Today I have my cute Christmas Mouse to share with you and a few more RubberQueen card designs from our shoebox swap. I can't pick any favorites because, honestly, I love all of them!!
My plans were to start Christmas shopping today, but as you can see I am doing something that I like to do much more than shopping!!! Oh well, maybe the crowds will die down by next week. I am seriously thinking about visiting my brother in Texas after Christmas to find some warmth (a mile from the warm Mexican border). I totally can't handle the thought of going out in this cold weather. Now to just persuade my husband to take a month off from work (2 months would be awesome!!). If anybody has an idea on how I can do this, I would love to know the secret (don't bother suggesting the "S" word, I have used that one way too often).
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| I only made 2 of these and the snow in both of them are a little different. You can use whatever embossing powder you like to make these, but I went with this: Heat & Stick and Dazzling Diamonds Embossing Powders; Silver Glass Stampin' Glitter; and the retired Stampin' Up Mica Flakes. Mix them all together in a small container and dump on your card. Use a brush to remove snow from your images and make your piles of snow. Using tweezers, pick up your cardstock and heat on the back, using Stampin' Up Heat Tool, and making sure you don't move (that was the hard part for me). After the embossing powder/heat & stick have melted, check to see if you need a few sprinkles of Heat & Stick to adhere all the Mica Flakes (I didn't do this, but I should have). |
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| On this one I added a little bit of White Embossing Powder. As you can see, I added too much at the top. I wasn't going to show this picture, but wanted you to see what not to do (I did like it, however, in the bottom snow). You can't see it in these pictures but the snow just sparkles in real life. I also used Silver Embossing Powder on the top of the ornament. |
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| This shoebox card design was done by Ronda Wade (that I altered a tiny bit). |
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| I didn't get the name of who designed this card, but I love how she used a masculine stamp (Wetlands) to make a Valentine's design. |
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| Another awesome design done by Joanne Jeter. Perfect sentiment for the I Am Me Designer Series Paper. |
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| Sorry, I didn't get the name of the person who designed this card, but loved all the small details added (notice the bottom-right corner half-square under the Summer Starfruit Card Stock to tie in the Night of Navy). |
Okay, see if you can pick a favorite and let me know (along with suggestions on how to get to Texas).
Until next time,
Sandi
"Through love serve one another." -- Galatians 5:13
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