Papericious: Easy and Elegant Christmas Cards using Winter Rimes

Hello Peeps!

This is Priya here from priya-n-papers. My favorite month of the year is here! December! It marks the start of winters and christmas celebrations! To get into the Christmassy mood, Papericious has introduced very beautiful and elegant paper pack called Winter Rimes. It has beautiful winter patterns and elements that will help you to whip up some awesome winter projects. To cater to both card makers and 3D project makers, the pack comes in 6x6 and 12x12 size.

This time, I designed 4 cards and created 8 cards in total, 2 of each design. The papers are so pretty in itself and I didn't had to do much to finish up these cards. Let's take a look at each design.

Card Design 1 : Winter Birds

For this card, I highlighted the winter birds and Holly foliage designs. I stamped the sentiment directly onto pattern paper. I love how Papericious pattern papers can hold crisp stamping impressions. I added some snow effect by die cutting a white piece of cardstock with stitched snow drift dies and adhered a die cut glitter snow flake.
Here is a close up with winter bird and crisp stamping on pattern paper.

Card Design 2 :

The pack has some beautiful wooden patterns bordered with pines, feathers, berries, holly and other wintery elements. I highlighted the pattern in my second card by adding an elegant sentiment. I also did some in lay die cutting by using stitched ornament dies. I just cannot explain the beauty of this card in real. I think I am going to keep one for myself. :P
Let's a take a close look at the in laid die cut ornament.

Card Design 3 :

In card design 3, I used the beautiful snow covered lantern surrounded by winter birds. This is such a heart warming scene that signifies that a little joys of life means a lot. I finished up the card by adding stitched border and added glittered die cut sentiment.
Here is a closer look.

Card Design 4 :

In this card I tried to do something different. I made Poinsettia flowers using Poinsettia dies. I die-cut from the same paper pack and stick it on to another panel with wood background to signify wreath on a door. I hope I am able to achieve that!
Here is a close up of my Poinsettia flower.