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If you love cozy winter scenes and heartfelt handmade cards, you’ll adore this new Woodland Horse Card by designer Jami Steiger.
Using the Art Impressions 6087 – Woodland Horse Scene, Jami crafted a charming snowy vignette inspired by a very special horse from her family’s past.
In her post on the Art Impressions Blog, Jami shares that years ago her family owned a horse named Kalem, the sweetest boy with the gentlest personality. When she saw this stamp set, she knew instantly that she wanted to paint the horse to resemble him — and the result is pure holiday magic.
To create her scene, Jami stamped the image in black archival ink, then painted it with Tombow markers (969, 947, 977, 856, N65, 723, 526, 177, 565). She finished the piece with snow accents, glitter, rhinestones, and a festive wreath. For extra texture, she added a seam-binding bow, pearls, and used the 5853 Christmas Magic paper pack for a classic holiday background.
Want to see more photos and designs by Jami?
Visit the Art Impressions Blog to read her entire post and gather inspiration for your next holiday card!
HAPPY getting ready for the big day SEASON my friends!
Jackie Ludlage
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Using the Art Impressions 6087 – Woodland Horse Scene, Jami crafted a charming snowy vignette inspired by a very special horse from her family’s past.In her post on the Art Impressions Blog, Jami shares that years ago her family owned a horse named Kalem, the sweetest boy with the gentlest personality. When she saw this stamp set, she knew instantly that she wanted to paint the horse to resemble him — and the result is pure holiday magic.
To create her scene, Jami stamped the image in black archival ink, then painted it with Tombow markers (969, 947, 977, 856, N65, 723, 526, 177, 565). She finished the piece with snow accents, glitter, rhinestones, and a festive wreath. For extra texture, she added a seam-binding bow, pearls, and used the 5853 Christmas Magic paper pack for a classic holiday background.
Want to see more photos and designs by Jami?
HAPPY getting ready for the big day SEASON my friends!
Jackie Ludlage
Thank you for visiting the Creative Scrapbooker Magazine blog! As we celebrate 20 incredible years of inspiring makers across the world, we’re down to the final remaining back issues of our print magazine. If you’re missing an issue—or love collecting them—now is the perfect time to complete your Creative Scrapbooker shelf. Once these last copies are gone, they’re truly gone for good.
Thank you for being part of our creative community!