How to Evenly Space Stamped Letters

This winter card uses a Snowman as the "O" in the word Frosty. And today I have a tip to share on how to place the letters evenly when you stamp something like this - a word using individual letter stamps.

 

 

This series of photos shows the steps: 

1. place the letters and the die cut first

2. THEN put the block on the letters so they're all mounted together

3. Leave the die cut image in place for reference while you ink and stamp the letters

 Voila! perfect placement!

The letters are on this card are the perfect size and I love the casual font. 

They're from Stampin'UP!'s Layered Letters Stamp Set  - and they're perfect for this project.

My happy snowman is from a stamp set called *Snow Place. This set also includes an adorable little penguin and lots of different words for a whole variety of winter occasions.  Click Here to see a card made with the penguin.

And for those of us who grew up playing with paper dolls there's also a bunch of accessories you can use to dress up your snowman and penguin.  Fun, fun fun!

You can hand cut the parts, or get the matching set of *Snow Friends Framelits.

And just an FYI: if you decide to get both together you can Save 15% by buying them as a bundle.

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Recycled Name Tags Becomes an Igloo Card

Today I'm showing off how I re-purposed my name tag. At our last Madison Area Stamping Stars meeting we all got a piece of glimmer paper and the parts to make a snowman or penguin and a half yard of ribbon.

 

Then we were challenged to go home and make something from the parts.  

So here's mine, what do you think?

The images are from a set called Snow Place. The parts were all prepped by one person and before you start worrying about how much time she spent cutting (there were 30 of us at the meeting) there is a matching die set so she wasn't "fussy cutting" by hand.  Still and all it was a formidable task, or a labor of love - thanks Susan Wanta.

 

To make the Igloo I die cut a circle and embossed it with the Brick Wall embossing folder.  I left the "debossed" side up because it thought that looked more realistic.  Check out this post with photos of the embossed and debossed sides using the Brick Wall folder. . . . And of course what's snow without the sparkle - so a little Dazzling Details Glitter Glue to finish it off.

 

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