This darling card from Janet has a stamped snowman bundled up for winter with his bird buddy. There’s glitter paper die cut snow at his feet with snowflakes and sequins falling all around too. Find more info at the Art Impressions blog.
Winter is officially upon us and for many of us that means snow and when there’s snow there’s snowmen! I love snowmen, I loved building them as a kid and as an icon of Winter they are one of my favorites, I own *way* too many snowman stamps! But they are so fun and cute and can work for so many different occasions during the colder months. So let’s take a peek at some wonderful Wintery Snowman card ideas today created with stamps, dies and other paper crafting supplies.
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The bright colors on this sweet snow-family card from Samantha brings some cheerfulness to Winter, I love this color combo! She stamped the image then used making paper to mask it then ink blended the pretty background. She then colored them with Copic markers. Learn more at the Pink and Main blog.
This pretty in pink card features a teeny snowman inside a snow globe surrounded by golden snowflakes. Joy used hot foiling for the snowflake background and die cut the other falling snowflakes from metallic cardstock. Watch her video tutorial on the Lawn Fawn blog.
Snowmen don’t always have to be people, this group of critters created a cute Polar Bear snowman. Christy used stamps from Mama Elephant, colored with Copic markers, adding a soft blue polka dot paper for the sky. She also used several other pattern papers for the card base. Take a closer look at the Christy Gets Crafty blog.
This charming snow couple would be perfect for a Winter anniversary card! Lisa used digital stamps from Amanda Jayne, coloring them with Copic markers as well as using the markers to created the snowy background. I spotted this card on her craftytrain1 Instagram page.
I love the blue, pink and purple color combo Cynthia used on her adorable card. Here the girl is the focus but she’s been busy building some little snowmen. Notice how the stamped sentiment pops, that’s because she highlighted the black ink with a white gel pen, such a smart tip! Learn more at the i am a coconut blog.
Wow, the coloring on this card from Emily is amazing! She stamped the penguins and snowman with white pigment ink on dark blue cardstock and then colored them with colored pencils and the results are stunning! She used a fine black pen to add details to the faces, which is another terrific tip. Find more info at the Emily Midgett blog.
These snowmen and snowballs are having a blast on this card from Sandra that uses stamps and paper from Whimsy Stamps. The background scene is actually printed pattern paper, making for a quicker card. She added the stamped images and sentiment over top for a darling design! I came across this idea on the addicted_to_creativity Instagram page.
This fantastic family of snow people has a wonderful background with hot foiled silver snowflakes and a layer of vellum behind the stamped images. The sentiment was heat embossed in black on the vellum and the stamps from Simon Hurley were colored with markers. Take a closer look at the Spellbinders blog.
Julissa used three different stamps, including a cute snowman, in die cut squares of cardstock, matting and layering them down the front of a tall slimline card. Notice how she used the colors of the polka dot pattern paper to match the Copic marker colors she chose to pull it all together. Find all the details at the Unity Stamps blog.
Gina created an amazing die cut snow globe shaker element to house her cute little stamped snowman. There’s also a soft blue ink blended background and stamped and die cut sentiment in teal to match the card base. I spotted her idea on the Gina K. Designs Instagram page.
I’m kinda worried for the friendly snowman warming up in a cup of hot chocolate on this cute card from Lisa, isn’t he going to melt? 🙂 The elements on this cozy card were die cut from foiled gel prints to add some color and shimmer. There’s also a sweater design die cut background and stamped sentiment. Take a closer peek at the Jillian Vance Designs blog.
I hope you’ve been inspired to create some wonderful snowman cards for your Winter occasions!
-Heather
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