Hello, WOW! friends!

It's Dana here and I'm back with another Christmas theme card today.


To start, I die cut card cover from WOW! Superior Smooth White Cardstock using Altenew Striped Leaf Cover Die. I rubbed it with WOW! Embossing Pad and sprinkled WOW! Verdigris Embossing Powder. I heat set it using WOW! Dual Speed Heat Tool.


Next, I mounted double-sided tape onto white card stock and die cut it using Altenew Holiday Script Words Die. I peeled it off and sprinkled WOW! Pumpkin Spice Glitter.


I white heat embossed another sentiment on red card stock and trimmed it down as shown.


I mounted cover panel onto white woodgrain cardstock and popped all elements using foam adhesive where I wanted them.


I embellished with Studio Katia Gold Foil Pearls and finished off this card.

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Dana

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Today I’m sharing a card using this month’s theme of Favourite WOW! Technique. I used stencil embossing to create a fun textured background.


On a piece of white card, I first die cut a Pretty Pink Posh Stitched Diamond in the centre to create a window. 
Next, I used the WOW Clear Embossing ink over a Pretty Pink Posh Leaf Stencil, to add a diagonal of pattern to the pattern. I then heat embossed the pattern with WOW Colour Blend Verdigris embossing powder. This powder gives a lovely variation in colours, with each leaf looking a little different.



On my card base, I layered some Altenew patterned paper, then adhered the panel on over the top.
I stamped and copic coloured a giraffe from the Pretty Pink Posh Animal Signs stamp set, then tucked him in the diamond window opening.



For the sign, I stamped the giraffe again on to the same patterned paper as the background, then heat embossed a greeting from the Animal Signs stamp set with WOW Opaque Bright White Super Fine embossing powder. I f…

I just love the snowy backdrop in the Let it Snow stamp set. I masked off a rectangle and embossed the snow with Opaque Bright White embossing powder. I used an ink blending tool with a soft blue ink pad to make a gradient from the top. to stamp the sentiment I used Archival ink because it would stick to the embossed snowflakes too, if you use dye ink it will just rub off. 

I had this leaf shaped diecut in my stash but I transformed it into a christmas tree by adding embossing ink on it and dip the edges in White Puff Sparkle and then cover the rest in Verdigris embossing powder. I attached it on my card and that's it. I hope you like my clean and simple winter card. 

I want to take the opportunity to wish you all happy holidays and a really happy new year! I wish you a year filled with crafting and inspiration. 


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Let It Snow (by Marion Emberson) - Clear Stamp SetOpaque Bright White Embossing Powder Verdigris Embossing Powder White Puff Twinkle Embossing Powder
WOW! Embossing Po…