Growing in Unity Day 3

 

For Day 3 of GIU I made a Christmas card using the “Colossal Snowflake” stamp and die set.   The background paper is Graphic 45 and in my mind it looks like falling snow.   I used Astroparche cardstock again for the card base and die cut elements to go with the vintage vibe of the G45 paper.  The ink I used for the snowflake and the word peace was cobalt Archival Ink.  The word peace is from the “Heart of Christmas” stamp and die bundle.  The banner is from the Scallops and Banners nesting die set by Unity.  I used Chipped Sapphire distress ink to ink the banner.  The blues all give this card a monochromatic effect. 

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