Woodland Wishes for PP812

Hello friends!  I'm here with a card for our new challenge at the Paper Players.  This week, the fabulous Jaydee is hosting our Clean and Simple challenge, asking us to make it all about Christmas. 

Paper Players

A few weeks back, my wonderful teamie Joanne made this gorgeous card, using a beautiful monochromatic design.  I was so smitten with the image that I had to bring one home to my craft room.  And it worked out perfectly for this challenge!

Admittedly, I am not the best at creating truly CAS cards, but this time I stuck to minimal layers (just one) and embellishments, and one central focal point.

This sweet pyramid of critters is such a delightful image.  Even my husband, who is not prone to liking "cute", really liked this illustration.  And it was so fun to color!  I used my Copic markers for all the critters, a small amount of "ground" beneath them, and a very light blue in the background.  That's the beauty of a great image - it can be used as Joanne did beautifully with heat embossing or it can be colored up!

I had die cut the scallop edge panel before stamping so I could ensure the sentiment, which is also part of the stamp set, would fit at the bottom.  After the coloring was complete, the panel was mounted on the card base with foam tape, then I used a shimmer pen on the stars and a bit of glitter glue on the tiny snowflakes.  And that was it!  This only took me a couple of hours, so I know I'll be making a few more of this design to send out this year during the holidays.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  I hope you'll join us this week with your CAS Christmas card.  The challenge will remain open until Friday, November 20th at 3pm EST.  In the meantime, please be sure to visit the challenge blog to see what my talented teammates created to inspire you.  

Stef

• Stampin' Up! Woodland Wishes stamp set
• Simon Says Stamp Eyelet Layer Frames die
• Tonic Nuvo Aqua Shimmer pen
• Star Dust Stickles
• Copics - Cardinal and red ornament - R39, 37, 35; Bluebirds - B05, 02, 00; Owl - C5, 4, 2, 0; Blue ornament - B18, 24, 21; Stars and gold striped ornament - YR27, Y17, 15; Green leaves and gift box - G28, 17, 03; Holly leaves - YG99, 95, 93; Fox - E19, YR18, 14, 21; Deer - E29, 37, 35, 33, 31, 30; Black Bear - C9, 7, 5, 3, E23, 21; Squirrel - E47, 44, 43, 41; Rabbit - W4, 2, 0; Sky - B0000

Grateful Heart for TOC 326

Hello friends!  I'm excited to share that I am guest designing for Time Out Challenges!  This came about because I was chosen the overall winner for TOC 321 with this card.  

The new challenge is their monthly Inspired by and this time it is Gratitude, which is very timely as we approach the Thanksgiving holiday here in the US.

Time Out Challenges

The challenge is sponsored by the wonderful folks at Poppystamps, with a $20 store credit to the winner. 

As often happens in my crafting, I start with one design in mind and end up with something completely different.  But I'm really happy with how my card turned out despite changing course.

I'd purchased a few fall items from Simon Says Stamp with this specific challenge in mind and after playing around with different options, I decided to go with this beautiful cornucopia and large Grateful sentiment.

All the cornucopia components were die cut from colored cardstock then ink blended for dimension, primarily with Distress Inks.  I used a kraft-stock metallic paper from Tim Holtz for the sentiment and then chose to use it for the larger flower centers and pumpkin stems as well.  The dies were quite simple to assemble; the hardest part was ink blending all the little dies *wink*!

The background is an older SSS embossing folder and I used a moss cardstock, then inked around the edges with a darker green to create kind of a halo effect.  

I used the large sentiment as a place holder on the card front while building the cornucopia and contents.  Admittedly, I got a bit carried away with the number of leaves I used! I just couldn't stop...I love the combination of the fall colors, which is one of my favorite things about cardmaking this time of year.

After adhering everything to the card front, I decided to fill the space just below the large Grateful sentiment with a lovely sub-sentiment from a newer SSS stamp and die set, stamping it in brown pigment ink.  I tried gold heat embossing it, but it was too different compared to the other metallics.  I finished things off with some tiny sparkly gems in the smallest flower centers.

I am grateful that you stopped by and now I encourage you to head over to the Time Out Challenges blog to be inspired by all the gorgeous cards created by the design team.  Hopefully you can play along, especially with the chance to win a $20 store credit to Poppystamps.

Take care!

Stef

• All SSS products unless otherwise noted:
• Autumn Cornucopia die set
• Timeless Grateful die 
• Grateful Moments stamp and die (sub-sentiment)
• Basket Weave embossing folder
• Wild Honey, Rusty Hinge, Rustic Wilderness, Villianous Potion, Dusty Concord, and Ground Espresso Distress Inks
• Tim Holtz/Idea-ology Metallic Classics Kraft-Stock
• Spellbinders Aura AB gems

Merry Christmas for PP811

Hello friends!  It's time for a new challenge at the Paper Players.  This week the amazing Joanne is hosting our monthly color challenge, and she's chosen some seasonally appropriate colors.

Paper Players

I'm also sharing my card with the lovelies at Inspirational, where they are looking for Christmas Florals and Greenery.

Inkspirational #380

With these beautiful, traditional colors I felt a beautiful poinsettia would work perfectly.

Apparently, I've become a collector of poinsettias, because whenever there's a new die set, it seems to end up in my craft room!  Such is the case with the beautiful poinsettia die and embossing folder set from Altenew.  The poinsettia is fairly large and I love that the bracts (the red and green leaves) are not evenly sized, just as in nature, although it did take a few turns on the card front to find the best look.

The leaves were cut from red and green cardstock and ink blended towards to the centers, then embossing with the coordinating folder to give them the beautiful texture.  They were then adhered together. Using a single die, the three small cyathia (flowers in the center) were cut from brushed gold, as was the die cut Merry Christmas.

The warm ivory cardstock background was embossed with a lovely tapestry design before lightly splattering gold paint all over it, as well as the poinsettia and the white foliage.  When dry, everything was adhered to the card front.  I opted not to add any additional embellishments because I really think the embossing and gold dress it up well enough.

Thanks for taking time to stop by.  I hope you'll join us this week!  The challenge will remain open until lucky Friday, November 13th at 3pm EST.  In the meantime, I encourage you to visit the challenge blog for some wonderful inspiration by my talented teammates.

Take care!

Stef

• Altenew Lush Botanicals: Poinsettia dies and embossing folder
• Gina K Tapestry ef
• Concord & 9th Fresh Cut Floral Edition 4 die (foliage)
• Simon Says Stamp Timeless Merry Christmas dies

Reindeer Kisses for Color Hues

Happy November, friends!  It's the first of the month and that means it's time for our new challenge at Color Hues.  The lovely Bonnie is hosting for the next two weeks, and she has a timely color pairing.

Color Hues

This time I turned to a new stamp set for this challenge, so I'll be sharing over with Darnell's NBUS challenge.

NBUS

The moment I saw this sweet Stamping Bella stamp set, I just couldn't resist.  Take a look.

This is Tiny Townie Rita and her snuggly reindeer friend.  I used Copic markers to color them, including the "gold" star and jingle bells on the reindeer's collar, along with browns for her hair, the reindeer and the ground beneath them.  I didn't think of it before editing my photos, but I added a bit of Glossy Accents to the star and bells.

I searched my patterned paper stash and came up with the perfect piece for the card front.  I really like the foliage pattern and the little white stars.  Before die cutting the arch, I adhered the patterned paper to a panel of 80 lb. white cardstock to give it a bit more heft.  Then a panel of red was cut with the next size smaller arch to create a frame under the top panel.  Before adhering it all together, the sentiment from the same stamp set was stamped above the main image.  

Thanks for stopping by!  I hope you'll find time to join us for this challenge; obviously it's a good one for added cards to your holiday stash.  The challenge will remain open until Saturday, November 14th at 9 am EST.  In the meantime, I encourage you to head over to the challenge blog where my wonderfully talented teammates and our fabulous guest designer, Vikki, have some beautiful cards to inspire you.

Stef

• Stamping Bella Tiny Townie Rita's Reindeer Snuggle stamp set
• Simon Says Stamp A2 Arch dies
• Honey Bee stamps North Pole patterned paper
• Copic markers

Mochi Fall Girl for PP810

Hello friends and happy November!  It's the first Sunday of the month and that means a new theme challenge at the Paper Players.  This time the lovely Claire is hosting and plaid is the theme.  Perfect for this time of year, yes?

Paper Players

I'm also joining the lovely team at Inkspirational, where the current challenge is a fall visual prompt with leaves, pumpkins and rich fall colors.  

Inkspirational #379

My original plan was to create a Christmas card, but I had fun coloring an image a little while back that ended up on a plaid background and opted to use this autumnal card instead.  And I think the colors and leaves work well with the Ink visual prompt as well.

Say hello to Mochi Fall Girl!  The stamp is from Stamping Bella and I pretty much followed the packaging for the color combo as well as Elaine Hughes' (aka Marker Geek on YouTube and who colors all the SB product images on their packaging) exquisite shading.  I'm afraid I am a bit rusty coloring hair; that's the only part for which I wanted a "do-over" lol!  I just love all the leaves in her hair and that big scarf. 

With the coloring complete, the image was die cut with an arch die and matted with a mint arch cut with the next larger arch die.  For the background I used a panel of cayenne cardstock and did tone-on-tone stamping with a plaid background stamp.  The sentiment is from a separate SB stamp set and was cut with a label die and added to the card front partially with low profile foam tape to remain level with the layered image.  Lastly, some Honey Bee gems were added around the sentiment.

As always, thank so much for visiting!  I encourage you to take a moment and visit the challenge blog where my very talented teammates have some wonderful inspiration awaiting you.  The challenge will remain open until Friday, November 6th at 3pm EST.  I hope to see your card in the gallery!

Stef

(if you're here early on 11/1, swing back by after 9 am when I'll have another post for my Color Hues DT card)

• Stamping Bella Mochi Fall Girl and Autumn Sentiment sets
• Simon Says Stamp Soft Plaid Background stamp
• Altenew Nesting Arches dies
• SSS Tiny Text Label die
• HoneyBee Stamps Fall Is In The Air Gems
• Copics:  Hair - E79, 47, 44; Skin - 04, 11, 00; Lips - E04, RV34; Scarf - BG 72, 37, 11; Dress and Berries - R59, E07, R02; Leaves - BG96, G46, 43; E18, YR18, 14; YR27, 24, 21

Whimsical Wishes

Hello friends!  Today I have a card to share that works for three challenges - Time Out Challenges with a theme of friendship/encouragement/support, Just Us Girls where we are to CASE a DT (I'm CASEing Elizabeth's card) and Addicted to Stamps and More with an any occasion theme.

TOC 325

JUGS 847

Elizabeth - whom I'm CASEing

ATS 529

Several months ago I bought the Spellbinders Whimsical Wishes bundle because I fell in love with the wonky looking houses and flowers, which in a way reminded me of Whoville in Horton Hears a Who (I don't think I'm alone in that lol!).  Thanks to Elizabeth for inspiring me to finally put it to use!

While there are four styles of houses and four different flowers in the die sets, I stuck with just one house and a couple flowers so everything would fit on a A2 sized card.  

I first die cut and assembled all the images, then decided on how everything was to be laid out on the card.  I used the Village Companions set to die cut the clouds and cute doggo, and an edger die from Taylored Expressions to create the green hillside.  The light purple "sky" background was created using the Whimsical Skies embossing folder.  

Once everything was in place on the card front, I used a TE stamp and die set to create the greeting, which was added with thin foam tape.  I love the wonky house and those ginormous flowers; the sets truly live up to their name and hopefully give the recipient a reason to smile.

Thanks for taking time to stop by, I appreciate it!

Stef

All Spellbinders except where noted

• Whimsical Houses dies
• Whimsical Blooms dies
• Village Companions dies
• Whimsical Skies ef
• Taylored Expressions Easy Edger die
• TE Mini Strips - Sending stamp and die set

Autumn Magic for PP809

Hello friends!  Can you believe how quickly this month is flying by?  I'm trying to enjoy every remaining day of beautiful October.  The trees are turning color en mass, the leaves are falling and the chill is in the air.  Love it!

Anyway, that's not why you're here!  We have a new challenge over at the Paper Players starting today and the amazing Christy has a fabulous sketch to spark your creativity.

Paper Players

Speaking of flying by, I created an autumn themed card featuring a very cute owl.  Check it out...

Isn't she fun?  The die set includes everything except the sentiment and the branch, which I hand cut from brown cardstock.  The packaging definitely inspired the arched nighttime scene, but I changed it to align with Christy's sketch, the branch being the horizontal strip and the owl being the shape rather than a large leaf.

All the die cut pieces were ink blended with various Distress inks, the exception being her face.  There were dies to cut out pink cheeks for the owl, but I chose to just use a light colored pink Copic marker in the embossed areas rather than the harsh look of the dies.  In hindsight, I wish I'd done a bit of shading on her face.  In real life, she looks fine but the photos make her look much paler.

After I created the arch background from dark blue cardstock, I used a darker blue ink and blended it across the upper part of the sky.  When that dried, I used gold splatter to emulate stars.  When that dried, the moon and die cut stars were added around the owl sitting on her branch, and I filled the space beneath with a variety of fall leaves.  The sentiment was gold heat embossed and popped up on foam tape and that finished things off.

I realized, just as I was finishing this post, that I forgot the extra layer on top of the base.  I think the card still bears the essence of the sketch, hopefully!

This is such a great sketch with unlimited options, so I hope you'll find time to join us.  The challenge will remain open until Friday, October 30th at 3pm.  In the meantime, I encourage you to visit the challenge blog where my talented teammates have oodles of inspiration for you.

Thanks for stopping by!

Stef

• Spellbinders September 2026 Small DOTM Owl Be There
• Spellbinders September 2026 Clear Stamp & Die OTM Stuffed With Gratitude
• Simon Says Stamp A7 Arches die
• SSS Gold Splatter Matter
• Wild Honey, Rusty Hinge, Early Espresso, Gathered Twigs and Chipped Sapphire Distress inks

Happy Autumn for PP808

Hello friends!  It's time for a new challenge over at the Paper Players and this week I'm hosting.  This is Clean and Simple week and in addition to that, we're looking for cards with a fall/autumn theme.  

Paper Players

I'm also joining my friends at TOC #324.  I think a couple of the elements on my card (pumpkin, coffee cut) fit well with their photo inspiration challenge.

TOC #324

And I'm also playing along with the current Tic Tac Toe challenge, using Fall Colors, Leaves and Metallics.

#tttc303

Autumn is my favorite time of year and I know I'm not alone in that.  I had so many ideas about cards to make but then I received my Simon Says Stamp October card kit and that was the deciding factor as to what to create.

In the kit were four Seasonal Whimsy card fronts that incorporate both a pattern and a squiggly-edged white space on one layer.  That way the card looks layered but it's not.  Since I knew I would be using an orange and teal color combo, I chose this striped pattern.  

The images are from the Homespun Gratitude stamp and die set.  They were stamped in brown ink, then colored using Copic markers.  The set has multiple small images so they can be mixed and matched any way one chooses.  I thought the cup with the scarf wrapped around it was like the epitome of "cozy" (even though I probably would be too afraid of spilling my cup to wrap it up like that!).  They were die cut and added to the card front with foam tape.  

The sentiment is an older one from SSS and was cut with teal and added to the vellum die cut shadow before adhering to the card.  My camera did not like taking a clear shot of the sentiment, so I apologize for its fuzzy appearance.  The final touch was to add a few gold confetti sequins.  I know my card is a bit busy for "CAS", but I figured with limited layers I could squeak by. ;-)

Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it!  Please take a moment and visit the challenge blog where the rest of our amazing design team has some fabulous CAS fall cards to inspire you.  The challenge will remain open until Friday October 23rd at 3pm EDT.  I hope you'll join us this week!

Stef

All products are from Simon Says Stamp

• Homespun Gratitude stamps and dies
• Happy Autumn die set
• Seasonal Whimsy card front
• Gold Embellishments

Boo to You

Hello friends!  I'm popping in to share a card made for the challenges at Just Us Girls and Festive Friday.  I had a die set on my desk for creating one last (I think) Halloween card for my family and realized it would work great for both of these challenges.  

JUGS #845

 

The little ghost cup with it's cute smiling face reminded me of the three I was readying for my card, except they have a few more apparel items, shall we say!

FF0220

My card has 4 items off the Inspo List - orange, black, green and a Halloween sentiment.

And here's what I ended up making...

These adorable ghosts are from a die set that I bought on sale earlier this year because I found their cuteness so charming.  I used a quad layout for my card similar to an example on the Spellbinders website except I changed up a number of things.  

I went with classic Halloween colors of green, orange, purple and black, both for the attire that the ghosts are wearing and the background.  After putting together the three ghosts and the sentiment, I went to work on the background.

I used four different colored panels cut to 2.5" x 3.5" and adhered them together on a 5" x 7" piece of super lightweight cardstock.  Not quite as thin as copy paper, which would work fine too, but thin enough that I could then emboss the layered panel after finding the right sandwich.  One of the small panels had pulled away from abutting the other during the embossing, so I cut four black strips to cover that up, which also acted to separate each of the four sections.

The ghosts were then added with thin foam tape as was the pumpkin candy holder and the sentiment.  Lastly, I used some black star embellishments that came in my Heroween kit to add a bit of sparkle.  I think these ghosts are so adorable and I'm also thinking their hats and glasses might work with other dies sets...we'll have to see!

Thanks for stopping by, I appreciate it.  Enjoy the rest of your weekend! 

Stef

• Simon Hurley/Spellbinders Boo Crew Die set
• Spellbinders Diamond Blocks embossing folder
• Simon Says Stamp Strips die
• Spellbinders Peridot, Rainforest, Lilac, Fog and Brushed Silver cardstock
• SSS Creamsicle and Black cardstock

Boo Mobile for CH143

Hello friends!  Today is the start of a new challenge at Color Hues.  This time, the fabulous Tracey is hosting and has chosen a great color combination for this time of year.

Color Hues

With this color pairing and given the time of year, I felt only a Halloween card was in order.

If you're a fan of Spellbinders, you're well aware of this die set and embossing folder that came out in the clubs for August of this year.  I love everything Halloween, so of course they both had to come home with me.  

After all the die cutting from regular and glitter cardstock, assembling it was pretty easy. I did ink blending over both the Boo Mobile and the pumpkin ornament prior to assembly to give them more shape and dimension. 

I thought the design on the packaging was great, but it included a flying eyeball that I wasn't especially fond of.  Then I saw this version from Nichol Spohr using the skull and crossbones at the top of the car and I liked that much better.  

For the background, a panel of gray was ink blended around the edges with Black Soot Distress ink and embossed with the spider web folder. When the black ink was dry, I used an older white pigment ink pad to swipe white over the tops of the webs.  And yes, it did leave a tiny bit of color, but I have this ink pad especially for these kinds of projects and have two others that are pristine.  Sparkle and white splatter were added as well.

The sentiment was heat embossed in white on black, die cut and added to the bottom of the dried panel before adding the car full of our crazy, creepy crew (don't you love those witches' legs?).  

So how are you inspired to use these colors?  We'd love to have you join us and see what you come up with.  I encourage you to visit the challenge blog to see the variety of fabulous creations by the rest of the design team.  The challenge will remain open until Thursday October 29th at 9 am EDT.  Hope to see you there!

Stef

• Spellbinders Large Die OTM Aug 26 - Boo Mobile
• SB 3D EF OTM Aug 26 - Spooky Web
• SB Clear Stamp and Die OTM Aug 26 - Trick or Snark
• Black Soot and Walnut Stain Distress Inks
• SB Sparkle Splatter Effects
• SSS White Splatter Medium

Breezy Day for PP807

Hello friends!  Another Sunday has rolled around and it's time for a new challenge with the Paper Players.  This week the fabulous Jan is hosting our monthly color challenge and has chosen a lovely trio of colors.

Paper Players

 

This color combo made me think of the outdoors, although I think it would also look wonderful in a plaid design too.  However, I decided to use a new die set to make kind of a fun, whimsical outdoors card. I was thinking birthday, but really the sentiment could be for other occasions as well. And because it's a new set, I'm sharing over at Darnell's NBUS blog.

NBUS

And here's my card...

I went super simple for this card.  While I don't have the SU inks, I used colors I thought were as close as possible - Altenew Blue Horizon and Simon Says Stamp Limelicious and Pearfection (for shading).  I started by stenciling a sky using a cloud stencil and trimming the panel down to just slightly smaller than my card base.

The kites were die cut from white and Spellbinders Fawn cardstock.  I used the green inks to color the kites, attached them to the Fawn base and added the cross bars, also out of Fawn.  Originally, I'd added white bows on the tails, but they got lost against the sky.  So, I opted to die cut them from matte gold cardstock, which also matched up nicely with the foiled sentiment.  The kites were added to the card front with foam tape and the sentiment was die cut twice more and adhered together for a bit of added dimension.  Super easy, peasy and probably one of the more CAS cards I've made in a while.

Thanks so much for stopping by!  I encourage you to head over to the challenge blog and see all the amazing creations by my talented teammates.  The challenge will remain open until Friday October 16th at 3pm EDT.  I hope to see your card in the gallery!

Stef

• Altenew Breezy Day die set
• Pinkfresh Studio Wonderful Sentiments Foil Plate & Die
• MFT Mini Cloud stencil

Mountain Peak for PP806

Hello friends!  It's the first Sunday of October and that means a new theme challenge at the Paper Players!  This time the talented and lovely Ann is hosting and has chosen a wonderful theme.

Think of all the possibilities with this theme!  Winter snow, October skies and leaves, the bright colors of a field of wildflowers in spring... For my card, I went with my beloved mountains.  Growing up in western Oregon, I had the delight of seeing Mt. Hood in all her glory nearly every day (when it wasn't raining ha ha) and then spending decades skiing up there.  So, when I saw the Mountain Peak stencil set from Altenew, there was no question it belonged in my craft room.

The set includes 4 layers plus a mask of the mountain, which allows you to extend the scene to include more than one peak, which is what I did here.  Instead of using grays, I went with a set of periwinkle-ish inks to create the look of a partial mountain range.  For the sky I used a light hand to apply a slightly different light purple, blush and light blue inks.  

Since this card was going to my husband for our anniversary, I decided to dress it up with the arched window die cut from Altnew Glacier Iris cardstock, popped up with foam over the stenciled mountains scene and added a gold frame.  I had a number of previously foiled sentiments on hand that fortunately included the "Happy Anniversary" which fit perfectly in the arched opening and finished off my card.

Won't you come join us this week for this great themed challenge?  I encourage you to visit our challenge blog to see all the wonderful inspiration from my talented teammates.  The challenge will remain open until Friday, October 9th at 3pm EDT.  Hope to see your card in the gallery!

Stef

• Altenew Mountain Peak Stencil set
• Simon Says Stamp A2 Arches die
• Spellbinders You Are Everything Press/Foil plate and die
• Sea Breeze, Blue Horizon, Blush, Wisteria, Celestial Mist, Glacier Iris, Dreamy Periwinkle and Twilight Sky Altenew inks

Artsy Leaves for CH142

Hello friends!  Happy October 1st!  I'm doubly happy because October is my favorite month of the year and I am hosting the new challenge at Color Hues.  I've chosen a definite fall-ish color pair of Amber and Burnt Red, and I hope you have fun playing with these colors.  

Color Hues

In addition to challenge colors, you may also use neutrals (e.g. white, ivory, brown, gray, black and metallics).  And unfortunately, green is not a neutral. *wink*

Don't get too hung up on perfectly matching the colors in the prompt. Use what you have to get as close as possible.

For my card I had a great time mixing and blending Distress Spray Stains for my leaf dies.  Take a look...

Aren't those leaves fun?  I started with a couple panels of Distress Watercolor paper and used a mixed of reds and some yellow on one and then two yellows and a yellow mica stain on the other.  I know the photo makes the red look almost rust...I had a heck of a time getting one decent photo.  But in real life, the red really comes through.

The leaves were cut out using Artsy Leaves dies from Tim Holtz.  The veins were cut with Spellbinders Tuscan and Concord & 9th Brickyard. The Alabaster background was embossed with the Whimsical Skies folder, which I thought was perfect for fall.  The gold frame was layered on two additional die cuts then added to the embossed background before adhering the leaves.  

The panel was matted on a slightly larger piece of Vineyard Berry from Altenew, which has more of a brick look than a berry appearance. The final step was to add the gold die cut sentiment, also layered on two additional die cuts.

I hope you'll find time to join us this next fortnight!  I encourage you to head over to the challenge blog to see all the fabulous inspiration by the other DT members and our fabulous guest designer Crystal.  The challenge will remain open until Wednesday, October 14th at 9 am EDT.  Please come play along with us!

Stef

• Tim Holtz/Sizzix Artsy Leaves dies
• Simon Says Stamp Fancy Hello die
• SSS A2 Nesting Frame die
• Spellbinders Whimsical Skies ef
• Fossilized Amber, Rusty Hinge, Lumberjack Plaid and Crackling Campfire Distress Spray Stains
• Flickering Candle Distress Mica Stain