Tag Archive for ‘handmade Christmas cards’

Christmas in August: day 2

This is my February card.  I make all 6 of my monthly cards the same, but you can make them all different if you choose.  A few days before the 25th of the month, I usually scour through some holiday magazine issues looking for inspiration.  There is plenty to be found on the web as [...]

Holiday Splendor Joy Card

        By Marcia Mattos, Artistic Guide  Finished card size: 4” x 6”             Supplies: Stamps: Christmas Tree (Unknown) Alphabet Set Stamp (All Night Media) Ink: Versamark (Tsukinelo) Paper: Ivory, Red and Green Cardstock (The Paper Company) Other supplies: Fine Detail gold Embossing Powder (Ranger Industries) Embossing heat [...]

Sue’s Advent Series – Week Two, Season of Joy: Day Two

    Finished Size 4.25″ x 5.5″ Supplies: Stamps: Season of Joy  (Stampin’ Up!) Papers: Matte white card stock Decorative paper (Basic Grey) Multi-color paint chip (Lowes) Inks: “Frayed Burlap” Distress ink pad (Ranger) Other: Glue stick Snow flake border punch (Fiskers) Glue Pen (Sakura) Crysat ultrafine glitter (Art Institute) Corner rounder punch (unknown) Circle [...]

Sue’s Advent Series – Week Two Featuring Season of Joy by Stampin’ Up!

        Here we are in week two. I will be using the Season of Joy set from Stampin’ Up! With 8 stamps in the set, you should have no problems creating a variety of cards. Over the next 5 days I will use all the stamps in this set – well maybe [...]

Sue’s Advent Series – Week One, Tree Border: Day Two

Finished size 4.25″ x 5.5″ Supplies: Stamps: Tree Border -D1277 (Memory Box) A Wintry Hello (Cornish Heritage Farms) Papers: Recycled brown paper (unknown) Decorative paper (Memory Box) Green paper (Die Cuts With a View) Inks: Whisper White (Stampin’! Up) Distress Inks- Walnut Stain (Ranger) Other: Colored pencils (Prismacolor) Glue stick Foam tape of your choice Corner [...]

Sue’s Advent Series: Week One featuring Tree Border

I don’t know about you but I get easily bored doing the same holiday card again and again. So I always have to switch it up. Each week from now until Christmas I will feature a stamp or stamp set  and will make 5 different cards and a variety of techniques. So stay tune for [...]

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