Christmas in July Challenge on Scrapbook.com

Over at Scrapbook.com they have different challenges each month and I am entering a Christmas in July one.

 I am starting off with a 3 1/2 by 3 1/2 white card stock scrap and using Stampin UP ink in Smokey Slate and stamp set called Wondrous Wreath.

Used my Stamp-a-ma-jig for the second step of the stamp set along with my powder tool to add some versa mark and Silver embossing powder by ranger.

Again used my powder tool after heating up the silver powder I used the third step and some red glitter embossing powder by Zing.

 I cut a 3 3/4 by 3 3/4 Die Cuts with a View glitter paper in red and cut out the inside square to save for a different project.

I also die cut the bow from the same glitter paper using the coordinating dies that go along with the Wondrous Wreath stamp set.

 Used some liquid glue by Tombow to adhere the glitter paper to the wreath panel.

I added some fun foam with paper tape to the back of the wreath/glitter panel and adhered it to a Hobby Lobby heavy weight card stock white base.

Sentiments stamped in Smokey Slate from the same stamp set.

Finished card

Close up, added a red gem from my stash to the center of the bow.

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I used the Stamp Set called Wondrous Wreath and Matching Dies, also ink color in Smokey Slate

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Paper Tape, Zing red glitter embossing powder, Ranger silver embossing powder, fun foam, heavy weight card stock, Versa Markin Ink, Powder Tool, gems. Glitter paper by DCWV