The ones on the left are 4 6" square cards, and 4 'notecard' size, which I make by cutting a sheet of A4 cardstock in half on the length, then folding to give me topfold cards, or landscape sidefold.
The Fairy and large tree are by Lavinia stamps, the treeline and small deer by Cardio/Majestix.
As a finishing touch I added an acrylic star to the top of the tree, and some dots of Stickles for fairy lights.
These two are A4 cardstock folded, and use a very old stamp in my collection, called Angel Chorus Collage, by Rubber Stampede. It was stamped onto cardstock, then also onto vellum, and the vellum was torn around the design and added on top of the cardstock with a small amount of adhesive. I also added some colour to the back of the vellum image first. A few die cut flowers, and a couple of again very old backing papers, and they're finished.
To make the bauble shapes in the first four cards, I used a variety of stencils.The very top two are using a Clarity bauble stencil. The other two square ones use a stencil cut using a Spellbinders Ornament die, 2011 Heirloom Ornaments.
The final 4 use a stencil cut using Spellbinders Heirloom Ornaments 2010.
DI Broken China & Tumbled Glass were brushed over the top edge, and I used a torn paper mask for the top hillside. I used the cheap 'Toothbrush style' make up brushes to add the ink.
The remaining ink on the stencil was dragged around the edges to define the shape, using a dried baby wipe, which I also used to add the ink over torn paper to make the hills.
This is the Clarity stencil, and I also cut a copy from thin paper to use as a mask when stamping in the trees. The paper is thinner than the stencil, so the stamping is easier to do without having a big gap caused by the depth of the stencil.
The Poinsettia is another Spellbinders die, and I believe the flourishes are by Cheery Lynn.
