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Old 10-19-2006, 07:54 AM   #1  
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Question Snowman outside window??

Remember last year. Many samples with a snowman stamped behind window frame. I cannot find a sample. There was also a really easy way to make these. You remember, with the window panes. I of course cannot remember. Please help!! I am leaving for the lake today (in the snow) and want to make these while there.

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Red face Snowman outside window?

stamp the snowman on a square of white, (example 3" x3" white) and cut in half (at 1.5") on both sides, then put on 3.5 x3.5 color c/s.

I hope that is what you are looking for.

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Hi there! I have done window cards, didn't really know there was a technique for it as I learned this about 7 years ago at a stamp camp. The way I was taught was to stamp an image on a square, and then cut the square into fours. When you glue them, make sure you leave a little space in between the squares so it looks like a window frame. Also, glue on to another square card stock cut slightly bigger. Does this make sense? I am doing a Halloween one right now so I will try and take a picture of it. If you want to see it (haven't quite started a gallery yet) you can email me! HTH!
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Hi there! I have done window cards, didn't really know there was a technique for it as I learned this about 7 years ago at a stamp camp. The way I was taught was to stamp an image on a square, and then cut the square into fours. When you glue them, make sure you leave a little space in between the squares so it looks like a window frame. Also, glue on to another square card stock cut slightly bigger. Does this make sense? I am doing a Halloween one right now so I will try and take a picture of it. If you want to see it (haven't quite started a gallery yet) you can email me! HTH!
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Haha! Talk about impatient! I kept clicking the post quick reply button...didn't mean to post twice. :rolleyes:
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Here is a link to a card done by BJtheDJ that uses the Tag Punch.

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Thanks People!! I am off to the lake to make winter cards. It is snowing and we have a 9 mile boat ride. Brrrrr! Way to early for this!

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