Miki's Holiday Romance

Are you looking for something a little different this year for the holidays? Something romantic, shimmery - but with more contemporary colors? Look no further! Introducing "Holiday Romance" by Microferk Designs! A jam-packed, gorgeous kit based on a winter palette of pink to cranberry, light snowy aqua to teal, cool beige to browns, and celery to deep olive! You'll find this a classic holiday favorite in your stash! In "Holiday Romance" by Microferk Designs, you get 12 beautifully blended, patterned and/or textured papers. You also get over 30 elements that include 4 large frames (an oval, a round, a portrait-oriented and landscape-oriented) all delightfully embellished with crystal or glitter and coming both plain or with ribbon embellishments, 4 medium sized glitter snowflakes, a set of 4 crystal snowflake charms, a sprig of holly, a cluster of gold-dusted green leaves, a sprig of glittered gold leaves, a branch of red and green leaves, 3 separate ornaments, and gold string topper to hang ornaments, tags or charms, a deep teal curly ribbon both with and without shadow, a sheer olive curly ribbon both with and without shadow, a set of 7 jeweled brads with gold settings, 2 fancy tags with and without gold string toppers, a jewelry tag with and without string, a beaded hanging heart that can be used to frame or as an accent, 6 separate journal blocks slightly glittered, a row of *ornaments* that can be used as a border and a large 12" x 12" red ribbon wrap. You also get an alpha set- a delightful mother of pearl with delicate multi-glitter centers- that includes upper case letters, numbers, and 7 extra characters! This alpha set is truly versatile and can be used with so many different kits and layouts! Each element is in its own file - no need to 'cut' apart. All elements and papers are created at 300ppi, with papers saved as high-resolution jpgs for stunning print clarity, and elements saved as png files to preserve transparency. Drop shadows are only applied in instances where layering of pieces within an element necessitate shadowing for realism.