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Project Inspiration: The Magic of Christmas Florals By Kelly Lunceford

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Project Inspiration: The Magic of Christmas Florals By Kelly Lunceford

October 12, 2025      Winnie Cate Ignacio      Leave a Comment

Kelly’s holiday design captures the magic of Christmas with elegant layers, festive greenery, and golden accents that shimmer with seasonal warmth. From the delicate white bloom to the bright berries and lush leaves, every detail nods to the beauty of the season.

 

Kelly shares, “the sights and sounds of Christmas are what make the season so magical! There’s no denying the florals and greenery we see throughout the season help enhance the magic! I chose to use some of my favorite holiday supplies to bring this Christmas card to life!”

SUPPLIES: 

DIES: Into the Blooms: Anemones, Into the Blooms: Holly, Rounded Rectangles: Pierced, Love to Layer: Ovals, Line It Up: Christmas
INK: Pure Poppy, Scarlet Jewel, Aqua Mist, Tropical Teal, Stormy Sea, New Leaf
PAPER: Pure Poppy, Ocean Tides, Stamper’s Select White
OTHER: gold specialty cardstock, champagne foil, Fossilized Amber Distress Spritz, brown marker, Ranger Glossy Accents, Fresh Greens Hot Foil Plate, corner rounder punch, white gel pen, gems

Step 1: Hot foil a panel of Pure Poppy cardstock using the Fresh Greens Hot Foil Plate with champagne foil. Trim it along the points of the widest leaves until it is equidistant on all sides. Use a corner rounder punch on each of the four corners.

Step 2:  Attach the foiled panel to an A2 card base using foam squares. 

Step 3: Cut the rectangle panel from Waite card stock and attach it to the foiled panel using foam squares.

Step 4: Cut an oval from Ocean Tides cardstock and attach it to the rectangle using foam squares.

Step 5: Cut and color, all flowers and foliage and color them with blender brushes, and ink. I took a page out of Melissa’s book and spritz everything with distress spray. Arrange the flower, leaves and berry sprig in a triangle.

Step 6: Add in additional foliage and berries using foam squares and liquid glue until you are satisfied with the arrangement.

Step 7: Cut the sentiment from gold card stock and adhere it over the floral arrangement using liquid glue.

This project is a beautiful reminder of how seasonal details—florals, berries, and a touch of foil—can turn a simple card into something extraordinary. 💌

 

We hope Kelly’s design inspires you to create your own version of Christmas magic and share it with us on Instagram or in the comments!

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