Monday 27 October 2014

Glittery snowflakes

I bought these snowflake dies from Simon Says Stamp last year, but my order was delayed, so I didn't get to use them nearly as much as I had planned to - I'm making up for lost time this year!
I used a pool coloured Hero Arts notecard for this card, but turned it inside out so the pale pool colour is inside the card. The smowflakes are cut from the mid shade of the HA pool coloured notecards. The pale strip on the bottom of the card looks grey in the photo, but it's actually white vellum.  Couldn't seem to photograph it just right. 
The sentiment is from Hero Arts "Decorate your Holidays", which seems to be my go-to set for Christmas cards this year! 
 I'll be submitting this to Hero Arts' Holiday Challenge, in the "White Out" category. 
http://heroarts.com/blogs/club/2014/10/01/new-holiday-challenge-2/
Thanks for visiting :)

3 comments:

  1. So pretty! Love the snowflakes!

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  2. Well done with this challenge, Michelle ! I love the peeks of glitter amongst the snowflakes!

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  3. Loving all these "teal" cards Michelle --- a color I love to use on my Holiday Cards too! Your cards always pop right out to me in the classroom Gallery! Looking forward to class starting tomorrow --- see you there!

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