We’re back, and on this holiday (at least here in the states) eve, we’re going to get you in the holiday mood with Dana Zarling’s Frosted Cranberry:

C’mon, pink and grey? What’s not to love! Let’s take a look at what the Design House Decorators put together for us.

Layout by Jennifer Valencia

Jennifer says: “I love this combination of pinky reds, grays, and a hint of grunge. Grungy papers make me feel cool, like I’m wearing skinny jeans in New York City, taking the subway to some eclectic cafe to meet my poetry group or my book editor, where I will drink outrageously expensive and gourmet coffee with my long elegant fingers peeking out from my cashmere sweater and make witty sophisticated conversation with my colleagues, and generally sparkle. In reality I’m typing in my broken swivel-chair in my plus PJ’s with Sharpie-stained fingers and a warm half-finished apple juice box, and the sparkle comes mostly from today’s glitter project that spilled onto me, but I still feel pretty darn cool because of the papers (ha!) and because I’m scrapping these pics of my sweet daughter. (She’s cooler than any New York fantasy.) The papers are great for a princess pink page, and the star embellies — although certainly good for the holidays — can double as symbols of happiness and BLING BLING, which — as you can agree — is necessary for any urban hipster or a small fairy princess.” (Credits: Frosted Cranberry by Dana Zarling; Toolbox – Shadows V.1 by Gennifer Bursett)

Layout by Katherine Hansen

Katherine says: “I don’t get that much snow where I live, so some winter kits are a challenge – but not this one. Last year we got dumped on, and I remembered pictures of my puppy in her pink coat, playing in the snow – perfect! I’m a sucker for greenery and branch elements, so I just had to grab the kit and play.” (Credits: Frosted Cranberry by Dana Zarling)

Layout by Tiffany Bodily

Tiffany says: “I love the colors of this kit. So many snow theme or Christmas theme kits follow traditional colors and this one was a little out of the box which was perfect for the photos I wanted to scrap. I felt that the kit complimented the grey coat and dark pink gloves she was wearing and even the pastel hat. I love that this kit can be used for both Christmas theme pages as well as many winter themes. I also used a template to make this layout come together as fast as the snow was falling that crisp day.” (Credits: Frosted Cranberry by Dana Zarling; Stuffy Template No. 4-7 by Tiffany Bodily)

Layout by Mandi Buchanan

Mandi says: “I had so much fun on this layout. Dana’s kit is amazing and really inspired me. I used one of her patterned papers to create an overlay look (snowflakes) that I love. While I don’t tend to use pinks and reds on my son’s pages, it just seemed to fit with the feel of the photo – Fun stuff!” (Credits: Frosted Cranberry by Dana Zarling)

Inspiring pages, aren’t they? For your chance to win this kit, comment here and answer this:

Fresh or canned cranberries?

I’ll be back next week to choose a winner. In the meantime, be sure to stop by this weekend when Dana’s entire store will be on sale, plus a free kit and a dollar kit!

(Congrats to Emma O, who wins last week’s kit!)

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