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Wonderous Wreath

Today, I am sharing a card I made using the Wonderous Wreath stamp set.  It can be found on page 72 of the annual catalog.   It debuted in the 2014 Holiday Catalog.  There are so many color variations and possibilities in making this fabulous wreath.  See my unique color combo for a wreath on an earlier card I made  HERE.  But for today, I kept it traditional using Old Olive cardstock with Old Olive and Mossy Meadow ink. How nice to have matching framelits to cut this out!  Not to mention all the other fabulous pieces in the Wonderful Wreath Framelits set.
Here I added "Noel" using Stampin' UP!s Gold Foil sheets.

And how about that Brick Wall? I love that embossing folder! You can create so many different looks with it.  Here, I used Crumb Cake cardstock and Crumb Cake ink. The Cherry Cobbler window is from the Hearth & Home Thinlits die set and is another awesome product from the 2015 Holiday Catalog.  


To finish off the card, I added little red glitter berries using the the Fine-Tip Glue pen and retired Red Stampin' UP! glitter; snow on the ground highlighted in Dazzling Diamonds glitter; some Gold Cording Trim and lastly some gold sequins. 

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