Copper Christmas Wreath

I've been experimenting with my new Brusho powder paints that I bought at the SECC last month, along with this lovely Woodware stamp.  I simply sprinkled three colours of powder onto the stamp, light brown, dark brown and orange, spritzed with water, then kept stamping until I got an image I was happy with.  The first few were too wet, this one was the fourth impression, it's great fun and gives a watercolour painted effect.  Once dry, I added some Diamond Sparkles glitter in Copper Penny to the hips for plenty of glitz.  I used Spellbinders Scalloped Circles dies to cut out the topper, and I edged the white scallops with Cinnamon Stickles for even more sparkle.

 I used kraft to cut a large circle with a Grand Spellbinder die, then embossed it with a Christmas Embossalicious folder, and inked it Vintage Photo Distress Ink.  I matted this onto another circle, cut with a fancy Grand die, from copper mirri card, then placed this onto a dark brown card blank.
I then added die cut ivy corner embellishments, made with a Marianne die, which I gently inked with more Vintage Photo Ink, then rubbed over the corners with gold gilding wax.
To finish, I stamped and die cut into a tag shape, a sentiment, using a Papermania stamp and a Sizzix die, topping with a twine bow.

I'm entering this card in the following challenges -

Crafty Sentiments - Use Die Cuts
Eureka Stamps - #116 - Non-Traditional Christmas Colours
Get Creative - #2 - Anything Goes with the option of Glitter
Quirky Crafts - #24 - Going Round in Circles
Allsorts - #286 - No Design Paper
The Stamping Boutique - Christmas Cards Using Non-Traditional Colours
Sister Act - #84 - Anything Goes
Time Out - #19 - Embossing (I used an embossing folder), with the option of sparkle