Elizabeth Craft Designs: November Designer Challenge

This months Elizabeth Craft Designs designer challenge theme is a Floral Christmas - this could be simply a Christmas tree or the pretty Poinsettia or other Christmas foliage that is used for Christmas decorations. For my card today I am using the new released Poinsettia Clear Stamp set with coordinating dies and the Classic Christmas Sentiments Clear Stamp set.
Coloured in with Copic Markers: 
Leaves: G14/G16/G17/G19
Flower: R22/R24/R27/R29
I kept this card quite simple. Firstly by stamping a light grey leafy background before colouring in and adding the Poinsettia flower. I embellished the card with sequins and added a twine bow. I also highlighted the center of the flower with a gold pen.  
For more Christmas Floral inspiration check out what the design team has created - here.
For our Challenge today Elizabeth Craft Designs is giving away a $20 Gift Card to 3 lucky winners. 

To enter, simply leave a comment on their blog or the Designer Challenge post on our Facebook page and answer this question: Which Elizabeth Craft Designs flower or foliage die or stamp set would you chose to create a Christmas card or decoration.
Three lucky winners will be selected in a random draw.
The winners will be announced on Friday, November 23rd, on the Elizabeth Craft Designs blog.
Happy Creating!

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