Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration with Joy Baldwin
Posted by Spellbinders Team on September 14, 2021

Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration with Joy Baldwin

Hi crafty friends, my name is Joy Baldwin (aka Create It With Joy). If you want to check out more of my creations, head over to my blog. I’m excited to share a pretty Christmas trio with you today using Susan’s Holiday Flora.

Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration with Joy Baldwin

I decided to make a little collection of projects that you could use together. So I made a Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration for a wrapped gift. For the card, I used the Lantern and gave it an aged look. I added “rust” by mixing Crackling Campfire Re-Inker to Distress Texture Paste Crackle and added that to my inked Lantern in a few spots. I then lightly inked over the texture paste after it dried with Salvaged Patina. I made beautiful pink and white Poinsettia with Copic Colored leaves and adhered that to a woodgrain cardstock.

Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration with Joy Baldwin

The tag is cut from Scarlet cardstock and I added the gorgeous pine cone and leaves. I wanted it to have snow, so I used an Emboss It Pen and Textured White Embossing Powder to achieve that look. I White heat embossed the sentiment and added some string to the tag.

Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration with Joy Baldwin

Now I created the Wreath to add to a wrapped gift for decor. I die cut the Wreath twice from two colors of brown cardstock. I then Copic Colored the Mistle Toe and Winter Berry leaves for the wreath and used Nuvo Crystal Drops for the berries. You could also add string to this and use it like a tag.

Christmas Card, Tag and Decoration with Joy Baldwin

Spellbinders Supplies:

Other Supplies

Copic Markers: YG21,63,67,G29, 99 E57; Emboss It Pen, Neenah Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock, Lawn Fawn Jet Black Ink, Versamark Ink, Distress Oxide Ink: Cracked Pistachio; Blender Brushes, White Embossing Powder, Textured White Embossing Powder, Distress Texture Paste Crackle, Crackling Campfire Re-Inker, Palette Knife, Nuvo Crystal Drops: Simply White, Woodland Green, Autumn Red, Dandelion Yellow; Cardstock Warehouse: Nubuck Brown, Scarlet, Pink, White Birch, Hot Fudge Thank you so much for stopping by, I hope you feel inspired to create something wonderful. Please come back and visit again, you can also visit me on my blog, IG or YouTube Channel. Have a wonderful day!

2 comments

Lovely layouts and the wreath blew me away with those berries. They made it so very special. Great job!!!

MaryH,

I love them all, especially your tag!

Donna Degale-Kalloo,

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