thehopefulcrafter: Winter Scene Shaker Card |Not 2 Shabby Snowball Fight

Thursday, January 9, 2020

Winter Scene Shaker Card |Not 2 Shabby Snowball Fight

Hello! Thank you for visiting my blog. Today I am pleased to share my first project as part of the Not 2 Shabby Design Team. Not 2 Shabby (N2S) is an online stamp and paper crafts store. They offer their own line of photo-polymer (clear rubber) stamps, as well as products from other companies such as Sunny Studios, Penny Black, Whimsy Stamp and many more. Jamie, the owner at N2S, grew the design team to 15 artists and I am honored to say that I was selected. There is a link below to a discount code for the N2S Shop.

A video of my project is located on my You Tube Channel: https://youtu.be/y_m-gRhye1A

For my first DT project I chose to make a shaker card using the Not2Shabby Stamp Set "Snowball Fight."

I stamped the snowman, boy and girl and colored them using Copic Markers.

I used my Brother Scan N Cut to cut the images out.

I also used a tree from the Not 2 Shabby stamp set "Magical Winter." I stamped it three times and colored it with copic markers. Then I fussy cut them out with my scissors.

Using glitter card stock I made a snow bank. I made a second snow bank on white card stock. I put light blue ink along the edge of the second snow bank (for snow).

I used a piece of light blue card stock and stamped multiple snow flakes with blue ink on the card stock. The snow flakes are from the Magical Winter Stamp from Not 2 Shabby.

Using glitter stock, I cut out a 4x5 frame. I also cut out a piece of acetate and three fun foam frames. I layered the fun foam frames on top of each other and secured them using double sided tape. Then I adhered the glitter card stock to the pieces of fun foam.

I used the sentiment from the stamp pack. This sentiment "Snow Day" has been stamped with blue ink and heat embossed with clear embossing powder. I then cut the sentiment out with a rounded corner square die.

Here's a look at some of the pieces I colored and cut out, as well as the snow banks: