This time I've used a larger sized envelope. Added string for hanging and tied two candy canes together to tuck inside. Again, this would be cute tied to a gift with the name on a card inserted in the pocket or hung on a tree or wreath.
I used the adorable ice skating snowman stamp for the accent. He's so much fun to color and I also added stickles. His buttons are i-rock bling by Imaginisce. This is one of the first three images I've colored so go easy on me. LOL I'll never be a Lorie, but that's my goal so at least I have something to work toward. ;)
Tell us what your making for the holidays. Are you making your own cards, tags,
Yes, Tis the season . . it is time for Fresh Snowflakes. Iron Chef Chilly Snowflakest is back to create fresh snowflakes for holiday 2010. For this card I used two of the Cottage Cuts Dies, Snowman Doll and Doll Accessories 1. The snowman needed a chef's hat and scarf, they were on the accessories 1 die, I made the rolling pin from scraps of card stock with a little white ink for flour. The snowflakes were from the cutouts on the border. I raised the snowflake frame with foam tape so the snowflakes could be scattered around under the edge of the frame. It also added an airy look to the snowflake cutouts. I tied a metal spoon embellishment along with a doily style cutout from the bottom of the card. The snowman accessories are highlighted with a Sakura Sparkle Gel pen. Watercolors were used to tint his nose and cheeks.
I used the Cottage Cutz pumpkin trio and stamp set along with leaves and vine from the pumpkin patch die for my 3D embellishment.
and for a little something extra, I used the bitsy little spider from the Cottage Cutz spooky fence to "hang" from the ribbon. I heat embossed him with clear powder to give him more texture and dimension after I added white to his eyes. He's barely visible in the photo of the whole layout, but he's there. :)
Have you started scrapping your Halloween pics yet? Thanksgiving is just around the corner! 
Whether it's Halloween or Easter CottageCutz dies would be cute as little cupcake picks.
The Mummy is my favorite, I love the way the little face is peeking out of the wrapping.
Have fun scrapping your fun Halloween pictures and don't forget the CottageCutz dies!
I first have to apologize, I became sick last week just before I was to post for the week and did not get this card posted. . .sooooooooooooo now it seems a bit late but. . you know you can't get ride of unwanted guest as fast as you like. These guys just seem to rattle around for the last week. Trouble x 3, this card was made with the Cottage Cutz Skeleton Die. This Die is so great, it only has 3 pieces, the head, the center of the body and the hip and legs. I first cut three coffins by hand to fit the guys, used an embossing folder that had a wood grain to give the boxes a texture. edged the boxes with Stickle and added them to the card at three levels using foam dots. Cut three skeletons and put them together in different poses. Its so easy to cut an arm off with your Ginsu knife and put it back together where you need it. . . you can have them dancing all over! The bats and Jack-o-lantern are from the Cottage Cutz Kittie & Tombstone Die set. I sponged the edge of the card with orange and brown ink, Tinted the skeletons with orange and added swirlly lines around the edges with a Micron pen. 
