Leafy Wreath Christmas Card | Lindy's Magicals Magic - Sandi MacIver

This Leafy Wreath Bundle is so fun. It creates a beautiful 3D die-cut wreath, with an overlay that you can even stencil if you wish. I decided to use some of my Lindy’s Magicals paper I made a few months ago. This bundle includes three items: the Leafy wreath with the leaves, flowers, and berries die; the Detailed Leafy Wreath die, which cuts the outline; and the Leafy Wreath Stencil, if you prefer to stencil your images. Either way, they work beautifully together, and this card came together in literally minutes.

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Products Used to Create the Leafy Wreath Christmas Card:

Lindy’s Magicals:
Loonie Toonie Teal
Lucky Shamrock Green
Leafy Wreath Bundle
Christmastime EZ Strips and Wafer Die
Gold Dazzling Gems

How to create the Leafy Wreath Christmas Card | Lindy’s Magicals Magic:

Start by creating your colorful paper. Generously spritz watercolor paper with water, then sprinkle on the three Lindy’s Magical powders. Spritz again, to activate the powders, then tilt the paper to move the colors around and cover any white areas. Once dry, trim two panels to 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″. Use one as the A2 card front and die-cut the Leafy wreath from the other.

Next, use the Detail Leafy Wreath die to cut an outline from matte gold cardstock. Adhere it over the colorful wreath, carefully lining up the leaves. Tuck some of the gold leaves in and around the wreath to add contrast. Die-cut five additional flowers from matte gold cardstock and arrange them at the top and bottom of the wreath. Adhere the wreath to the center of the card.

Die-cut the Christmastime EZ strips and choose two sentiments to place across the center of the wreath.

Finish by adding Gold Pawsitively Dazzling Gems to the flower centers and around the wreath.

This card is even prettier in Person! The mica in Lindy’s Magicals creates a beautiful shimmer. Paired with the matte gold details and sparkling gems, it makes one fabulous Christmas Card.

Note: When making these cards in bulk, I spend the morning creating all my Lindy’s Magicals Paper, then let them dry while I have lunch. In the afternoon, I die-cut all the pieces and set up an assembly line. It’s a great way to make 15 – 20 cards in one day!

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