Cardstock: Papertrey Ink (Kraft, white)
Stamps: WPlus9 Design Studio (Fair Isle Greetings, Winter Wishes)
Ink: Stampin' Up! (Bravo Burgundy, Pear Pizzazz), Clearsnap (Frost White), Inkssentials (white pen)
Tools: Papertrey Ink (Mat Stack 3, double ended banner die, Linen & Canvas impression plate)
Accessories: DMC floss
It's quiet out here in blog-land, isn't it? I'm guessing many of you are like me, with to-do lists growing by the day. Whether you're celebrating Hanukkah, preparing for Christmas, or putting the finishing touches on your list of New Year's resolutions, I hope you're finding some time to enjoy it!
I finally got my holiday cards in the mail yesterday, so I thought I'd show you the final set I made with WPlus9's Fair Isle Backgrounds and Winter Wishes. I just had to use those cute mittens!
As you can see, I stamped the Fair Isle pattern on the bottom half of each card front, then added a die cut Mat Stack 3 at the top. Each one is stamped with the mittens and debossed with the Linen & Canvas impression plate. I pierced holes at the top of each mitten, threaded some floss through, and tied a bow. The bow is adhered with a tiny drop of Glossy Accents to keep it in place.
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink (Enchanted Evening, white), Stampin' Up! (Baja Breeze)
Stamps: WPlus9 Design Studio (Fair Isle Greetings, Winter Wishes)
Ink: Stampin' Up! (Not Quite Navy, Baja Breeze), Inkssentials (white pen)
Tools: Papertrey Ink (Mat Stack 3, double ended banner die, Linen & Canvas impression plate)
Accessories: DMC floss
For the sentiment, I die cut a double-ended banner and stamped my favorite greeting from Winter Wishes.
Cardstock: Papertrey Ink (Scarlet Jewel, Spring Moss, white)
Stamps: WPlus9 Design Studio (Fair Isle Greetings, Winter Wishes)
Ink: Stampin' Up! (Bravo Burgundy), Clearsnap (Lettuce), Inkssentials (white pen)
Tools: Papertrey Ink (Mat Stack 3, double ended banner die, Linen & Canvas impression plate)
Accessories: DMC floss
Thanks for taking some time to stop by! I'll be grocery shopping and cleaning tomorrow, then baking cookies on Friday. It will be our first year making grain-free treats for Christmas, so hopefully we'll find some recipes that are good substitutes for past favorites.
Enjoy the rest of your week!
