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So Suzy - September Release

Hi Everyone,

So Suzy Stamps has an amazing new release this month - all the stamps are simply beautiful! And you can stock up on new Christmas stamps to get you into the mood of making them!


I used three of the new stamps - the big snow globe - that also doubles as a vase or fishbowl, the cute little house in the trees and the Santa sleigh. I love my little snow globe scene!

I was a bit involved to make it, but I think it was worth the effort!

My So Suzy stamp supplies:




I first stamped the snow globe and the little house.


Colored them with Inktense pencils and did a subtle water color wash for the background.
Made myself a mask for the background, as I did not like the way the wash looked. 


At that point I had made some splatter snow - of course you should do this as the last step....
So here I am sponging the inside of the globe in an ombre pattern. I also masked off some reflection to make it more realistic looking.


And that's how it looked after the masks came off.


Now I took the cut out globe and laid it onto the card. I sponged around it with darker colors.


And that's how it looked after I took of the globe mask. You see that I had added Stickles at some point - in my haphazard way of card making...


So I kind of liked it. I added the heat embossed sentiment and some Washi tape. Then I took the final picture, or so I thought..... but then I decided the Santa sleigh would make a great addition and added him in.


Finally, the finished card, ta da! Better with the sleigh, what do you think?


Happy Stamping!

Linking up with:
AAA Cards - masking
Shopping our Stash - Favorite Season (winter for me - the sentiment stamp is older than one year)
Stamp, Ink, Paper - sketch, see below
Jingle Belles - inspired by a Christmas song (Santa is coming to town)
30 Day Coloring challenge - day 2 for me


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Comments

conil said…
It's so beautiful and amazing it's hard to make a choice between with or without the sleigh...but I'll go with. Honestly, girl, this is truly fantastic.
Jane said…
Excellent use of masking and a super little scene. Thanks for playing at AAA Cards.
Mac Mable said…
Great masking and blending to achieve this wonderful card x
Craft-E-Place said…
Super card. Thanks for playing along at AAA Cards
Elaine
SmilynStef said…
What a versatile snow globe stamp ... love your wonderful winter scene ... so glad you went *a' caroling* with us at jingle belles.
Tracie Pond said…
Wow! Great detailed winter scene within your globe. I love that you shared the steps. Thank you for sharing with us at AAA Cards.
Anita in France said…
Cute and so festive, Cornelia ... such a sweet snowglobe scene! Hugs, Anita :)
The snow globe is very cool and perfect for our sketch challenge this week. Thanks so much for joining us at Stamp, Ink, Paper. Carolyn xx
Cornelia, what a whimsical and beautiful Christmas card, love the sweet little scene you created inside this beautiful globe image. Fabulous masking and coloring and the addition of Santa's sleigh is truly awesome.
Thank you for sharing with us at SHOPPING OUR STASH, hope you play again next time.
Hugs,
Maria Rodriguez.
Jenny Hall said…
Thanks for sharing your coloring process. This is a beautiful card! Thank you for joining in the challenge this week at Stamp, Ink Paper.
I love your snow globe design. So cute and well done.
LeAnne said…
Wow, this looks so realistic! What a pretty little scene in your snowglobe! Thanks for using the Stamp Ink Paper sketch this week!
Kim Heggins said…
Wow...so in love with your wonderful and festive snow globe, it looks real enough to shake a bit.
lauren bergold said…
what a beautiful and wintery holiday card! perfect addition to our "favorite seasons" challenge at SHOPPING OUR STASH as well!
Lorraine said…
It may have been involved but the results are terrific! Thanks for sharing the process.

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