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Day 4 of the Dreamweaver & Woodware Collaboration!

Hello again! It's that time of year again! The time when we inspire crafters on both sides of the "pond" with a mix of bothDreamweaver and Woodware UK* products for the holidays! Six days, SIX, of beautiful, elegant, merry, cute, artsy, and craftsy projects to have you heading out to your local stores or internet sites to buy these goodies immediately!
Of course, there will be prizes as well. Three prize packages will be given to three commenters during this week's posts on the team's blogs, including five stencils and one nested die set. You can have an opportunity to win these goodies by leaving some holiday sweetness for each team member posting each day, to be one of the three winners for the week. Here are the team members that are inspiring you today:

Alison Heikkila (that's me!)
Here's my project for today:

Once again, I started with the sweet little  Patch Frosty from Woodware...but this time, I lobbed off his head! But...he didn't mind. ;) I placed him atop of the new Teacup Die (it's not even up on the web site yet!), where I used some fun holiday paper. I thought it looked very teacup-y. 

I colored the snowman and his scarf with colored pencils. I also added a wee bit of shading to the Dreamweaver Nesting Die that I used for the sentiment. The sentiment, which says "Happy Christmas to you" is from Woodware's Curly Festive Greetings set. I added little faux stitches to the edge of the sentiment to mimic the stitches on the snowman. I shaded the teacup jus a bit with Vintage Photo Distress Ink and a cosmetic sponge. 

My pretty ribbon is from Maya Road, and I thought it topped the card off nicely. That's it for this card! Tomorrow I will have another project for this super-fun collaboration. Thanks for stopping by. Have an inspiring day! 

Comments

craftymom205 said…
Love the card. So cute.

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Denise Bryant said…
Sweet card! Love the cute snowman and that great tea cup die... love it!
This is beautiful Alison!!! I never would have guessed colored pencils...these look so bright and sharp!
Viki Banaszak said…
This is such an adorable card and a sneak peak at a new die too!
T said…
Ok, so far this is my fav this week. I love him in the teacup. Especially paired with the Happy Christmas sentiment. So British!
Dee said…
Just my happy cupa! Great job.
Lyn Bernatovich said…
Another stinkin' cute card Alison! I wouldn't have thought to put the snowman in the teacup...you clever girl!!!
Diane said…
Oh my just so cool !! love it !!

hugs Diane xx
CraftyJo said…
That snowman has been making me smile all week - he still is with your offering today :)
Heather said…
That snowman is just stinking cute!! great card!!
Laura Drahozal said…
Cute. I love the snowman. He looks like he is either melting into the cup, or peering over the edge.
Elena C said…
Snowman in a cup!!! I love your sense of humor...CUTE!!!
Joan said…
Love this! even though you are guilty of cruelty to snowmen! What a fab idea
Cazzy said…
Frosty is so cute, even cuter in a teacup!
ionabunny said…
That is just such fun. Snowman tea. Love it

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