March 2019 Release: Welcome Wreath

It’s no secret that I love a good wreath stamp set. And the new Welcome Wreath set is no exception!

There are several layers that you can choose from to create your wreath – use as few or as many as you’d like. Also included in the set are little flower clusters and berries which allow you to customize the wreath seasonally.

I had so much fun playing with this set and once I got started, I just wanted to keep stamping more and more wreaths, trying out different layers and color combinations. In the video below I share more about this set and how to build the wreath.

For the first card, I stamped the wreath layers in Wplus9 PURE COLOR dye inks in Warm Wool and Lime Light, and Distress Oxide inks in Mowed Lawn and Faded Jeans. In the video, I made two versions and embellished them a little differently, but this design looks just as beautiful without any extra embellishing too.

For all but one of my cards today, I stamped the card base in Warm Wool using the Wood Planks stamp set.

For the next card, I stamped the wreath layers in Warm Wool dye ink and Evergreen Bough and Candied Apple Distress Oxide inks.

I choose to highlight the Evergreen Bough in this one. I ink blended a bit onto white card stock to create my own custom color, and then die cut the bow in the Welcome wafer die from it.

For the sentiment, I cut a 1/4″ strip from the card stock and heat embossed my sentiment in white.

For the next card, I decided to switch it up a bit and used the tighter wood plank pattern image from Wood Planks and stamped it in our White pigment ink onto Dove Grey card stock.

I stamped the wreath layers in Warm Wool and Last Leaf dye inks, and Evergreen Bough and Fossilized Amber Distress Oxide Inks. I used the same technique of creating custom colored card stock as my previous card and again, die cut a bow from it.

For my final card today, I want to go really soft and ethereal.

I stamped the wreath layers in Warm Wool and Last Leaf dye inks, Evergreen Bough Distress Oxide ink and then for the final layer, I used WOW! glitter embossing powder in Singing in the Rain.

For the sentiment, I again, created custom colored card stock, and used the Welcome wafer die to die cut the “hello” sentiment. To give it a little bit more dimension, I stacked several of the die cuts, adhering one on top of the other.

I hope that you enjoyed this closer look at these new March 2019 products! I’ll be back soon with more from this release.

Thanks for dropping by!

Featured Supplies

For your convenience, here is a list of the featured supplies used on today’s project(s), along with links to purchase. Please Note: this list contains affiliate links.

Wplus9 White Cardstock Shop at: WP9	Tsukineko Versamark EMBOSS INK PAD Shop at: SSS | EH	Precision Heat Embossing Tool Gun Hero Arts Shop at: SSS	3M Scotch DOUBLE-SIDED FOAM TAPE Shop at: SSS
Ranger Multi-Medium Matte Shop at: SSS	Quilled Creations PRECISION TIP Empty Applicator Bottle Shop at: SSS	Pretty Pink Posh SPARKLING CLEAR MIX Cupped Sequins Shop at: SSS	Tim Holtz Distress Mini Ink Pad MOWED LAWN Shop at: SSS
Ranger MINI ROUND INK BLENDING TOOLS Shop at: SSS	MINI MISTI PRECISION STAMPER Stamping Tool Kit Shop at: SSS | EH	WOW Super Fine Bright White Embossing Powder Shop at: SSS	Wplus9 Lime Light Dye Ink Shop at: WP9
Last Leaf PURE COLOR Dye Ink Shop at: WP9	Warm Wool PURE COLOR Dye Ink Shop at: WP9	Inkadinkado EMBOSSING MAGIC Powder Bag Shop at: SSS	Fiskars 4 Acrylic BLOCKS SET w Storage Shop at: SSS
Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink Pad CANDIED APPLE Shop at: SSS | EH	Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Ink Pad FOSSILIZED AMBER Shop at: SSS | EH	Ranger Mini Round Foam Refills Shop at: SSS	Gemini Junior Shop at: SSS
Welcome Die Shop at: WP9	Welcome Wreath Shop at: WP9	Evergreen Bough Distress Oxide Ink Shop at: SSS	WOW! Embossing Glitter Singing In The Rain Shop at: SSS
Wood Planks Shop at: WP9	Studio Katia Sparkling Cyrstals Mix Shop at: SSS	Studio Katia Clear Round Drops Mix 1 Shop at: SSS | EH	Studio Katia April Crystals Shop at: SSS
Fiskars Stamp Press Shop at: SSS | EH