If you are still working on Christmas cards, check out this super quick Christmas card using the Dare 2B Artzy Snowflake Wishes stamp set!
I began by masking off a stripe using Post-it Note tape. Next, I used an ink blending tool to apply Dare 2B Artzy’s Midnight Blue ink.
Just keep applying ink until you get the shade of color that appeals most to you! Remove the tape, and you are left with a beautiful, crisp blue stripe. Let the ink dry or set it with a heat embossing tool. Stamp the sentiment on the front of the card.
Next, arrange your snowflakes in a stamp positioning tool. I used my MISTI. After applying anti-static powder to my card base, I inked up the snowflakes with a WOW! Embossing Pad, sprinkled on some WOW! Metallic Silver Sparkle Embossing Glitter, heat set the powder, and my card was finished!
Now I just have to make twenty more of these today, and I will have my Christmas cards almost ready to mail!
Don’t forget to enter your creations for the D2BA Spirit of the Season Challenge HERE. You could be the winner of a D2BA stamp set and ink pad of your choice!
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