Christmas Snow

Happy Hellos Everyone!!!

Who ever heard of celebrating Christmas without a little Christmas snow? For as long as I can remember there has always been in Baltimore on Christmas Day. Truth be told, it may not have naturally fallen from the sky, but nevertherless, there has been snow in every city I have lived in on Chistmas Day. There was even snow in Folk Polk, Louisiana. I made sure tthere was some sort of snow around. I think that was the hardest place to make snow appear, but it happened. You'd be suprised by what Mrs. Claus it able to accomplish :) As you can probably tell, I had snow on  my mind when I sat down at my craft table yesterday evening and this is what I walked away from the table with....

I don't know about you, but I was pleased by how the snow began to fall over my cards. As you can see the snowflakes fell in various hues of indigos and plums; and at least one snowflake on each card has been embossed with Ranger Ink clear embossing powder. On top of that each card has been dry embossed with SU's Textured Impressions Northern Flurry. The snowflake stamps are from a variety of stamps sets including SU Serene Snowflakes and a number Stampendous (snowflakes) stamps. The sentiments stamps are a combination of SU and Impression Obsession holiday stamp sets. The cards were finished off with  a spritz or two of Ranger Ink Perfect Pearls and a ribbon treatment. Checkout the blue and gold ribbon I picked up at Angela's Happy Stampers in Reston, VA. Isn't it just gorgeous? I not only hope you like this card, I hope it may inspire your too.

Thanks for stopping by The Peddler's Gallery. If you find a little time in between your Thanksgiving Dinner courses stop tomorrow. I'll  have more to share. Until next time...