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Poinsettia Corners - Pretty Pink Posh

Hello crafty friends! I have a Christmas card to share with you all, using new products from Pretty Pink Posh. For this card, I used the Poinsettia Corners Stamp Set, Christmas Candles Stamp Set, and Holiday Scripts Stamp Set

Let's start! I first cut a white panel using the Stitched Notes Die and ink blended Old Paper Distress Oxide Ink through the Wide Stripes Stencil (horizontally and vertically to create a gingham pattern). I then cut a sheet of vellum using the Stitched Notes Die so that I can use it to mute the color of the background.


Next, I stamped, colored, and cut the images from the Poinsettia Corners Stamp Set and the small candle from the Christmas Candles Stamp Set. I used the following Copic markers: E42/41/40, G47/43/40, R39/37/35, T5/3/1, Y28/26. I adhered the poinsettias directly on the vellum. Next, I turned the vellum over and added glue behind the flowers and adhered the vellum onto the panel with a gingham pattern. I then foam mounted the candle and holly on the panel. 

I stamped the "Merry Christmas" from the Holiday Scripts Stamp Set and cut with their coordinating dies. I cut extras and stacked the sentiments for dimension. I'm absolutely loving the new PPP pearls and I added some Metallic Gold Pearls on my card. Lastly, I adhered the panel onto a card base. 


I hope that you like this Christmas card and that I have inspired you to create cards this holiday season. 

Have a great day! 

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