Oh my! Is it only two weeks until Christmas? I know everyone else "out there" is probably thinking the same thing! I'm finally getting a chance to make my own Christmas cards to send out to (very select) friends and family.
Just thought I'd post a few just in case you have run out of ideas and need some inspiration!
VERY QUICK AND EASY: (I love glitz and glimmer - it adds so much).
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I used Sparkle & Shine paper (reverse side of stripes), some red glitter paper for the little "stars" along the bottom, and our red shimmer trim. VERY VERY EASY! |
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Another fairly easy card inspired by Allisa Chilton of Rocky Mountain Paper Crafts. I LOVE working with circles! The paper is a scrap I had, same with the black and silver ribbon. I cut a 1-1/2" circle out of red, and a 1" circle out of the Sparkle & Shine polka dot, and then stamped the little candies from the Candyland stamp set, colored them with a red Sharpie pen, placed them on pop dots, and added some glitter on top. |
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Inside of my "3 circle" card. |
Here is my all time favorite, inspired by
Card Monkey's Paper Jungle. I am so in love with our darling little village stamp sets! This little house and sentiment are also from the Candyland stamp set.
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I used our watercolor pencils and blending pen to color the little house (although the red is a Sharpie pen), the Sparkle & Shine striped paper (LOVE IT!), and the gingerbread boy and candy from the Candyland stamp set, which I stamped, colored with Sharpie pens, and cut out and popped up on the card. I didn't add any glitter to this card (hum.m.m.m.m.m. - I'd better fix that). | | | | |
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Last but not least, another all time favorite:
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Can you tell I love this striped paper! I used it on almost every card I've made! I "lifted" this card almost exactly from Pamela O'Connor, another CTMH consultant. The deer stamp is the October Stamp of the Month and I used white pigment ink on the red sentiment tag. Of course, there's a little gem in each corner! |
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I hope this has helped give you a little bit of inspiration!
HAPPY CARDMAKING!
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