Happy St. Patrick's Day Card

Hello! St. Patrick's Day is one of those holidays I do not usually make many crafts for but thought I would make a fun happy St. Patrick's Day card.

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For my card, I first stamped Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps Leprechaun Singing Stamp with some Memento Ink in Tuxedo Black on white cardstock and then colored it in with Copic Markers.

I then adhered the Leprechauns onto some green polka dot cardstock with my Xyron Mega Runner to the front of my card base. I then die cut out a circle from another piece of white cardstock and embossed it with a Sizzix Music Sheet Embossing Folder. I added some foam tape to the back and attached it to the front of my card making sure that the Leprechauns were centered in the circle.

I then stamped the Crackerbox & Suzy Stamps Happy St. Patrick's Day Stamp and die cut it out and matted it with more of the polka dot cardstock with the Xyron Creative Station Lite. I also added a circle frame of the polka dot cardstock around the circle opening of the Leprechauns using the Xyron Creative Station Lite.

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