Come see how to create a snowy holiday greeting card to send to family and friends using white embossing paste and the Brass and Bliss Falling Snow Stencil.

I love making snowy holiday greeting cards.  For this card I used the Brass and Bliss Falling Snow Stencil and white embossing paste to create the snowy background and touches of paste on the foliage arrangement.  To complete the project I used the  Noel Script, Holly #1 and Pine Bough.

Falling Snow Background

• Secure the light blue cardstock and stencil in place and apply white embossing paste using a palette.
• Attach the snowy layer to the card base using double stick tape.

Holly and Pine Boughs

• Use green cardstock to cut the holly and pine bough sections and red cardstock to cut the berries.
• Attach the red berries to the holly branches using Nuvo glue.
• Use a palette to apply embossing paste to each individual section and apply clear glitter while the paste is still wet.  Note:  The sparkle doesn’t show in the pictures but is really beautiful in person.
• Use glossy accents to attach the holly sections to the card base.
• Tuck the pine boughs in between the holly branches and attach using glossy accents.

Finish the Snowy Holiday Greeting

• Attach a rectangle section of the snowy background to the card base using strips of mounting tape.
• Use red and white cardstock to cut out the noel sentiment sections and attach them together using Nuvo glue.
• Attach the noel sentiment to the raised layer using Nuvo glue.

Here are links to the products used to make this card. I used Altenew’s white embossing paste for the snow.

5829-02D Noel Script Die — Brass &… [ B&B ] 5162-08D Holly #1 Die [ B&B ] 5823-03D Set Pine Bough Die — Brass &… [ B&B ] 4407 Falling Snow 6×6 Stencil — Brass… [ B&B ] Misti The Precision Glue Press —… [ B&B ]

Have you been inspired to create a snowy holiday greeting of your own using white embossing paste?   It’s lost of fun to paly with.