Easy Big WOW Factor Starburst Christmas Card

First, an apology for where I put the Halloween card. At least you can see it (a little bit) later on in the video. Sorry again for that boo boo. Using Jack Frost paper from American Crafts 6 x 6 paper pad, cut long triangles in at least five different patterns that coordinate. I also used one silver glitter piece of cardstock as well. Cut at least five triangles of each pattern. I used Neenah pastel blue 110 pound cardstock that I bought from Amazon.com. I covered the front of the card with glue, wet, glue stick or ATG. I used ATG and tape runner. Find a point that you want to make the center of your starburst and lay your first triangle with the point there. Place the other cardstocks butting against the piece before it. Make sure that all of the cardstock is long enough to cover the edge of your card. I made a medallion out of 1 1/2" circle punch and 1 3/4" scallop circle punch. The stamp set I used was Hero Arts Bird and Branch Christmas and the ink I used was Stampin Up's Night of Navy. I made navy blue sparkly ribbon by taking embroidery/tatting yarn and held it against the Night of Navy ink pad with a baggy and pulled the thread through it several times until it was blue. I then put a dollop of glitter glue from Michaels (clear) on the baggy and pulled the string through the baggy to make the glue stick to it. After it dried, I attached it to the back of the medallion with dimensionals and then put more dimensionals on top of it to ensure they stayed in place and the medallion stayed on the card. I hope you liked it and will try it yourself.