Snowflake Elements Ideas Needed

[Wild Cow]

I challenged myself to make cards choosing something in my stash rather than my usual think of a card design first and then find my supplies. I stumped myself on my second challenge. Any ideas for Fun Stampers Journey Snowflake Elements? I have no idea if I bought these or they were given to me.

Linda

[dini]

How big are they, and what are they made of?

[Wild Cow]

Hi Dina,

There are three sizes (three of each)- -4 inches, 3 inches, and 2.5 inches. They are very thin plastic, transparent, and look pink on white paper. They look purple if you hold them up (not laying on paper).

[wavejumper]

hmm....

1) Feels like they could be some kind of Christmas ornament if you pop some thick paper between a pair, punch a hole and add flat back stones/sequins (maybe stones in middle of sequin)...or pretty DP on a single one....the smallest could be a tag.....

2) they could go on a dark BG...you could emboss dark solid paper w a snowflake EF or use a snowflake DP with a dark base to make them pop visually. Might consider layering them. Add some white stickles or paste etc along the edges...pop a sentiment in the middle....

I hope this is making sense...I can see it in my head...

[whoistracy]

Those are so pretty! I would cut them out of masking paper and use as a mask to stencil a background, maybe in shades of blues for winter. Then you can use the smallest one as a focal point cut out in white or maybe white/silver glitter cardstock. Just add a sentiment and you're done!

[DebbieinOC]

I searched the SCS gallery for Snowflake and these designs seemed like they might work. There are many other examples that might give you inspiration as well:

FS1008 Snow Much Joy by cdimick at Splitcoaststampers

FS1008 Merry Ornament by suen at Splitcoaststampers

Silver snowflake by Denise Bryant at Splitcoaststampers

[Debra J]

They could be used as a background for a nice wintery card.