Archival quality items such as the papers adhesives and inks used were made acid free and lignin free. This means the colours will stay vibrant and true for many years to come. It will have a resistance from falling apart allowing for a long life expectancy.

This Christmas Greeting Card is layered with two pieces of decorative cardstock: misty silver glitter metallic paper to highlight the twinkle in the snow, underneath a green base of small polka dots to accentuate the Christmas trees and chalet in the distance.

The top layer of this skating scene card is a print of an original watercolour painting featuring an outdoor ice rink situated in Canada. It is a venue I frequented very much as a child. This painting depicts an evening of enchantment when the sun is setting and the snow glitters in its feathery descent. This watercolour painting is of Mount Royal Park located in the city of Montreal, Quebec.

This card sparkles with glitter across the painting to signify the falling snow. At the top left hand corner reads “Tis the season”.

It is placed into a cellophane bag for protection.