Frosty Fun!

It's been fun making and sharing Christmas cards for Christmas in July with Rubbernecker Stamps. It really is a great way to get a head start and not be rushed at the last minute.

Here's how my card was made-

• Stamp the snowman on watercolor paper with black ink and watercolor with Inktense Pencils.
• Use the Snowman with Present Die Cut to cut out and add glitter to the fur on the hat and the ribbon on the gift. Set aside.

• Die-cut decorative paper with the rectangle die and mount to white cardstock cut with the deckle die then mount to a top folding red card.

• Use oval dies to cut white and red cardstock, cutting the red one size larger than the white.

• Use oval dies to cut white and red cardstock, cutting the red one size larger than the white.
• Stamp the Snow Flake Frame at the top of the white oval with VersaMark Ink and emboss with white embossing powder.
•  Use a brush to add blue inks to the top of the white oval.

• Pop up the Santa on the oval with foam squares.  Layer this onto the red oval and pop up on the center of the card with foam squares.
• Stamp the sentiment from the Snowmen with Presents Set on a red strip of cardstock with VersaMark Ink and emboss with white embossing powder.
• Pop up on the top left corner of the card with foam squares.
• Finally, tie the bottom of the card with red and white twine.

• Pop up on the top left corner of the card with foam squares.
• Finally, tie the bottom of the card with red and white twine.

Have a crafty day!

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