Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 23 hours ago
It’s been a long time since I made a card with those cute yeti’s from last year’s release, so I got my sketchbook and sat down on the couch. The idea popped into my head to make the yeti’s decorate a Christmas tree, but I was still trying to figure out what background colors to use. I was looking for some inspiration online and then I came across a card from Grace Camou that just blew me away. After I saw that the whole card came together pretty quickly. So I sat down and filmed making it that same night. It took a few hours, but I am so happy with the result. It’s scary for me to make a card that has a lot of white (the snow, the frame, the yeti’s), but somehow those rainbow colors really make it pop. I used river rock ink, to give it a soft look. I wasn’t sure at first if it was the right choice, but I am glad I went with it. I hope you like the card as well!
I buy a lot of my stamps and dies from Yuki at https://www.cloud9crafts.nl/, so I’ve linked my used products to her website.
I’ve listed all of the materials I used down below:
Lawn Fawn materials used:
- Large Stitched Rectangle Stackables: bit.ly/32CKfGW
- Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Frames: bit.ly/396Jfi0
- Everyday Sentiment Banners: bit.ly/35ljcBD
- Stitched Hillside Borders: bit.ly/35V98iO
- Over the Mountain Borders stamps and dies: bit.ly/3lRMdKy
- Yeti Or Not stamps and dies: bit.ly/3pTWBDU
- Christmas Dreams stamps and dies: bit.ly/3lxo8bE
- Holiday Helpers stamps and dies: bit.ly/37Z7rSC
- River Rock Ink Pad: bit.ly/3nNmzao
- Clear Embossing Ink: bit.ly/3mJvWbD
- Prisma Glitter: bit.ly/32jAm0n
- Pearlescent vellum: bit.ly/31cYHnT
- Peacock Cardstock: bit.ly/32D7fFK
- Stamp shammy: bit.ly/3bEW42c
- Starry Stamp Shammy Case: bit.ly/3k0gxkX
- White Cardstock 80lb: bit.ly/35L8HYp
Other materials used:
- Copic sketch markers (0, G0000, G00, G17, YG07, YG17, YG23, YR15, Y13, Y15, Y17, BG15, BG11, BG10, BG0000, R20, R35, N0, N1, N3, N5, C00, E21, E23, E25, V15, RV14)
- Sakura gelly roll pen 08: white
- Liquid glue
- Glue dots
- Foam squares: bit.ly/2RCTi48
- Quicky Glue: bit.ly/2HONdA6
- Make-up brushes
- Distress Oxide Ink in the colors cracked pistachio and peacock feathers
- White coloring paper suited for copic markers: bit.ly/3haTMZD
- White stamping card: bit.ly/3hgTRez
- Vaessen Creative mini paper cutter
- Vaessen Creative cutting and scoring board
- Vaessen Creative stamp easy
- Bone folder
- WOW! Embossing powder opaque bright white super fine: bit.ly/3nHbcAI
- Powder tool: bit.ly/33eUekB
- Heat tool
All of the materials I used in this video were purchased by me (with a discount on some of these items).
It’s been a long time since I made a card with those cute yeti’s from last year’s release, so I got my sketchbook and sat down on the couch. The idea popped into my head to make the yeti’s decorate a Christmas tree, but I was still trying to figure out what background colors to use. I was looking for some inspiration online and then I came across a card from Grace Camou that just blew me away. After I saw that the whole card came together pretty quickly. So I sat down and filmed making it that same night. It took a few hours, but I am so happy with the result. It’s scary for me to make a card that has a lot of white (the snow, the frame, the yeti’s), but somehow those rainbow colors really make it pop. I used river rock ink, to give it a soft look. I wasn’t sure at first if it was the right choice, but I am glad I went with it. I hope you like the card as well!
I buy a lot of my stamps and dies from Yuki at https://www.cloud9crafts.nl/, so I’ve linked my used products to her website.
I’ve listed all of the materials I used down below:
Lawn Fawn materials used:
- Large Stitched Rectangle Stackables: bit.ly/32CKfGW
- Stitched Scalloped Rectangle Frames: bit.ly/396Jfi0
- Everyday Sentiment Banners: bit.ly/35ljcBD
- Stitched Hillside Borders: bit.ly/35V98iO
- Over the Mountain Borders stamps and dies: bit.ly/3lRMdKy
- Yeti Or Not stamps and dies: bit.ly/3pTWBDU
- Christmas Dreams stamps and dies: bit.ly/3lxo8bE
- Holiday Helpers stamps and dies: bit.ly/37Z7rSC
- River Rock Ink Pad: bit.ly/3nNmzao
- Clear Embossing Ink: bit.ly/3mJvWbD
- Prisma Glitter: bit.ly/32jAm0n
- Pearlescent vellum: bit.ly/31cYHnT
- Peacock Cardstock: bit.ly/32D7fFK
- Stamp shammy: bit.ly/3bEW42c
- Starry Stamp Shammy Case: bit.ly/3k0gxkX
- White Cardstock 80lb: bit.ly/35L8HYp
Other materials used:
- Copic sketch markers (0, G0000, G00, G17, YG07, YG17, YG23, YR15, Y13, Y15, Y17, BG15, BG11, BG10, BG0000, R20, R35, N0, N1, N3, N5, C00, E21, E23, E25, V15, RV14)
- Sakura gelly roll pen 08: white
- Liquid glue
- Glue dots
- Foam squares: bit.ly/2RCTi48
- Quicky Glue: bit.ly/2HONdA6
- Make-up brushes
- Distress Oxide Ink in the colors cracked pistachio and peacock feathers
- White coloring paper suited for copic markers: bit.ly/3haTMZD
- White stamping card: bit.ly/3hgTRez
- Vaessen Creative mini paper cutter
- Vaessen Creative cutting and scoring board
- Vaessen Creative stamp easy
- Bone folder
- WOW! Embossing powder opaque bright white super fine: bit.ly/3nHbcAI
- Powder tool: bit.ly/33eUekB
- Heat tool
All of the materials I used in this video were purchased by me (with a discount on some of these items).
