Winter Circles - Pretty Pink Posh

Hello friends! Today I am sharing a 5"x7" card using the new Pretty Pink Posh Winter Circles Stamp Set. There are 6 different images in this set and they are perfect for Christmas cards and tags. There is also a coordinating die set - a plain circle and a scallop lace circle. I decided to use all the images for my card.

For my card, I first cut a 5x7 panel in white 110 lb cardstock. I then cut a gold cardstock measuring 3.75"x7" and a teal cardstock measuring 3.5"x7". I glued these down in the center of the white panel. Next, I stamped, colored, and cut the images from the Winter Circles Stamp Set. I colored them with Copic Sketch:

Browns - E25/23/21, E44, E50

Greens - G67/63/61

Golds - Y26/23/21

Teals - BG09/05/13

Reds - R27/24/22

Yellows - Y18/13

Backgrounds

Penguin - B00

Poinsettia- Y21

Candle - R22

Reindeer - G61

Snowman - E50

Holly - BG10

I then cut 6 of the scallop lace circles in white cardstock and glued the images on top of each one. Next, I foam mounted them onto the card panel. The sentiments are from the new Holiday Scripts Stamp Set. I white heat embossed the "merry" and "season's greetings" on a strip of black cardstock and gold heat embossed the "Christmas" on white cardstock and cut with its coordinating die. I then foam mounted the sentiments onto the card base.

Lastly, I adhered the base onto a card panel - 7"x10" scored at the 5" mark.

That's all for this Christmas card! I hope that you enjoyed today's card and that I've inspired you to create holiday cards for your loved ones!

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