The stamp is from Honey Doo crafts, called Mini Happy Christmas. It measures 2 1/4" x 4", so it's actually quite a good size.
The two stencils are ST Poinsettia Multi from Imagination Crafts, and one called Snow Flurry by That Special Touch,from Creative Expressions.
Both measure approximately 6" square.
It's simple to mix your own, just remember to have more EP than glitter in your mix, I'd say no more than a quarter glitter to EP.
So, on to the cards.
This one with the blue snowflakes, I'd done in White Stencil Paste, then sprinkled with a blue glitter before it dried.
It's matted onto some shiny textured blue paper I had. As the paper was quite thin, I mounted it onto some spare cardstock first, then trimmed it down to size.
The greeting for this one was embossed with an EP called 'Arctic Blue'. I matted the greeting onto the same paper, and as it was being attached to a glittery and uneven surface, I used Pinflair Glue to do this.
Just a few blobs is all you need.
I debated whether to put it straight, or at an angle. The angle won!
All the cards use a 7"x7" square card base.
This gold one had one of my own mix EP's on it. It's a mix of gold Ultrafine Glitter & Stampendous Embossing Powder in Gold Detail.
The Poinsettia background was done with Gold Sparkle Stencil paste this time.
Silver Sparkle Stencil paste used here, and my own Silver Glitter embossing powder.
Silver Paste again, and the same Embossing powder. Just silver ultrafine glitter and Stampendous Silver Detail EP.
This one had white Stencil Paste sprinkled with Crystal glitter, and the EP is called 'Jingle Bells'.
Three red Poinsettia stencils, two done with Red Sparkle stencil paste, and one with white paste, sprinkled with red glitter. The EP is called 'Sparkling Poinsettia'.
They are backed onto gold glitter card, as I discovered I had no red glitter card at all.
Final card is using Green Sparkle Stencil Paste, and the Greeting is embossed with 'Golden Pine' EP.
Final touch was to add some acrylic gems to the centre of the snowflakes, and on the dot above the 'i' in Christmas.
The same thing with the centre of the poinsettias, two have clear gems, and one has red ones.
Red gems used on the silver, gold and green ones.