I would have bought that set but I like elves to have their eyes open. Now that’s what I like. Simple and classy. Beautiful cards. I really like the teal. Now I really like them. The whites really added.
Beautiful card and truly my most favorite! I made them for Christmas cards this year and received so many compliments from my most experienced crafting friends.
These cards are great!! I think my favorite was the one with the berries and the ornaments colored with the white jelly pen. Great idea for when you need to mass produce cards!😉
I don't know if Kristina was able to with the amount of ink she used, but I noticed she was using a piece of grid paper to ink blend on. That helps absorb extra ink so your card doesn't get smudges on the back. Of course, eventually the scratch paper gets saturated, so you can't use it indefinitely. But it's a good way to prevent ink marks on the back of your card or panel. You just have to switch out the inky paper for fresh when the first piece gets saturated. Hope this helps! :)
@@andrealavigne7824 I thought that one or more of the cards Kristina made was ink blended right on the front of the actual card, which made me think the back of the card might be smudged. I don't know if that makes sense? I usually ink blend on a panel and then attach it to a card front, so the back can't be seen.
I love all 4 cards. My favorite is the card where you colored in the berries as well as the ornaments. Question on the ink blending, could that step be completed prior to stamping the image on the card?
I would have bought that set but I like elves to have their eyes open. Now that’s what I like. Simple and classy. Beautiful cards. I really like the teal. Now I really like them. The whites really added.
Beautiful card and truly my most favorite! I made them for Christmas cards this year and received so many compliments from my most experienced crafting friends.
That's terrific to hear!
I love these. I am so stealing that idea. They are beautiful.
Go for it!
These are stunning! The embossing makes them have that extra punch.
Ditto! ♥️
We thought so, too!
Simple yet pretty
Fabulous cards. Only the best can do it this simply yet exquisitely.
It's really easier than you think!
These are gorgeous
SO pretty! The dark at the top of the cards makes me think of the lower branches of a CHRISTmas tree! 😊❤️
Ah yes! We see that!
Gorgeous cards!
These cards are great!! I think my favorite was the one with the berries and the ornaments colored with the white jelly pen. Great idea for when you need to mass produce cards!😉
Yes! The busy holidays call for time savers, for sure!
So really like this stamp set and the cards you made. Beautiful
Such a simple yet elegant examples. Thank you.
LOVE these cards and your nails are just FANTASTIC!
Great cards. I think i like the last one best. The white definitely pop. TFS
Nice. I'm of the school where I like silver with blue colors, but definitely gold with red!!
Either silver or gold work with red or blue! Do what appeals to you and have a blast!
Lovely cards 😍
All a super. Really turned out well and so quickly!
Yes, perfect for making multiples!
Absolutely gorgeous
Awesome cards! So striking but simple!
Glad you like them!
Simple but sophisticated :) lovely :)
Christina, these are beautiful!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
@kristinawerner these are such great cards!! I’m going to try this technique using SSS most recent Snowflake stamp set.
Do it!! She's so inspiring!
These are so pretty...but one question. How do you prevent the back of the card from getting smudge marks when you ink up the front?
I don't know if Kristina was able to with the amount of ink she used, but I noticed she was using a piece of grid paper to ink blend on. That helps absorb extra ink so your card doesn't get smudges on the back. Of course, eventually the scratch paper gets saturated, so you can't use it indefinitely. But it's a good way to prevent ink marks on the back of your card or panel. You just have to switch out the inky paper for fresh when the first piece gets saturated. Hope this helps! :)
@@andrealavigne7824 I thought that one or more of the cards Kristina made was ink blended right on the front of the actual card, which made me think the back of the card might be smudged. I don't know if that makes sense? I usually ink blend on a panel and then attach it to a card front, so the back can't be seen.
I love all 4 cards. My favorite is the card where you colored in the berries as well as the ornaments. Question on the ink blending, could that step be completed prior to stamping the image on the card?
Yes she mentioned that. You can ink blend 1st BUT you must make sure your ink is 100% DRY before Embossing or it will stick everywhere.
So pretty Kristina!!
👏👏🤩🎄
Very pretty….