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Julie Glasgow
Durango, CO
Stamps: Tilda Skiing
Ink: Memento, Copics
Paper:DCWV textured card stock, Classic K Bailey (K&Co), SU! DSP.
Embellishments: Sizzix Snowflakes die cut, rhinestone brad, Fiskars Snowflake border, fuzzy yarn, organza ribbon, silicone glue (for the 3-D image), Cuttlebug Embossing Folder (Snow)
Stamps: So Heavenly Dove (Magnolia), Refuge and Strength (Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Memento brown, Copics, Creamy Caramel, Bordering Blue
Paper: SU! Creamy Caramel, Bordering Blue, Classic K Bailey (K&Co)
Embellishments: Prima’s, Button, Leaf punch (EK Success), Branch Punch (Martha Stewart), lace from stash.
Stamps: Lantern Girl (Whiff of Joy)
Ink: Memento
Paper: All paper came from stash. The patterned paper came in a large pack of paper that I got at Hobby Lobby a couple years ago. The silver paper is brushed silver from Stampin' Up!
Stamps: Cold Play (Stampin' Up!)
Ink: Versamark, Brocade Blue
Paper:White, Brocade Blue, Bliss Blue, DSP (SU!)
Embellishments: Felt Flurries, Rich Regals brad, buttons from stash, glitter (blue and dazzling diamonds), circle punch.
Other notes: I used the glitter masking technique from Technique Junkies Oct/Nov 2008 issue. I have used this technique in the past and given a brief explanation of how it is done. You can see the explanation here.