Christmas Circle Card using Deckeled Circle Dies

Is it too early to begin making Christmas cards?

I demonstrated how to make this fun easel card on my weekly live, September 14, 2023. Life has been so busy I just didn't get it posted. I just love the Oh Holy Night Designer Series Paper Stampin' Up! ®️ offered in the September to December 2023 Mini Catalog. The "Night Devine"dies were used to complete the scene and the greeting was from the "Stars At Night" stamp set.

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This is what the card looks like when it is open as an easel.

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Supplies & Measurements:

Card Base: Crumb Cake cardstock 8-1/2" x 11" score at 5-1/2"

Scrap of Crumb Cake to die cut the stable.

Oh Holy Night Designer Series Paper 4-3/4" x 4-3/4"

Starry Sky cardstock for layer 5"x5"

Scraps of Starry Sky to die cut.

Small scrap Gold Sparkle Adhesive Back (online exclusive) you can use any gold specialty paper.

Instructions:

Cut the Crumb Cake base once it is scored at 2-7/8" (keep the scrap to cut the stable)
Use the 3rd largest Deckled Circle Die to cut the card base, lay the circle die over the scored line just a bit.
Die cut the Starry Sky using the 4th largest Deckled Circle Die for the layer.
Use the 5th largest Deckld Circle Die to cut the desinger series paper.
Choose a small star from the Stars At Night Die set and cut from the gold specialty paper.
From a piece of Starry Sky scrap cut out the 2-3/8" x 1-5/8" rectangle from Nested Essentials Dies.
Die cut the Nativity from a scrap of Starry Sky.
Die cut the stable from a scrap of Crumb Cake.
You can stamp an inside greeting towards the inside top of the card or you can write a personal message.
Use Versa Mark to stamp the Merry Christmas and heat emboss with gold embossing powder.
Adhere the designer series paper to the Starry Sky mat.
With the Crumb Cake card opened flat you will adhere the Starry Sky circle to only the bottom of the card base below the score line. Your circle should look like this.