All Dressed Up, Christmas, Home Decor, White Christmas
‘Winter Scene Boxes’ by Nadine Aster
Our new Design Team member, Nadine Aster, has come up with an incredible first project for us! Using the digital versions of two of our packs, White Christmas by Maja Lindberg plus our All Dressed Up pack, Nadine has created these truly stunning winter scenes!
Box 1:
Here’s what Nadine said about her projects:
“I love decorating small scene boxes for Christmas. This year I thought I’d make some winter scene ones instead.
BOX 1 – I printed the snowflakes background paper and some images from the digital White Christmas pack onto photo paper. I used the snowflake paper to cover the outside and inside background of my box (it used to be a mini-cereal box). Then I fussy cut the sleigh and the two cute penguins. The snowy parts of these got glittered with glue and distress rock candy.
I added the red house from the same White Christmas pack to the background with some cardboard behind it to add dimension. Then I covered the floor of the box with snowy texture paste and added the sleigh and the two penguins to the scene.
For the top of the box I used some gesso to make snowy pine cones and added the fussy cut winter sentiment, again from the same pack.”
Box 2:
Box 2: “I printed some of the images from the All Dressed Up pack on photo paper and fussy cut them.
Like the first box, I covered the back of the box with the snowflake paper and added one of the red houses with some cardboard behind for dimension. Both of these are from the White Christmas pack.
I cut the car to fit into my box and fussy cut the older lady from the front half to add her to the scene as well. The floor and the rim of the box got covered with texture paste and distress rock candy before I added the car and the two ladies. These images are all from the All Dressed Up pack. Again, I covered some pine cones and berries with gesso and rock candy to give them a snowy look and added them with the “Let it snow” sentiment to the top of the box.”
How amazing are these? We love that Nadine took two unrelated ArtStacks packs and mixed and matched them!
Click on the images below to see the other papers in these two stunning packs.
Thanks so much for your delightfully snowy inspiration Nadine!
