Ornamental Pine 2

I cased this card from Pinterest here it's almost exactly the same with the addition of the sequins, I've used sequins a lot on my Christmas cards, I love to add some bling or sparkle to Christmas cards.

Ornamental Pine

This is my favourite 2014 Christmas stamp set, I cased this card from Billy Moan and changed it just a little, you can find her card Here

Christmas Wreath Card

This card was inspired by Catherine Pooler her Blog is Here . I used one of the stamps from a "Sale-A-Bration" stamp set "Madison Avenue" to create the wreath. Firstly I punched out a 1-3/4" circle and adhered it with removable tape to the card front and stamped around it twice. I then stamped and embossed with silver embossing powder the decoration using one of the stamps from "Ornament Keepsakes", cut it out with the matching framelits, popped it up with dimensionals. Coloured the rhinestones with the darkest Cherry Cobbler blendie, added silver ribbon and one of last year's "Frosted Finishes" embellishments. The sentiment is from the "Holiday Home" stamp set. Cardstock Rich Razzleberry and Whisper White.

Swallowtail Vellum

I found this card on Pinterest by Sarah Moore, unfortunately her link is no longer live. I love the Swallowtail stamp, it is so easy to make cards with a big impact.

Blended Image

This image is non SU, it has been coloured with blendabilities and all the other materials used  are Stampin' Up products; cardstock, DSP, embossing folder and frosted sequins. I'm really enjoying colouring and blending, it does take a bit of practice and I have watched a variety of videos to help me improve my technique. Before the blendabilities were introduced into our range of products I hadn't thought much about colouring images, however once I started it was hard to put the new alcohol markers down!

Joyful Christmas Wishes

I Just love this "Joyful Christmas" stamp set from last year, absolutely perfect to colour with our blendabilities. The Poinsettia makes such an impact especially when fussy cut and layered and one had to add some mandatory bling in the centre of the flower.

Masking Tape Technique

This is the first time I have tried the "Masking Tape" technique and I had fun creating this card and it was so simple! I used the new "In Colours" ink.