One more pink card

This card was really a case of serendipity. I had this pink smooshed panel in my UFO box and a pink oval while experimenting with a frame for my stencil cards in the first post of today's series. And then my eye fell on a tray of elements from a shaker card kit, with these cute polar bears on top of the pile.  All I needed to do was pop up the elements using thin foam tape and adding a sentiment (from an old Winnie & Walter set). 

I'm linking up my card at:

Jingle Belles - Pink Christmas

SSS Wednesday - Clean and simple

Sparkles Christmas - #177 Non-traditional Christmas colours

Let it snow

This card was created using a very old heat-embossed and ink-blended panel from my UFO box. I paired it with some die-cut trees with gold paint splatters and a strip of gold glitter tape. The sentiment is by MFT and was heat-embossed in gold onto a scrap of watercolour card. I used the same gold paint (Kuretake Gansai Tambi) to add a frame around my panel.

I'm linking up my card at:

Jingle Belles - Pink Christmas

Christmas Kickstart - #103 Snow alert

Snowflake stencil cards

Hello again. Earlier this year, I purchased a copy of Simply Cards & Papercrafts because I fell in love with the layering stencils that came with this issue. I love how these cards turned out. I also love that you get a different look if you use the same colours of ink in a different order. For these cards I used Catherine Pooler inks in Grapecrush, Sugared Lavender and It's a girl. The sentiment is from a set of sentiment stamps that also came with the magazine.

I'm linking up my cards at:

Jingle Belles - Pink Christmas

SSS Wednesday - Clean and simple

Allsorts - Anything goes (top card)

ATSM - #504 Any occasion