Hi everyone! I’m not keeping up the greatest with the ‘daily’ part of the Daily Marker 30 days of coloring challenge but here I am back again…not giving up! lol I had this all cut out in white but since I needed to color, I did some real basic Copic coloring on the Memory Box and poppystamps die cuts.
Here’s a picture of the parts before I put them together…oh, I did glitter the frame with Hero Arts Prisma glitter and the Glue stamp pad before I put the card together.
and here’s a close up photo…
I’ll link up below to the dies I used… it’s an A2 size card. It’s pretty and really was fast to make! YAY! I need those new Playful Fawn dies, I have them in my cart at SLS! lol I’ll put a link to those too…they might be really cute in this scene!
Linking to some challenges…
Muse: Christmas Visions Challenge – Christmas or Winter themed card
Happy Little Stampers – Anything Goes With Dies – My card was a winner! Thank you ladies!
Thank you for visiting me and I have another Fall card for tomorrow with another piece of that Printworks leaf background paper I made.
Shopping links…
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WOW… this is beautiful woodland snowglobe. I love it a lot…
Sweet card… have not been into snow globes with sequins but love this one.
Hi Pam and thanks for letting me know about my win at the LIS challenge blog. It fairly made my evening.
Loving all the different elements and layers to this card you have made. The snow velum creates a really fabulous effect to your snowglobe card. Great dies.
Hugs and happy crafting, Erika. x
Another stunning creation! I don’t normally like snow globes, but OH MY GOSH, this is the best snow globe card EVER! Shirley and I got together today and made our kits…yahoo! You make us look SO talented 🙂 Hugs…
What a great idea putting all this in the snow globe…and adding the vellum…I think using the snow die cut…very sweet….clean and simple…and I have it all…so thanks for the inspiration
Another winner!!
Pam this is WOW!!! The vellum layer is amazing – fabulous card!!
Oh what a great card Pam! I so love all your die cuts!
Love this Pam. You are the best at putting together scenes.
Wow!! Awesome, I totally love all the layering you did here and then to have it all in a globe…. fantastic idea!!
Hey, still coloring! You’re doing a great job keeping up, I think. How cute this scene is as a snow globe, and LOVE the snow-cut vellum overlay. You’re so good at putting all your parts together!
WOW, you totally made this your own! That snow globe is stunning!!!! I especially love the vellum overlay! Thanks Pam for linking up with us at MCV!
Well that is just absolutely gorgeous!! I love the velum with the holes for snow! Now see, you make me want to get all the stuff to make this with! I already have a couple of those circle dies in my cart…. seriously, I LOVE it!!
You cards are so beautiful!! Please add my new email address I don’t want to miss any of your cards.
mdavis@circusreno.com
LOVE this Pam! What a cute scene in the snow globe. Thanks for sharing at Happy Little Stampers…so glad you joined us!
Lovely and fine details on this beautiful card! Thrilled to see you in the MCV gallery!
WOW Pam, your snowglobe is just gorgeous – love it and thanks for share the process
Gorgeous! I can see all that snow falling now that I’ve given that globe a little shake!!!
This is so cool! The vellum with its little holes is such a great peek into that gorgeous scene.
So beautiful! Love how all the pieces work so well together to create this gorgeous scene! So glad you joined us at MCV this week!
Such a fun use of vellum and the snow globe. I see a winner coming with this one 🙂
Brilliant….love your creative use of vellum!
Wow! Wondeful snow globe card! Beautiful winter scene!
Love your vellum with those little holes. Great idea!
What an incredible card!! This would make a great entry over at the Emerald Creek Dares Challenge! 🙂
Love how you’ve added colour to this fab die cut scene.
So pleased you linked up at HLS. 🙂
I absolutely adore this one, Pam. One of my all time favourites of yours. X