Layered Ornaments - Pretty Pink Posh

Hi everyone! Today, I have a simple yet beautiful Christmas card to share with you. This takes no time to make - thanks to the layered stencils from Pretty Pink Posh! For my card, I used the new Layered Ornaments Stencils.

Let's get started! First, I cut a 4.75" square in silver glitter cardstock. I also cut a 4.5" square in white cardstock. Now it's time to ink through the stencils. I first used the C layer (the stencils are labeled on the bottom). The inks I used are Kitsch Flamingo, Milled Lavender, and Salvaged Patina Distress Oxide Inks.

Next, I used Glitz Glitter Gel in Silver through the B layer. I let this dry for a couple of hours before ink blending with Weathered Wood Distress Oxide Ink through the A layer.

For the sentiment, I white heat embossed Merry Christmas from the Holiday Scripts Stamp Set onto a strip of black cardstock and foam mounted on the panel. I wanted more shimmer, so I brushed some Nuvo Aqua Shimmer in Glitter Gloss on the white areas of the card. Lastly, I adhered the panel onto a card base.

That's all for this pastel and silver Christmas card. I hope you enjoyed today's card share!

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