Blue Ridge Winter sets Christmas red aside and paints the hush of a mountain snowfall instead: deep winter blue, crisp white and evergreen, warmed by the amber glow of cabin windows. One strip is an entire snowy village climbing through towering pines, with a deer pausing at the tree line and lanterns lit along the path. The other is a run of keepsake vignettes: an antlered deer portrait, a blue and a red poinsettia, a stag framed by a frosted wreath, a deer standing in an arched woodland window, and a white poinsettia nested with blue ornaments, holly and a pinecone.

The village strip runs the length of its 11.5 in sheet, one long winter panorama for a hurricane glass, the side of a lantern or a narrow cabinet door, with the cabins lit as if someone just came home. The vignette sheet breaks into a handful of separate pieces, so the wreathed stag can crown a sign while the poinsettias travel to a set of glasses. And because the palette leans blue instead of red, everything you make with it stays right on a mantel from the first snow until spring.

The lanterns and glasses in the gallery are Prima's finished project ideas. The set you receive is the two printed transfer sheets.

Pair it with another Luxe holiday set: