Believe in the magic

Hi, I'm back again just before bedtime to announce the start of our latest challenge over at ATSM.

This week is is appropriately -

HOLIDAY

Here is my caed

I needed some OL cards that would go through the post easily so decided on this design of masked panel and heat embossed snowflakes. The sentiment is from Crafters Companion and the snowflakes Personal Impressions along with inking with Blueprint Sketch and Salty Ocean DI. The extra snowflakes were added in the same colours, the larger ones heat embossed with Silver Pearl EP.

This week we are sponsored by

QKR Stampede and Eureka Stamps was purchased by Stamp On It in 2013 from the state of Colorado and moved to its new home in Michigan! We(Stamp On It) had its humble beginnings over 25 years ago and is now a mobile(on-the-road) family owned and operated business. We travel coast to coast and attend as a vendor over 25 retail stamping and scrapping shows each year. 

Prize: 3 digital images 

and

Founded in June 2013, California-based STAMPlorations™ is owned and managed by husband-and-wife team, David & Shery Russ. From just a handful of stamps, we now have 100+ stamp designs, 4 stamp designers, our exclusive line of stencils, and 20 amazing crafters spread across 3 teams who constantly produce gorgeous projects featuring our products. Our clear stamps are perfect for creating CAS, one layer, and mixed media cards, and they can be combined to create a variety of paper crafts. All of our stamps are proudly made in the USA. Our clear stamps are made from the finest, non-yellowing photopolymer resin. Through our stamp line, we hope to encourage crafters of all ages and

experience levels to "Stamp with all your ART!" 

Prize: 2 digital images

So no excuses for you not to join us with your last minute Christmas makes.

I'd like to join in over at -

Use one or more primary colours

Masking and heat embossing

Gold or Silver

I chose silver pearl here because it gives the snowflakes a soft sparkle and works really well with the blue background to give the frosty feel I was looking for.