Wreath Building Card - Hero Arts
Posted by Ilina Crouse on November 06, 2018

Wreath Building Card

Hi everyone, Ilina here today. Have you started working on your Christmas cards yet? If you are like me, you probably wait until the last moment. And if you don't have an idea yet, here is a fun and simple card using the new Winter Wreath stamp set that is a My Monthly Hero add-on this month.

To make the card start with a panel of Snow Layering Paper, measuring 4" x 5 1/4". Using Lime Green ink stamp the wreath. Next using Pine ink stamp the pine branch around the wreath. Using Moss ink stamp the larger leaf, and using Green Hills ink stamp the smaller leaf.

Next, use Cup o Joe ink to stamp the pine cones. On a piece of alcohol marker friendly white cardstock stamp the poinsettias with Intense Black ink and color with Copic markers. Die cut them using the coordinating Winter Wreath dies and adhere to the wreath using foam adhesive. Adhere the panel to a Black folded note card and add red Nuvo drops for extra interest and some gold shimmer pen to the pine cones.

Thank you so much for stopping by and hope you have a creative day!

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What a beautiful Christmas card!

Monia Lisa,

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