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Glittered Ornamental Pine

One of my favorite looks is glitter!  How about you?  Here's a card we did in a recent Christmas card class.

Ornamental Pine Glittered Circle

I stamped the pine branch and cones and then inked it all over with VersaMark ink.  I poured Iridescent Ice embossing powder over the entire image and then heat set it.  The end result is a beautiful glittery image.

Ornamentl Pines side

It is so difficult to capture the glittery goodness but I hope the picture helps you to imagine it.

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There is a new photopolymer Christmas set called Gentle Peace and it is beautiful.

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There are 4 stamps in this set.  Wouldn't this be gorgeous stamped on vellum?  

 

 

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