Amazing Winter Collection from Robin's Nest

Hi friends....Welcome today to a page using Robin's Nest  Winter Collection.

My page shares a photo of my only younger brother 

by 11 months and my dear SIL. The photo is taken at my mom's at Christmas.

We have a standing joke about being the same age for just over a week?

Supply List:

Paper: Robin's Nest Winter Collection, Winter Deer Glitter cardstock, 

Winter Snowflake Cardstock,  

Cardstock: misc

Paint: Plaid Folk Art

Stamps: Just Cre8

Ink: StazOn

Stickers: SRM

Ink Roller: We R Memory Keepers

Pen: Staedtler black, Signo white gel

Alpha: My Minds Eye chipboard, mixed misc

Sketch: Let's Get Sketchy

Circle Cutter: Kreaxions

Other: metal snowflakes, 

In the close ups we get to view a few on the details. 

Super fun mixed alpha and some doodling created the title,  Love using the ink rollers

by We R Memory Keeper for accents.

Lots of paper layers and lots of splatter using Plaid Folk Art paints... 

then add some stamping with Just Cre8 and StazOn ink.

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Next up is a xmas card with lots of layers and accents.

This one was started by cutting out the space using nestibilities and

then embossing the whole thing for texure.

The background piece of paper is Robin's Nest Vellum giving it the winter feel.

Using Robin's Nest Blue Glitter Chipboard I traced from JnW Crafts stencils, hand cut

out the ornaments and added Robin's Nest snowflakes.

I then had fun copic colouring the cute image and adding stickles to it.

Lots of layers to add colour and depth.

Supply List:

Paper: Robin's Nest Irredescent Snow Glitter Vellum

Cardstock: misc

Chipboard: Robin's Nest Blue Glitter Chipboard

Embossing folder: Cuttlebug Provocraft

Dies: Nestibilities

Stencil: JnW Crafts Ornament

Image: Scrapbook Stamp Society Sherri Baldy Besties

Markers: Copic

Accents: Robin's Nest Winter Snowflakes Glitter Chipboard

Pen: Signo

Other: glossy accents

Thanks for visiting today.. be sure to visit daily as we all share more

inspiring projects using this month paper line: Winter Collection.