bonnie...I love all that blue glittery sparkle! And packing foam??!! Brilliant idea...will definitely have to remember that one! Lovely, lovely card my friend!! Hugs. :0)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous snowflake!
ReplyDeleteI laughed over "life interrupting" your thought. Happens to me all the time, then I lose my thought and can never seem to find it again!
Sandy xx
Wow - such glittery goodness, Bonnie!! Just love your layered snowflake!!
ReplyDeleteAMAZING card, my friend. Well worth the effort of piecing all those layers. The glue glittery paper is so pretty and so is the fabulous detail on this snowflake. LOVE the packing foam background ... how creative!! It really does look icy! xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! What a brilliant idea to use the packing foam for a background. It looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteyour blue snowflake really pops against the white. Love the car ♥
ReplyDeleteExcellent take on the Peace on Earth mood board! Love the icy blue glittery snowflake, and what a good idea to use the packing foam - great recycling! Thanks so much for joining us at Peace on Earth!
ReplyDeleteVery clever use of the the packing foam, Bonnie, and a stunning card - well done on persevering!
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Maxine
A very clever use of that packing foam Bonnie! It makes the perfect background for that gorgeous sparkly snowflake. Vicky x
ReplyDeleteThis snowflake is gorgeous and I bow to you for gluing them to cardstock. That is a skill I don't have. I always have a mess. This turned out just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty. The sparkle must look amazing IRL.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful winter card. The glitter and colors look like the card is covered in ice. WOW!
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