Winter cards

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

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!

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

Today's card was created using Stampin' Up! Whimsy & Wonder Designer Series Paper and the stamp set Tidings & Trimmings.

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Snowmen are here! Wish a happy New Year to all your loved ones with our Snowman Paper Card, which is super easy to make.

Printable flash card illustrating: ice, snowboard, snowboarding, skiing, sledding, skating, skis, sled, ice skate. Printable PDF versions available for download.

This set of printable Winter Picture-Word Cards has 17 word cards, including snow, snowman, snowflake, coat, jacket, sweater, mittens, gloves, hat, scarf,

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents

I got this beautiful snowflake die from Impression Obsession after seeing them on Loll's card. And I very promptly cut some out of white paper. This little piece was left over and tucked aside. I placed it over a piece of Glimmer Paper and I really love the way it turned out. See what you think. As it sits here on my desk it sparkles in the light. I just can't pick up all that sparkle in the photo. The Queen for the Day at SCS this week is LM (aka LM Stamps). These cards made me think of…

Merry Christmas Eve, crafty friends! We know many of you have been hit by winter storms and we hope that you are staying safe and cozy. We thought creating a cad like today's die-cut project from Blog Team designer, Kay Miller, would be the perfect way to spend a cozy Christmas Eve. Check out her