For my card, after adding the dsp, thumb tip and cuff to the plain white card provided, I ran the top piece through the cuttlebug with a snowflake ef. The bow was a die that I ran through the cb and attached with a glue dot. The snowflake and gem gave it that final touch. Every card was different, thanks to all the choices we had in dsp; and all were adorable.
For the second card, I brought one that was quick and easy for the class to do after finishing their mitten cards. First, we laid the stamp upright on the table, inked it with Versafine Smokey Gray, and pressed the white cs on it.
After trimming down the image (I purposely cut the white cs larger than needed to make it easier) we used colored pencils on the evergreen tree and the deer. We mounted the image on the green cs, and dimensionals were used to pop it up on the kraft cardfront. Once the snowflake and gem were added, the cards were done in less than 15 minutes!
We decided afterward to cancel today's class since it would be the day before Thanksgiving. Now that it's snowing (5 inches already!) it seems we made the right decision. Next week's class will be our last for 2014, a stamp-a-stack of 5 Christmas cards.
2 comments:
What a fun mitten! And that deer card is beautiful! Enjoy your snowy Thanksgiving day!
Looks like a lot of fun! I hope you were able to spend time with family. Happy Thanksgiving!
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