Simon Says Stamp STAMPtember Exclusive with Pretty Pink Posh

I'm so excited to share a project I made for the exclusive STAMPtember collab with Pretty Pink Posh. This stamp set is called Joy and Cheer and is now available at the Simon Says Stamp shop. I have used this set to make holiday envelope seals! Just perfect!!
I began by stamping the images from the set on to white cardstock using my MISTI and copic friendly black ink.
I then colored each stamped images with copic markers. I also used some white detail gel pen and added a bit of glitter glue for some shine.
I found a circle die that was the perfect size to die cut each of the images out. I will link the exact die I used below.
Now I have six colorful circles that I can used on the back of my holiday envelope. 
This photo shows me adding tape runner to the back of each and added them to the envelopes. I reccoment you use liquid glue for a stronger hold. 
I hope you have enjoyed the project I have created and got some inspiration! Remember that all STAMPtember exclusive collaborations will only be available while supplies last. I have listed all the supplies I used with affiliate links that help support my blog at no additional charge to you. Thank you for stopping by! Happy STAMPtember!!

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