How to Make a Clean and Simple Snowflake Wreath

Looking for a quick winter card that looks like it took hours to make? Check out this simple snowflake wreath that looks like a winter wonderland.

We have a clean and simple card for you today by our designer, Julie, who said, “I couldn’t wait to try out this beautiful new Snowflake Wreath. It’s perfect for Christmas or even winter birthday cards, just change up the greeting. I stuck with a mostly white with just a touch of very pale aqua to give it a super frosty look. The snowflakes added on top were cut out of glitter paper to add some sparkle.” We really adore how this project turned out and love the simplicity of it. Using our new Snowflake Wreath Die makes this design easy peasy; this project looks a lot more intricate and difficult than it actually is. Follow along with the steps below to recreate this frosty card.

How to Make a Clean and Simple Snowflake Wreath

How to make this card:

After I die cut the snowflake wreath, I attached it to a card board version for strength & stability.
Then I die cut the white background w/ the missing wreath section, used a snowflake edger on the bottom, then attached it to a pale aqua background.
The greeting was stamped onto the aqua & I used a Stardust gel pen to go over the letters for some glimmer.
The larger snowflakes were die cut out of aqua & white glitter card & arranged on one side of the wreath.
Some of the waste from the snowflake centers was added around the plain white part of the wreath & I also added some stickles glitter glue here & there.