Yuletide Greetings

I loved the sketch this week at Mojo Monday's and couldn't wait to try it out.  I turned the sketch on its side for a perfect fit of the Yuletide Greetings stamp.   I used a blending pen and Topiary Ink to shade the pine needles and I used Ruby and Topiary Alcohol markers for the bow and holly leaves.


 

 Recipe:
5x7 White Daisy Card
Sparkle & Shine Paper (X7176B)
Yuletide Greetings (D1553)
Red Shimmer Trim (Z1848)
Mini Medley Accents Ruby Collection (Button and Twine) (Z1861)
Slate Ink (Z2173)
Topiary Ink (Z2155)
Blending Pen (3174)
Ruby Alcohol Marker (Z2429) 
Topiary Alcohol Marker (Z2143)
Red Glitz Glitter Gel (Z1484)

Products used:
             
Yuletide Greetings D1553  
Ruby Mini Medleys (Z1861)



Sparkle & Shine Paper Pack (X7176B)



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