Monochromatic Hop: Night of Navy Christmas Wreath
Welcome to another Crafty Collaborations Monochromatic Hop! This time, we're featuring the beautiful Night of Navy, one of my favourite colours!
For today's card, I'm also sharing a little sneak peek of the new Cottage Kindness stamp set, coming in the November Online Exclusives!
As soon as I saw the Cottage Kindness set, it reminded me of my grandma. She loved buying wreaths for every occasion, not just Christmas! It's funny how something as simple as a stamp set can bring back those special memories.
Of course, I had to make a Christmas wreath card, and what better colour than Night of Navy?
How I Made My Card
I found this card done by Lisa Curcio here I started with a Night of Navy cardstock base and added some Irresistible Designs paper for the background.
For the folded design, I used Nature Walk Designer Series Paper. I love how the different shades of blue give the card dimension while keeping everything in our monochromatic theme.
The beautiful wreath from Cottage Kindness became the centrepiece of my card. I stamped it in Night of Navy and added a touch of gold heat embossing for the bow and Christmas greeting.
To finish everything off, I added a few Mosaic Adhesive-Backed Dots for a little extra sparkle. ✨
I love how this card turned out! The combination of Night of Navy, textured paper, and gold accents gives it an elegant Christmas look.
But my favourite part is the memory of my grandma and all her wreaths. Sometimes crafting is about more than making a card. It's about the little things that remind us of someone special.
Don't forget to hop along and see how everyone else has used Night of Navy in their creations!
Products Used
🐾 Nature Walk 12" × 12" Designer Series Paper
🐾 Irresistible Designs 12" × 12" Specialty Designer Series Paper
🐾 Mosaic Adhesive-Backed Dots
🐾 Night of Navy Ink Pad
🐾 Night of Navy Cardstock
🐾 Metallics Embossing Powder
🐾 Embossing Additions Tool Kit
🐾 Heat Embossing Tool
🐾 VersaMark Ink
🐱 Happy Crafting! 🐱
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