November Club Project

And this little guy is just so cute, I can't stand it!  My friend Mary sent me a video HERE to see how to make a telescoping card. This fancy fold was our technique this month.  I knew I wanted to make a snowman because of the shape, so I looked around for ideas.  I found this one at Laurie Randolph's site and fell in love with him!  I couldn't seem to get the snowflake to not take over the whole hat, so I opted for holly instead.  Laurie must have used larger circles than I did.  I also changed the hat because no matter how I tried, it just looked like a leprechaun to me, lol.  I'm very pleased with the turn out.  The club members were, too!

This is how he looks 'closed' so he can fit in the envelope for mailing.

And this is how he looks when opened!  Cute, huh?

Supplies Used:

Season of Joy Stamp Set

Circles #2 Die

#2 Scallop Circle Die (bottom part of body)

3/8" Circle Punch (coal buttons)

Owl Punch (hearts on cheeks)

Snowflake Punch (arms)

XL Bird Punch (foliage on hat)

Corner Rounder (top of hat)

Lg. Oval Punch (hat brim; rest of hat was done by hand)

Stampin Write Markers: Tangerine Tango (nose), Basic Black (eyes/mouth)

Mini Brads (body)

Signo Gel Pen (eyes)

1/8" Circle Punch (berries)

Sponge Dauber (cheeks)

Pink Pirouette Ink (cheeks)

Whisper White Craft Ink (hat)

Stampin Sponge (hat)

Basic Gray Ink (sentiment)

Cardstock: Pumpkin Pie, Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black, WhisperWhite, Garden Green, Early Espresso

Glimmer Paper (Red)

Paper Snips

Mat Pack

SNAIL Adhesive

Tombo Multi Adhesive

Want to learn to make exciting projects like this, too?!  Just come to a FREE class!  You can find out more about it HERE.

Note:  While I got this idea from Laurie, please note that many demos are making these online and I have no way of knowing where the original came from.  If you feel you made the original, please contact me and I will be happy to give you credit.  Thanks!

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