Posh Poinsettia Wreath Card by Jess Francisco

Following along with this tutorial by Jess Francisco to get a head start on making adorable poinsettia cards. Jess makes it so easy, you'll have handmade holiday cards ready in no time!

Instructions

Posh Poinsettia Wreath Card Step 1

Step 1: Using the Jet Black Archival Ink, stamp the wreath outline image from the Posh Poinsettias set in the upper/center of a white card base trimmed to 3.75” x 5”. Next, stamp the layered wreath image in the Fake Plant Dye Ink.

Posh Poinsettia Wreath Card Step 2

Step 2: On a scrap piece of plastic or a larger acrylic block, smoosh the Game Over Ink Pad directly on to the surface. Spritz the ink with the Distress Sprayer until little droplets begin to form in the ink. Adding too much water will make your color very faint, so experiment with how much water you like to get the color you prefer!

Posh Poinsettia Wreath Card Step 3

Step 3: Using the size 2 paintbrush from Dina Wakley, ‘paint’ on the Game Over Ink on the floral parts of the wreath. Stamp your desired sentiment from the Posh Poinsettias stamp set under the wreath in Jet Black Archival Ink.

Posh Poinsettia Wreath Card Step 4

Step 4: On a second piece of Stark White cardstock measuring 4” x 5.25”, swipe the Game Over Ink Pad directly to the surface of the paper. Continue this around the edges of the cardstock. Use this piece as a mat for your card panel with the wreath. This gives you a perfectly coordinated accent to add a little interest to your clean and simple card!

Posh Poinsettia Wreath Card Step 5

Step 5: Mount the coordinating mat and card panel to a white A2 sized card base and, just like that, your card is finished! You’re on your way to having all of your Christmas cards knocked out in no time!

 

 


Jess Francisco Headshot

I’m Jess Francisco from A Card Day’s Work. I live in Virginia Beach with my husband and our sons who are 4 and 2 years old. They keep me busy, so most of my crafting is done while they’re in bed. I have been creating for as long as I can remember, but I started my card making journey in 2015. I have learned so many techniques and added so many new products to my growing list of favorites. Now that I have a few years under my belt, I’m excited to share what I’ve learned with the crafting community! You can find me on social media as @acarddayswork or A Card Day’s Work

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