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A Joyful Christmas Snow Globe

This layout was completely inspired by @cityscrapper's "Twinkle Bright" snow globe scrapbook layout.  I have linked her video tutorial in the supply list.  I never thought to create a shaker card on a scrapbook layout before so I thought I would give it a try.

I found an old SEI NOEL paper collection in my stash that I knew would be perfect for this layout.  I used the Winter Chill glitter accent page as my background.  To create the snow globe, I used my EQ Success Curvy Cutter to cut a large circle out of the Iced Ornaments paper to serve as the background for the snow globe.  I also cut a circular piece of acetate and a circular silver foil frame to adhere to the acetate.  For the snow globe base, I cut a piece of wood-grained paper and backed it on silver foil cardstock.  I glued the photo to the center of the snowglobe and embellished it with a snowflake sticker from the paper pack.  I customized several colors of sequence for the inside of the snow globe, include some snowflake sequence.  I used foam strips to adhere the acetate to the front of the snowglobe.  I used craft foam to adhere the snow globe base to the background paper.


To embellish the layout, I cut pine needles from my Cricut machine and used VersaMark ink to emboss them with sparkle embossing powder.  I made an arch of pine needles at the top.  I also placed a few sprigs on the base of the snowglobe.  I fussy cut some ornaments from the Iced Ornaments paper.  I cut ornament hangers from silver foil cardstock and attached these to the ornaments so that they would hang from the pine needles.  I popped some of the ornaments up using craft foam, while others were glued directly to the background page.  

I used a few more glitter stickers from the paper pack to embellish around the snow globe.  The date was die cut using Tim Holtz's Circle Words Christmas Thinlits.  I backed the date onto the Chilled Berries paper and glued it to the snow globe base.


I absolutely love the look of this layout.  I really enjoyed combining the use of this paper pack with the Tim Holtz dies.  A special thank you to @cityscrapper for the inspiration.


A Joyful Christmas Snow Globe
Supplies:
  • SEI NOEL Creative Pack
  • Recollections Farmhouse Paper Pad
  • Recollections Cardstock - White, Green, and Silver Foil
  • Acetate
  • EQ Success Curvy Cutter
  • Custom Sequence Mix
  • Darice Foam Strips
  • Craft Foam
  • Cricut
    • Pine Needles (M113A7E6C)
  • VersaMark Ink
  • Hero Arts Sparkle Embossing Powder
  • Tim Holtz Circle Words, Christmas Thinlits
  • Cityscrapper's "Twinkle Bright" YouTube Tutorial https://youtu.be/_jIgLs98FDw
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