Hi crafty friends I am back again with another video tutorial and I am really happy because I am a guest designer for Waffle Flower Crafts. I am going to play with their November Whimsical Bundle. 

I LOVE this bundle so much. My favorites are these super cute Winter Hamsters. If you take a closer look at these stamps, you can see that the hamsters are grouped together as one stamp. Even the tiny parts are grouped and this can save you soo much time! You can stamp them at once and cut them at the same time, because the dies are connected. Soo much fun right? :) 

I am super excited and I really hope you will enjoy it. You can find the regular post and used supplies below the video. 

Let's start with stamping and coloring. I stamped the cute images with my MISTI. I have used a beautiful brown hybrid ink pad called Gingerbread. This brown shade gives the images a more soft look when they will be colored. 

After the stamping I made a quick heat set and started the die-cutting! I LOVE these dies so much! I think it was a brilliant idea to connect them! I fixed the dies with Purple tape by thermoweb and I ran them through my die-cut machine as well as the Cozy Cabin Die. I colored the images with my Copic markers. I added the highlights with Signo Uniball White Pen. 

The next step was the ink blending with Shaded Lilac and Wilted Violet Distress Oxide inks. For this process I am always using my Water Media Mat! I love this tool so much, its super useful and easy to clean. After the ink blending I splattered it with water and let it dry. Finally I heat embossed the pretty snowflakes and the sentiment from Winter Hamsters stamp set. 

Next I put my card together. I've added a sparkling snow hill to the card. This was my leftover from a previous project, and I thought that I am going to use it. I added a cute decorations to the colored trees and I built up the scene. I adhered the critters and the foodies with 3D Foam Squares from Therm O Web. This gives a perfect dimension to the card. 

Finally I placed the sentiment to the hamsters hand and my card was ready. I really love the result, I hope you too. Thank you very much for reading through my post, I hope that you have enjoyed it and I have inspired you! See you next time. 

I prepared for you the list of products which I used for making this project. If you buy these through my links you help me running this blog. (You can find the affiliate disclosure here). Thank you for your support! 

Hello crafty friends, today I have a tutorial for you, on how to add more dimension to your card with different products.

In this tutorial I am going to use some new and festive colors of Deco Foil Flock Transfer Sheets. As well as the Christmas Kringle and Co. collection by Photo Play Paper.

This post is just a sneaky peek, for the full post please visit Thermoweb's blog. You can find the video tutorial below.

SUPPLIES

Hi crafty friends, today I am going to show you my another project with the absolutely amazing November Small Die of the Month kit from Spellbinders, but this time I am going to feature the November Glimmer of the Month kit from Spellbinders. You can find the used supplies below the post.

First, I created my 5.5 x 4.25" cardbase and dry embossed the snowflakes with my die-cut machine using the dry embossing mat, then I foiled them with silver foil.

When it was done I diecut the snowflakes in various sizes and different colors. I also used copper and silver glitter cardstock and a pretty blue colored, named Pool Play.

Once the die-cutting was done I removed the tiny pieces from the die and hot foiled the Twinkle & Shine glimmer hot plates with silver foil. I love that in the November Glimmer Of the Month kit are looots of holiday sentiments and I can play with them to make holiday cards.

In the end I put my card together, embellished with a few clear sequins and it was done. YAY! I hope You have enjoyed this post, see you next time, big hugs, Mona

I prepared for you the list of products which I used for making this project. If you buy these through my links you help me running this blog. (You can find the affiliate disclosure here). Thank you for your support!