When I packed away the Christmas, my house felt naked. So, I decided to decorate a bit for winter. I made a little wreath for my door, hung up snowman kitchen towels, and made this adorable little winter banner.
Visit the Elizabeth Craft Designs’ Blog today to see how I did it.
This card was inspired by the song from “Frozen.” It features one of the brand new die sets from Elizabeth Craft Designs … click here to see how I made it.
There is still room in Saturday’s ornament class … this is a great gift idea for you, a teacher, grandma, the kids or anyone who loves snowmen. Older kids are welcome as long as mom stays … we use a heat tool in this class and it can burn!
Colors and embellishments can be completely customized.
Here’s another example …
I love how different each one can be!
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Today is a quick post … I’m off to Sunset Shores for the weekend where I will be cropping and teaching four classes! Each of the classes is completely different — we’re making a card, an ornament, a mosaic page and an altered spoon. I still have lots to pack and get ready for the event, but I wanted to share the ornament we’ll be making …
This is a group of experienced croppers, so I expect lots of variations on my sample, but we’ll all be starting with a snowman ornament from Globecraft Memories. (If they aren’t available in your area, click on the link to the right to order direct.)
I used a bit of paint and flock to cover the snowman (and discovered after the fact that I should have painted the snowman white so the flock remained white!). For the background, I painted the globe and then added Pure Sparkle Silver glitter.
For this frame, I kept it simple and just used Mermaid Tears Enamel Powder.
The insert and little Piccolo pieces are painted with Cool-Set Enamel. The leaves are coated with Mossy Glen Enamel Powder.
After I finished the pieces, I coated the ring and accents with Glastique for a durable shine.
I think he’s cute and I cannot wait to see what spin my friends put on theirs.
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