Snow Yeti with Brutus Monroe

Hello everyone!  Has it snowed at your house yet?  I was looking like

this yeti as I watched our first storm Friday night!  This card was a

blast to make with products from

Brutus Monroe

Snow Yeti Stamp Set

Glitter Glaze

I just love the look on this little Yeti's face as he sees the snow coming!  I

decided he had to be trapped in a snow globe!  Let me take you through 

my process!  I first stamped out my Snowglobe Stamp onto Copic

friendly white card stock.

Next I chose my background paper (I would need 2 sheets of it) and

I cut one sheet of it to 4 1/4" x 5 1/2".

On my second piece of patterned paper I stamped my Yeti and I

stamped out the snow for the snowglobe onto the white snow part on

the second patterned paper sheet.

I colored the base of the Snowglobe with Copic markers in E31,

E33, E35, E37 and E49.  I then fussy cut out the glass part of the

Snowglobe.  When that was cut, I went around the edges of

it with the E49 marker.

I next placed the Snowglobe on the background paper where I wanted

it to be and with a pencil drew around the inside of the globe.

I then cut this out.  Next I would color my Yeti.

I stamped this in an area on my second sheet of patterned paper so

that the background would appear rather seamless.

For my Yeti coloring I used: B91, B93, B95, B97 and B99.  I

then used a white Posca Pen to hi-light the Yeti's fur, his

teeth, his nose and I did add some diagonal lines coming out

from his feet to look like he was running in the snow!  I also

adhered my snow to the base of the Snowglobe.  I next adhered

the Snowglobe to the background paper.  Then I

heat embossed my sentiment with Raven Detail Embossing

Powder, curving the stamp so it followed the bottom of

the Snowglobe.  I adhered a piece of acetate behind the window

of the Snowglobe.  Then I adhered the Yeti piece onto my

my top folding white A2 size card base using the top Snowglobe

piece as a guide.

I doubled up on foam tape on the back of the front piece.  I added

my shaker bits on top of the Yeti and then I carefully placed the

front of the card down and sealed it well.  For finishing off the

card I added Fallen Snow Glitter Glaze on the snow on the

Snowglobe.  Then I added snowflake sequins showering down

from the top right corner...so it looks like the Yeti is running

away from the snow that's coming!!!  And that finished my card.

I hope you enjoyed today's tutorial.  Both of these stamps are only

3" x 4" and yet they made a whole scene.  I love it when that

happens!!!!!  You can find many of the products I've used at

Brutus Monroe

Thanks so much for taking the time to stop by!  I appreciate

your time and interest!

Betsy

In my capacity as a design team member for Rachel Vass Designs, I do receive the products I use from them. 

All opinions and creative decisions remain my own, and I only work with companies/use products that I love.