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Simple Saturday: Painted Harvest for Christmas!

I have a confession!  I was not the genius who originated using the Sunflower Stamp from the Painted Harvest Photopolymer Stamp Set as a wreath.  Nope, I swiped that from Pinterest (I have no idea who actually came up with it first; I saw it used by a number of folks, like the Crafty Hippy and Joyce Whitman from the Stampin' Scrapper) but I tweaked their creations a smidge and made this multi-layer card that you can make at my Christmas Card Bar Event on November 17th!  (Sign up here!)


Using Whisper White, Emerald Envy, and Real Red, this card comes together beautifully and easily!  There are three stamps, a punch (which could be optional, you could just stamp the sentiment directly beneath your wreath), and some ribbon!  This is also a great jumping off point; I could easily see it jazzed up some more with Rhinestone Basic Jewels or some Embossing Powder

Here's what I used for this card:

I sure hope that I see you in November!  We can have a lot of fun making this card as is or taking it a step further together!


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