Greetings! You've got Kathi here with a Christmas card created with the Looking Up Gnome from the
Mini Gnomes 2 Unmounted Stamp Set by
Lost Coast Designs. In the first panel our hero
Gnome is enjoying nice weather, but dreaming of a white Christmas. In the second panel, his wish came a bit too true for him.
Here's the card.
I used .25" wide washi tape to tape around the edges of a 5.25" x 4" panel and down the center to create two panels.
Tuxedo Black Memento was used to stamp the looking up gnome from the
Mini Gnomes 2 Unmounted Stamp Set by
Lost Coast Designs in the right panel. I scooted the taped panel over to the right and stamped him again onto the left panel. Both gnomes were colored with Copic markers.
The
Gnome was stamped two more times onto repositionable sticker paper, which was fussy-cut and placed over both gnomes as a mask.
An acetate mask was placed over the bottom part of both panels. Desert Sand Memento Ink and Worn Lipstick Distress Ink were lightly brushed over the stalks and caps of a mushroom cluster part of the Mini Whimsical Shrooms stencil onto the image panel and onto repositionable sticker paper.
The sticker paper versions were fussy-cut and placed over the mushrooms to mask them. Tumbled Glass Distress Ink was sponged over the masked mushrooms, the masked Gnomes, and over the acetate mask on the bottom of the panel.
Bundled Sage Distress Ink was brushed over the fern cluster from the same stencil onto the image panel.
The acetate mask was lifted and Desert Sand Memento Ink was brushed over the bottom part of the image panel.
The masks were removed from the mushrooms and gnomes. The mushrooms were colored with Copic markers. The left panel was covered and flat white and shimmery white Pan Pastel was brushed over the right panel. When the
Gnome was obscured, a white Posca Paint pen was used to add white splatter and more intentional snow covering to the panel. When the Posca paint was dry, a clear glitter pen was used to add touches of sparkle to the snow.
The washi tape was removed from the image panel.
A piece of translucent vellum was backed with double-sided tape, then cut with a speech bubble cutting die and the dots from other speech bubble dies. Christmas-time Remnant Rubs were used to add the "Dreaming of a White Christmas" to one of the speech bubbles. Jet Black StazOn Ink was sponged through the "Seriously?" Stencil onto the other speech bubble.
Both vellum sentiment speech bubbles and the vellum dots were adhered to their respective panels. White Posca pen was added to the "Seriously?" Speech bubble to reinforce the snow-mageddon theme.
A piece of 5.5" x 4.25" patterned paper was adhered to an A2 card then edged with Worn Lipstick Distress Ink. The image panel was adhered to finish the card.
I hope to see you playing along with December Cold and Frosty Challenge.
Thanks for visiting today!
