We're in the final count down to Christmas! I just got back last night from 10 days of Grandma bliss, I am so thankful for the time I have gotten to spend with our beautiful new grand daughter. I can't believe she will be 4 months old in a week! Now reality  has hit full force and I have a lot to do before Monday!
But it's Thursday, so that means it's time for another Frosty Fun challenge from Dreamweaver Stencils. Today I am sharing a card that I may have shown you before, but I don't think I ever gave directions...so here goes:

The nice thing about snowflakes is they can be used all winter for thank you cards or winter birthday greetings, or really, any wintery occasion.

• Start by paste embossing the Antler snowflake stencil (LL399) with Glossy Blue Embossing paste on white cardstock
• Remove and clean the stencil
• Let the paste dry until it almost dry, then gently brush on some Moonstone F/X powder to soften the brightness of the blue paste
• Paste emboss the snowflake again, but this time use Glossy White Embossing paste on a dark blue paper
• Remove and clean the stencil
• Let the paste dry completely
• Cut each snowflake into four pieces
• Layer each piece on a small mat of the opposite color lining the snowflake up along two edges so only the other two edges have a mat
• Piece two of each color together as shown to create a beautiful, wintery card!
• Hint - make the mats slightly larger than you need them, adhere the four matted pieces to a scrap paper then trim them all the way around to match
• Put a little crystal in the middle to cover where they all meet

Be sure to check out the rest of the team blogs by clicking on their names below:

Dream It Up!

Kristi Van Doren

Lee Kellogg

Georgia Sommers

Terrece Siddoway

Pam Hornschu

Liz Martin

Cyndi Bundy

Cherylynn Moser

Laura Drahozal

Wendy Jordan

Wishing you and your families a wonderful, safe holiday season!

Happy Creating,
Louise