Good Tuesday morning. I have another clean and simple wreath card to share with you today. I have had the My Favorite Things Winter Wreath die set for a couple of weeks and have just now gotten around to playing with it.
I cut six wreaths and layered three of them over top of each other with rolled glue dots and attached it to the card front with glossy accents. You can check out my rolled glue dots tutorial here if you would like to see a couple pictures of how I form the dots for thin pieces like the wreath.
I cut the others apart in several pieces to fill in the wreath and make it a little fuller. I added holly leaves that I shaped lightly with my stylus for a bit more fullness. I was going to add some kind of red berries but I really liked the simplicity of the all green wreath and solid red bow.
Here’s a closer look to see the construction up a little better. I thought the wreath was perfectly surrounded with the elegant embossed background frame. Clean and simple Christmas is what I love best.
I’m happy you stopped by today. I hope you are enjoying preparing for your holiday.
Paper: White, Olive Accessories: My Favorite Things Winter Wreath, Martha Stewart Holly Punch, Sizzix Roses and Frame Set, Glue Dots, Glossy Accents, Paper Piercer, Stylus, Metal Adapter Plate, Teflon Bone Folder, ATG, Big Shot,
Hi Kittie –
This is so beautiful! Very clean and very elegant. You are amazing! I’m floored by what you can do with paper.
Elaine Allen
so pretty, love how you combined the pine and the holly!
So pretty Kittie.. I love the green against the white.
Kittie, I just want to thank you for a wonderful year of beauty and inspiration. I look forward to seeing your work every day, and I must confess I have scraplifted a few. Have a Great Holiday!
Dear Kittie – thanks so much for the beautiful ideas. I just received the MS branch punch you use so often. I used to make real wreaths, but now that I am in cardmaking, you’ve inspired me to create wreaths and floras onto the cards. You have another loyal fan!!! Aloha, Rosy <3
Fabulously elegant…and that embossed background? Ooh-la-la!