Using a clip art angel image, print on oatmeal cardstock using a laser printer. Then print just a portion of the angel's face on text weight paper, also using a laser printer. Trim the small image and tape face down on a domino. Heat the Hot Marks tool with the transfer tip attached. When hot, slowly rub the transfer tip along the paper - I held it in one spot until the paper turned a little brown. When finished, untape just one side of the paper and make sure the entire image has been transferred. When domino cools, sponge with Adirondack Butterscotch and Denim inks (use ProCraft gloves to protect hands from the dye ink). Spray with matt sealer.

Tear the bottom edge of the printed angel image and burn it with the flat paddle tip of the Hot Marks tool. Rub the bottom edge with Tea Dye Distress Ink. Layer to a dark brown piece of cardstock; tear the bottom edge. Fold tan cardstock into a 5 1/2" x 4 1/4" card and burn the edges. Rub with Tea Dye Distress Ink and attach angel piece. Tie string in 4 tag letter stickers (N-O-E-L) and attach to front of card. Attach domino to front with E6000 glue.

• Creative HotMarks tool (Walnut Hollow)
• Domino (Wal-Mart)
• Oatmeal, Tan, Brown card stock (A. C. Moore)
• Denim, Butterscotch Adirondack Dye Ink (Ranger Crafts)
• Tim Holtz Tea Dye Distress Ink (Ranger Crafts)
• Clear Acrylic Sealer-Matt (Plaid)
• Nostalgiques Tag Letter Stickers (Rebecca Sower)
• E6000 Craft Adhesive (Eclectic Products)
• Double-sided tape (Scotch)
• ProCraft gloves (Wiltshire Technologies)
• Laser Printer (HP 4L)