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4 ¼” x 5 ½”
Neenah Classic Crest Solar White
Bazzill, red; blue
The Paper Studio, Kraft
Stampendous, Snow Postcard, R143
Darice Embossing Folder, Snowflake Trim
Die-Namics Pierced Oval Stax
Adirondack Dye Ink -- Denim; Cranberry
Adirondack Markers -- Denim; Cranberry
Tombow Markers – 845 (red); 243 (light green)
Sakura Glaze Pen – dark red (two layers, used over the red Tombow marker)
Stickles -- Stardust; Frosted Lace
*Glitter -- Elizabeth Craft Design Microglitter, Cool Diamond; DeNami Design Stamp Sprinkles, XtraFine, no color named
Sakura Glue Pen
3M Scotch Mounting Tape
*Comments About Glitter:
First I tried Stickles Frosted Lace. There's almost no sparkle to this one, but it's great for snow. Then I tried Stickles Stardust, and it worked well too, and it sparkled.
When I returned to see the dried Stickles, I saw that the Adirondack Dye Ink had bled into the glitter glue. It looked like I'd put on blue glitter. I sprayed the rest of the pieces with a workable fixative, but the ink still bled into the Stickles.
Next I tried using loose glitter with a glue pen. That worked much better, almost no bleeding at all. However, I used Judikins Prisma Glitter and it turned out pink. Before when I used it, I thought there was too much blue. This time, pink. Maybe I should have shaken up the jar. I tried toning it down with Stickles Frosted Lace which is more opaque, and that helped a lot, but not enough for me. I dumped it.
Next, I tried Elizabeth Craft Designs Microfine Cool Diamond Glitter. It looked good, but not very glittery. Then I remembered that you have to burnish microfine glitter. When it dried, I burnished it with my finger, and it was much better—a subtle glittery shine.
I tried DeNami Xtra-Fine glitter next. There's no color name on the jar, but it looks clear or white. It worked very well. For what I wanted, it was the best choice.
TFL. Daria
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