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Stampin’ Up! Christmas Card Idea #10-Winter Post by Trina

By · Monday, October 20th, 2008

Trina St. Michael created this lovely card using an Acetate Sheet! You know the ones you can find at the Staples Business Depot…or really any office supply store. I love how she created almost an ICY feel to this card!

Isn’t it pretty? I really think it looks MAGICALLY ICY with the snowflakes, glitter and the skaters!

To stamp on acetate, you can use Stazon ink. It can be slippery to use, but-have some rubbing alcohol nearby to use to wipe off any mistakes!

Topics: Christmas Ideas 2008
 

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