Welcome to the very first InKing Royalty Blog Hop. For our very first hop, we’re excited to share projects that showcase the fun of the holidays – from Halloween through Christmas, this certainly is the season to be jolly!
You may have started the Blog Hop here or may have hopped over from Pam Morris at Tap Tap Stamp. After you read my post, I hope you’ll hop over to the next. If you get off track at any point during the blog hop, there’s a complete list of participants at the end of this pos
My card today is using the new and very beautiful Bright and Beautiful stamp set. This set is full of stars and of course, coordinates with the Stars Framelits found in the annual catalog.
This set and these stars are obviously designed to layer together but for today’s card I opted to use tone on tone with some rather non traditional 
Holiday colors, Sahara Sand, White and Basic Black. The large and smallest starts are stamped with versamark. The tiny cluster of stars from the Holiday Home stamp set were stamped with white craft ink. Remember to let that ink dry for a while, or hit it with the heat gun to set, otherwise it will smear.
The tiny snowflakes, just adorable, are also from the Holiday catalog, Frosted Sequins. There are Snowflakes and various sizes of silver sequins. I applied these with mini glue dots.
The Season’s greetings stamp I just love. Also from the Holiday Catalog in a set called Watercolor Winter Too, The font used for this greeting is just lovely.
Thank you for stopping by today. I hope you’ll hop along to the next stop on the blog hop, [insert name of person] at Bonnie Garrett at Stampin’ Bon. You certainly won’t want to miss any of these projects.
Lynn
- Brian King at Stamp with Brian
- Deb Cozzone at Deb Cozzone’s Stamping Zone
- Candy Ford at StampCandy
- Pam Morris at Tap Tap Stamp
- Lynn Kolcun at Avery’s Owlery
- Bonnie Garrett at Stampin’ Bon
- Kelly DeTommaso at Kelly’s Creative Corner
- September Gray at SeptemberGray.com
- Mary Fish at Stampin’ Pretty
- Angie Coleman at Coastal Stamping
- Alison Bilohlavek at Ribbon and Brad
- Lisa Pretto at DIY Royalty
- Katie Ferguson at Cottage Paper
I never would have thought to use these colors, but they’re so elegant together. Great card!
Gorgeous! Gorgeous! Gorgeous! I was playing with this set last night. I am going to case this, colors and all!
Brilliant! I have always loved neutrals for an elegant, earthy touch for a holiday card. You nailed this! I love the little peek into the inside that is also adorned. Thank you for playing along in Brian’s first Inking Royalty blog hop!
I like using stars at Christmas and for Christmas projects . You did a winner of a card ! That color combo is so different and clever.
I like this card a lot ! Bet it is even prettier in the real !
What a super-elegant card, Lynn! I love the colors you’ve chosen and all the beautiful depth you’ve created. So glad you were a part of our first blog hop.
I love this card. Simply elegant!
Beautiful card. I love the color choice!
what beautiful use of neutrals to celebrate winter!
Very beautiful Christmas card. Great job!
Gorgeous card. I love the color combination!
Absolutely gorgeous card! I would never have thought to use that set this way.
Wow Lynn!! Yet another stunning card for today’s Hop!! The black image on the the Sahara Sand star with the white snowflake on top is perfect. Love the addition of the tiny stars from Holiday Home using white craft ink. They really make a difference. All very well done!
The tone on tone with a sprinkle of white is so elegant!
SO stunningly elegant! Your color choice here showcases those stars better than anything I’ve seen so far! Simply lovely!
Classic elegance!
wow, simple, elegant and over the top all at the same time. Well played!
xo, lisa
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