SSSC174 - Thanks Snow Much

Brrrrrrr!!  The temps have fallen big time here in the Bay Area.  I love this time of year, but this is tooooo cold.  At least it gives me an excuse to stay in and STAMP!!  And just in time for Karen's latest Sweet Sunday Sketch Challenge.  I also found a way to tie in some of the fabby papers from this months Key Ingredients Kit.  Whenever my mojo is lacking, I always turn to one of Karen's sketches and my trusty Key Ingredients kits.  I still had out my favorite set, The Cool Crowd, and thought this image of the three frosty friends was perfect for the sketch.

I colored them up with my Copics on Copic X-press It paper.  I used B000, B0000 & G0000 for the snowmen.  For my snowy hills, I stamped them on some light blue Bazzill card stock, cut them out and lined it up with the snowflake patterned paper.  I fussy cut the snowy friends and tucked them behind the hills.  Aren't they sweet?  I love this set!

I can't wait to see what the other gals did with it.  Won't you join me in checking them out?  You won't want to miss playing with us!

• Dana White 
• Dawn Easton (taking this week off)
• Jackie Pedro 
• Karen Giron
• Karen Motz
• Lori Tecler
• Lynn Put 
• Melissa Hubert
• Sarah-Jane Kalé 
• Vicki Burdick
• and our fabulous Guest Stamper Danielle Lounds !! 

 

 

Recipe:
Stamps: The Cool Crowd by Taylored Expressions
Paper: Bazzill, Choice Buttercream (TE) & Copic X-Press It; patterned paper from We R Memory Keepers
Ink:  Memento & Distress
Accessories:  Copics, snowflake embossing folder, twine, stickles, tab dienamics, sponging, twill & dimensionals

 

 

Comments

[Karen Giron]

I adore this little snowman group! Love that sparkly snow and the colors are so perfect! I need to get out my twine again - LOVE the look over the twill tape - yum!

[Karen Motz]

So cute! Love how you pieced them onto the snowflake paper background and the sparkly snow is perfect!

[Vicki Burdick]

Soo adorable!! Love those snowmen and the twine bow!!

[NanaConnie]

So adorable, Tracy! Love the embossing and the twine.