This year’s batch of Thank You notes were going to be snowfolks! And when I saw a couple pins of using snowfolk in a bottle, I had to riff on them.
I made two styles, but each is still unique. The first style has two snowfolk standing in a field of snow under an almost clear blue sky. I used a couple of snowflake embossing folders to mount the bottles on. The whole thing is attached to the front of a white card blank.
Each of these has between 28 and 32 pieces, so I am going to share them individually at 50% size!
The second style has one snowfolk taking a dip in a teacup spa under a clear, starlit sky. I used embossing dies to scatter pine boughs on the backing paper for these bottles.
These have between 23 and 25 pieces, so individual shots at 50% size:
They all have the same sentiment stamped inside; made using click-together letter stamps.
It’s very difficult to get good pics at our latitude this time of year w/o setting up the light box, so please accept my apologies for the odd lighting.
I worked in “batches.” I made a bunch of scarves, then hats, then ear muffs. Then the snowfolk, then noses, then arms. Then put them altogether. Each of these in 1 hour sessions. Then I made the corked bottles in a daytime and a nighttime batch in sessions. And so forth. These felt lots faster than the