Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In the lane, snow is glistening! ☃️❄️ Our Tinsel embossing powders are great for adding a little extra sparkle this holiday season, but don’t forget that you can use things like Lunar Paste to color in stamped images as well! Follow along with @lovejessco below as she shares steps on how to create this card.
Supplies:
Ranger:
-Embossing Powder: Teal Tinsel
-Anti-Static Pouch
Distress:
-Distrses Embossing Ink
Simon Hurley create.:
-Stamp: Sketched Snowmen, Typewriter
-Stellar Ink: Black Widow
-Lunar Paste: Clear Skies, Bee Sting, Gold Rush
Tim Holtz:
-Stamp: Modern Christmas
Other:
-Vellum
-Adhesive
-Foam Tape
-Sequins
-Stamp Positioner
-Cardstock: White, Black
-Scissors
-Paper Trimmer
-Heat Tool
Instructions:
-Ink up the Typewriter stencil using Stellar Ink in Black Widow. Lay a piece of white cardstock measuring 3.75”x5” over the stamp and apply even pressure.
-Stamp the snowman image on white cardstock with the Black Widow ink and use a pair of scissors to cut the image out.
-Treat a piece of vellum measuring 3.5” x 4.75” with anti-static powder, then stamp the snowflake images with Distress Embossing Ink. Pour Tinsel Teal embossing powder over the ink, tap off the excess powder, then melt with a heat tool.
-Stamp the sentiment ‘Season’s Greetings’ in Black Widow ink on white cardstock, then trim the excess to form a sentiment strip.
-Use a paint brush or mark making tool to apply Lunar Paste to the stamped snowman image.
-Adhere the typewriter panel to a white A2 sized card base. Next, layer the vellum panel on top, using adhesive behind the heat embossed elements.
-Use your favorite adhesive to attach clear sequins to the centers of the snowflakes for a bit of extra sparkle. Add foam tape to the back of the snowman and sentiment strip, then adhere them to the card front and you’re done!
#rangerink #wintercard #cardmaking #papercrafts #tinselembossingpowder
In the lane, snow is glistening! ☃️❄️ Our Tinsel embossing powders are great for adding a little extra sparkle this holiday season, but don’t forget that you can use things like Lunar Paste to color in stamped images as well! Follow along with @lovejessco below as she shares steps on how to create this card.
Supplies:
Ranger:
-Embossing Powder: Teal Tinsel
-Anti-Static Pouch
Distress:
-Distrses Embossing Ink
Simon Hurley create.:
-Stamp: Sketched Snowmen, Typewriter
-Stellar Ink: Black Widow
-Lunar Paste: Clear Skies, Bee Sting, Gold Rush
Tim Holtz:
-Stamp: Modern Christmas
Other:
-Vellum
-Adhesive
-Foam Tape
-Sequins
-Stamp Positioner
-Cardstock: White, Black
-Scissors
-Paper Trimmer
-Heat Tool
Instructions:
-Ink up the Typewriter stencil using Stellar Ink in Black Widow. Lay a piece of white cardstock measuring 3.75”x5” over the stamp and apply even pressure.
-Stamp the snowman image on white cardstock with the Black Widow ink and use a pair of scissors to cut the image out.
-Treat a piece of vellum measuring 3.5” x 4.75” with anti-static powder, then stamp the snowflake images with Distress Embossing Ink. Pour Tinsel Teal embossing powder over the ink, tap off the excess powder, then melt with a heat tool.
-Stamp the sentiment ‘Season’s Greetings’ in Black Widow ink on white cardstock, then trim the excess to form a sentiment strip.
-Use a paint brush or mark making tool to apply Lunar Paste to the stamped snowman image.
-Adhere the typewriter panel to a white A2 sized card base. Next, layer the vellum panel on top, using adhesive behind the heat embossed elements.
-Use your favorite adhesive to attach clear sequins to the centers of the snowflakes for a bit of extra sparkle. Add foam tape to the back of the snowman and sentiment strip, then adhere them to the card front and you’re done!
#rangerink #wintercard #cardmaking #papercrafts #tinselembossingpowder
