HOLIDAYS/CELEBRATIONS ART

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MC1016-J "Snowflake, Lg." is embossed with white/silver embossing powder on white card stock that has been sponged with Pearlescent Sky Blue and Mediterranean Blue Brilliance ink. Snowflakes from MC1166-S "Snowflake background are randomly stamped on the card. One is embossed in white on blue card stock, cut out and layered on the card. Another is stamped on white card stock, bordered with dark blue card stock and layered on the card. MW582-G "Merry Christmas" (Discontinued-email for availability) is stamped in Mediterranean Blue Brilliance ink. Two ribbons are tied around the card to embellish it, one dark blue satin and one light colored sheer. Card by Judy Conklin and Margaret Wiggin.

The top part of MB400-M was stamped  five times on blue card stock with a Moonlight White Brilliance pad. It was stamped four more times overlapping the previously stamped images using a tinted embossing pad and these four images were embossed with a white embossing powder that contained silver glitter. MS588-G "Merry Christmas" (Discontinued-email for availability) was stamped and embossed with the same embossing powder. Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC1166-S "Snowflake background" is stamped with an Ultramarine blue Vivid dye pad on Bristol white card stock which is glued to dark blue card stock. A narrow (1 1/4") piece of light blue card stock with one edge cut with deckle scissors is sponged with the Vivid dye ink, repeat stamped three times with a single snowflake taken from the background stamp and glued on the left side of the dark blue card stock. The single snowflake is stamped inside MW717-F "Frame #1, Sm." using the blue Vivid pad and cut out close to the frame. This is layered over dark blue card stock trimmed to frame the white card stock and glued to the card as though snowflakes were falling. A dark blue bow is added at the top left corner. Card by Judy Conklin and Margaret Wiggin.

MC1166-S "Snowflake background" is stamped with a plum Marvy ink on white glossy card stock which is edged with a silver Krylon leafing pen. MW583-F "Let it Snow" is stamped with black Memories ink.  MC1019-K "Sleigh with presents" is embossed in silver on cranberry card stock, cut out and mounted on foam dots. This is layered on cranberry and white card stock. Card by Margaret Wiggin.

MC991-Q  "Block print snowy cabin w/ border" is stamped with a black memories pad on glossy paper. Card by Margaret Wiggin.

  MC995-E "Road runner with Christmas hat" and MC996-N "Christmas cactus" are stamped in black Memories ink on white card stock and colored with pencils. The star and the horizon with 3 tufts of grass are drawn, then layered on tan, burgundy and white background papers. Card by Mary Connaway who, also, drew the images.

   MB1013-L "Winter cabin", embossed in black on a red and blue airbrushed background mounted with photo corners and layered on three layers of card stock (two shades of blue and one white). Card by Lee Ann Atencio.

  MC1016-J "Snowflake, Lg." was stamped on white card stock with a black Memories pad and colored with silver pencil.  MW583-F "Let it Snow!" was stamped in black three times on a deckle trimmed rectangle. The snowflake was glued to dark blue card stock and both were layered over gray mulberry paper and white card stock. Card by Mary Connaway who, also, drew the snowflake.

MC1166-S "Snowflake background" is stamped with black Memories ink and colored with pencils.  Handmade papers are torn and layered as an embellishment with a gold charm as a focal point. The card is layered on blue and white card stock. Card is by Mary Connaway who, also, drew the background.

MB1013-L "Winter cabin" is embossed with an iron on wine velvet and framed in white sparkle, black and silver card stock layered to form a frame. The inside and outside edges of the white card stock are embellished with a silver krylon leafing pen. A bow is added for accent. The scan does not do the card justice because of the very dark velvet. Card by Margaret Wiggin.

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