Wednesday, 11 December 2019

Warm Hugs from Chilly Willy


It's time for a new challenge with us on the

As always, the challenge is Anything Goes.

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The sponsor for this challenge is:


Oddball Art Co.

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Today I have used the Chilly Willy digital stamp from Oddball Art Co., our generous sponsor for this challenge, to make a pair of fun shaker Christmas cards.



I printed the Chilly Willy image, heat set, fussy cut then coloured with Copic markers, finishing off the edges with a Memento Tuxedo Black dual tip marker.  I printed the front panels with the sentiment, heat set then cut the "melted snow" (cloud) shaped windows with my Silhouette Cameo, then manually trimmed the image panels down to size.  I coloured the sentiments with Copic markers.  Partially overlapping the pink and orange created an even more vibrant orange.  I adhered a panel of acetate to the melted snow windows, adhered foam tape around the windows and over the back of the front panels.  I filled the windows with assorted white beads and sequins then adhered the 7" x 5" card bases.  Lucky last came the fussy cut Chilly Willy images and snowflake sequins, which I adhered in place using liquid adhesive.
It's funny ... and frustrating ... how an idea sticks in your mind.  I was determined to create a melting snowman, an Olaf enjoying warm hugs and summer without his personal flurry.

The first card has the front panel covering the 7" x 5" card base.



The image panel on the second card is smaller
and pops out from the 7" x 5" card base.


   

   



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NOW it's YOUR turn!

I hope that I have inspired you to get creative
and look forward to seeing your projects fill the gallery for
Penny's Challenge 460
on the
Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge Blog

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*** INGREDIENTS ***
Oddball Art Co. - digital stamp - Chilly Willy
The Hungry JPEG - sentiment font - Snowflake Wishes
* this font is currently a FREEBIE *
X-Press It A4 Blending Card
Copic markers - hat & trim - T1-3-5-7 + RV04-06
Copic markers - snowman - B0000-000-00
Copic markers - carrot nose - YR04-07
Copic markers - scarf - RV04 + YR04, overlapping gave a 3rd colour
Silhouette Cameo
Silhouette Design Store - Design ID #48259
Cloud Mask / Background / Template  by Sarah Hurley
Helmar 450 Quick Dry adhesive - to adhere the layers
Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Adhesive - to the acetate
foam tap - to secure the shaker window and front panel
acetate - to cover the shaker window
assorted beads and sequins - to fill the shaker

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Sending a big Thank You to Oddball Art Co. for supplying the digital stamp I used today and for being our sponsor for Challenge 460 on Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenge Blog.
    
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I am going to enter my card in the following challenges:
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A Gem Of A Challenge - Wk 24 – Anything Goes

A Perfect Time To Craft - December Challenge #12 – Anything Goes
Addicted To Stamps Challenge - Challenge #180 – Our Last Challenge
Allsorts Challenge Blog - Week 549 – Snowmen and/or Snowflakes
Alphabet Challenge Blog - S is for Snow

Cardz 4 Galz - Challenge #111 – Cute Christmas
Colour Crazy Challenge - Week 47 – Anything Goes 
Crafting By Designs - December Anything Goes
Cute As A Button Challenge Blog - Challenge #51 – Anything Goes optional twist: Let It Snow
Die Cut Divas Challenge Blog - December Challenge – Get Ready For Winter / Christmas
Incy Wincy Designs - Dec 2-14 – Christmas Without Red or Green

Jan’s Digi Stamps Challenge Blog - Challenge #3 - Anything Goes 
Rabisco Challenge - Challenge #17 December 2019
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog - Simon Says: Interactive Christmas
The 12 Months Of Christmas Link Up - Challenge #60 – Anything Goes
optional twist: Layer It Up - my cardstock is layered with acetate to make the shaker
The Cutie Pie Challenge Blog - Challenge #142 – Christmas Cuties
Time Out Challenges - Challenge #150 – Merry & Cheerful


12 comments:

  1. what a fun way to make a shaker card and yet keep it so CAS and I love you added the little snowflakes around the sentiment so they match up with the dry embossed ones and wow to your colouring. Thanks for joining Time Out

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  2. A really great fun image and lovely CAS shaker cards. Thank you for joining our Snowmen/Snowflakes challenge at Allsorts.

    Kath x

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  3. Sweet and lovely card.
    Thank you for sharing at Allsorts, welcome again next week;-))m

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  4. Poor snowman is melting away the shaker element a wonderful idea thank you for joining in at the Alphabet Challenge

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  5. What a fun and cute shaker card! Thanks for sharing it with us at Jan's Digi Stamps Challenges.

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  6. Very Creative, Tracy! Love how you managed to create a shaker card, yet you kept it CAS! Great Job! Thank you for sharing your sweet card with us at Jan's Digi Blog Challenge! Good Luck in the drawing!
    Hugs,
    Jan
    (Owner & Illustrator of Jan's Digi Shop)

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  7. Wow... what great technique to achieve this festive card! I love the design, the CAS look, and the fun snowman! Thanks for playing at Time Out Challenges!
    - Shauna

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  8. So much fun, Tracy ... such a great idea to make the melted snow a shaker ... crisp, frosty and perfect for that cute snowman! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Anita :)

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  9. So a fun and gorgeous card. Thank you for joining us At A Perfect Time to Craft. Karen Neil DT https://aperfecttimetocraft.blogspot.com/

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  10. Lovely creation! Thank you for sharing with us over at Cute As A Button. We hope to see you again.
    ~ Sherry DT/Admin xx

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  11. So very cute! Just darling. So glad you could join us at Die Cut Divas for our December challenge.

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  12. Fabulous , super cute card...Thanks for joining us at the Cutie Pie Challenge 🙂
    Wendy x

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