Golden Angel for Christmas

Hi everyone.  Today I played with my Cameo cutting machine.  So far I have used the machine to mostly cut stencils (which I LOVE!) ... but haven't cut out very many images from it.  I downloaded a whole bunch of Christmas cut files and I've started cutting them out in different sizes so they can be used for both cards and tags.

The first one I cut is this beautiful angel silhouette.  I cut her four times (once in gold card stock and three times in white).  The layers are all glued together to give the cut image some thickness.  I mounted her onto an embossed background that I made a few months ago when my friend Susan came over for a day of card making.  She brought a huge supply of gorgeous Christmas embossing folders.  Here's the first once I've used ... and I cut it a little smaller so that I could add a thin (1/4") strip of gold at the side to tie it to the angel.  I added some gold glitter glue to the angel's halo and stamped and embossed the sentiment in the liquid platinum embossing powder (love this color!).  Simple but pretty card! :)

The challenge at Christmas Cards All Year Round for June is Christmas Angels, so I'm entering this card.

Stamps:  Christmas Sampler (Paper Smooches)
Paper:  110 lb. white (Neenah); gold card stock (SU!); 40 lb. vellum (Bazzill)
Ink:  Versamark
Accessories & Tools:  Cameo, angel silhouette cut file, gold glitter glue, liquid platinum embossing powder, heat tool, embossing folder for background (borrowed from Susan - don't know the name)

Challenges:
Christmas Cards All Year Round - June