A MERRY LITTLE CHRISTMAS

Hello crafty friends! I'm here today with a new Christmas card featuring the Christmas Party release by Scrappy Tails Crafts.

I started cutting a panel from white cardstock and I created a pattern on it blending some Distress Oxide inks through the beautiful "Christmas Party" stencil. I darkened edges with vintage photo Distress Oxide ink, I splattered with clean water, tone on tone inks and white and gold Distress paints and I set it aside.

I stamped images from the "Christmas Party" stamp set, I colored them with Spectrum Noir alcohol markers and I fussy cut them.

I glued them on a piece of vellum, I heat embossed a sentiment in gold  and I put everything together.

I added some jewels from the "Sparkling Gold Gems" pack and that's all.

Thank you so much for passing by.

I wish you a verry merry Christmas and a happy New Year! Big hugs, Silvia.

CHRISTMAS CHEER WITH SCRAPPY TAILS CRAFTS

 Helloooooooo!!!! I'm here today to share with you a new Christmas card I made in collaboration with Scrappy Tails Crafts.

I started cutting a 5,5"x4,25" panel from white cardstock and I ink blended it with tumbled glass, broken china, uncharted mariner and prize ribbon Distress Oxide inks. 

I splattered with clean water, white and gold Distress paints and I set it aside.

I then die cut twice the "A2 Forest Tree Cover Plate" die set from white cardstock, I glued them one above the other and I attached it on my cardbase.

I die cut all the pieces to make the biggest penguin from the new "Layering Penguin Duo" die set, I colored them with alcohol markers and I put everything together.

I heat embossed a sentiment from the "Christmas Party" stamp set in gold on red cardstock and I put everything together using a mix of liquid glue and foam tape.

I added some jewels from the new "Holly Jolly" embellishment mix and some white snowflakes from the "Snowflake Kisses" mix and that's all.

Thank you so much for stopping by today taking a peek....I hope you enjoy the card!

I wish you an amazing day. Big hugs, Silvia.