Winter cards handmade

Come see how to make this charming wintry scene card handmade with die cuts for almost every element - so easy and so detailed! Today I have for you a wintry

Grand niece's 4th BD is coming up. She is head over heels in love with Minnie Mouse. This gives me the idea to do a Minnie Mouse shaped hat with an embellished "4".

For today's white on white winter card idea, I layered white die cuts together and added a few pops of color to make a beautiful textured, dimensional scene. Come on over and see free in the post the details that make this simple card so inviting and then Pin it to your DIY Winter Cards board to save for later. You can adapt this to the dies you have in your stash - white on white layering is always gorgeous and oh-so-easy! Add the sentiment for the occasion and use this card over and over!

This morning my card challenge is AAA Cards Challenge #204 - "Along the Edge" + Optional Twist "Snow". I have a strong preference for mostly white cards so that's the direction I went on this one. I'm also sending it over to Tic, Tac Toe Challenge #142, following the bottom clues across - Embossing/Winter/White on White. I started this card with a side-folded white card base. I die-cut a stitched rectangle out of the same 110# cardstock and blind embossed it with a Darice snow embossing…

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In last evening's live stream, I showed you how to create this cozy winter cabin card, perfect for the

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I have an acetate card to share today, using a die and stamp from Hero Arts for the current challenge at A Blog Named Hero. I cut a panel with the snowflake border fancy die twice by using the partial diecutting technique to make it symmetrical. I used clear glitter embossing powder on the snowflakes to make them nice and sparkly. I then made a panel with the white embossed sentiment and some Distress Oxide ink blending. I splattered some water and added some white and some glitter embossing…