Sandy here from A Working Mom's Joy to bring you today's post for She's a Sassy Lady. I recently made this card with the challenge being a Winter Scene. This is a DYI- paper piecing card. There are many window dies on the market but I don't have one and didn't have time to order one so getting out my trusty scissors, I created my own.
Here is what I used for this project: Momento Sky Blue ink, glue pen, white/blue/brown cardstock, small pattern papers, scissors, white paint pen (not showm), digi stamp and little images from a 12x12 design paper pad.
First, I chose small prints for my "curtains and wallpaper". Then, taking my blue card, I dotted "snow" using the white marker pen.
To give the card dimension, I used foam pop up tape. Here you can see how I free- handed the curtain shape and then cut them out.
Using brown card stock, I cut strips and ran them in the Cuttlebug with the wood embossing folder. For my smaller piece, I added foam pop up tape.
With the white card stock, I free- cut a couple of "snowy hills". I also inked the edges with the Sky Blue ink.
Now the fun part is seeing the pieces come together! I added a small piece of brown to the top to be my "curtain rod". I also cut out a couple to make up the window panes.
I wanted a snowman and tree that you could see "outside" so I cut them from designer paper that can in a Christmas 12x12 paper pad.
My digi stamp is from Sunsational Stamps. He is actually peeking out of the stocking but I just colored him and cut him away from the stocking. I'll save the stocking for another card. I also colored hit stocking cap to make it wintery and not Christmasy. I used Spectrum Nior markers to color this little guy.
And here we go, a cute card with dimension.
The final DYI Window Scene card!
Hope you like it and learned a new to you technique!
8 comments:
That is adorable! Thank you for sharing this technique, as I don't have a window die, either. BethAnn M.
Your card is just too adorable. Great job.
Great idea. Like the teddy bear in the window peeking inside. Great design.
Dianne Bell - Sewpro02@aol.com
Very clever! Thanks for sharing your process in creating this lovely scene for your card ;)
Oh my goodness this is so adorable! TFS
Interesting technique doing the background. A little imagination with stamps is always fun. Great job.
Barb. from Toronto, Canada
This is so adorable!!! I am a new follower
Sandy this card is awesome!! Love your tutorial!!
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