And Christmas Cards All Year Round is asking for a card inspired by a Christmas song or carol so what better than "Let It Snow"?
Wednesday 27 February 2019
Singing "Let It Snow"
Vancouver's snow and colder temperatures are lingering. I still have large sections of snow in my garden and neighbourhood wherever the sun isn't reaching to melt it. They are forecasting some light snow for tomorrow so we could have more! With this weather it's very easy to come up with a snowy card!
And Christmas Cards All Year Round is asking for a card inspired by a Christmas song or carol so what better than "Let It Snow"?
I started by doing a very pale stencil monoprint with blue brushos and
letting it dry, then replaced the stencil and stenciled the snowflakes with a
turquoise glitter paste. When dry, I trimmed the panel, bordered with
turquoise glitter cs, and added a small sentiment - easy, quick (except
for letting the paste dry), and flat for mailing!
And Christmas Cards All Year Round is asking for a card inspired by a Christmas song or carol so what better than "Let It Snow"?
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I love that song and I love these glittery snowflakes! A beautiful Christmas card, my friend!
ReplyDeletewonderful glittery snowflakes Susan, the perfect combination for "let it snow".
ReplyDeleteI love the softness of your blue monoprint background. And the bright blue glittery snowflakes are so gorgeous. Perfect card to make while you're singing! :) Hope there's not much snow today! xx
ReplyDeleteCompliments of blues. Your flakes look great and the sentiment perfectly matches. Great card xx
ReplyDeleteLet it Snow is a classic Christmas song and you nailed the challenge, Susan. Of course I love the blue. Your glittery snowflakes are gorgeous. xx
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