Holly Christmas Card
Posted by May Park on November 15, 2017

Holly Christmas Card

It's always fun to play with some holiday products, and we can't have too many Christmas cards, right? Today I created a classic holiday card using the following products: Color Layering Holly, Color Layering Holly Frame CutsChristmas Trimmings Stamp & Cut, and Wood Floor Bold Prints.

I started by stamping the background image from the Wood Floor Bold Prints with watermark ink on a piece of gray cardstock which was cut to 4"x5". Then I heat embossed the image with gold embossing powder.

Then I stamped holly and berry images from the Color Layering Holly Stamp Set with the following inks: Soft Olive, Moss, Forever Green, and Strawberry

I gold heat embossed the sentiment from the Christmas Trimmings Stamp & Cut on a piece of white cardstock and trimmed it to a thin banner. I die cut Christmas from the Christmas Trimmings Stamp & Cut four times out of white cardstock and adhered them together using a glue pen. 

I finished off my card by mounting my images, sentiment banner, and die cut word on the card front. By the way, I added some gold metallic thread behind my die cut images to give some interest. 

That's all for today. Do you like what I came up with? Please leave a comment below - I'd love to hear from you. Thank you for stopping by today. Happy crafting! 

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