Spreading Joy Through Handmade Cards
Don’t these look great? I gave these out to all those who came to my Christmas card class last month filled with candy. I love everything about this box–the Square Pillow Box thinlit, the Wondrous Wreath stamp and framelit, the brick wall embossing folder and the gold cord trim. I’m planning to make some more and try some other designs to give out this Christmas. They’re …
Here’s another gift card holder using the Wondrous Wreath Photopolymer stamp. I kept the colors the same as the one in yesterday’s post. I used the framelits that coordinate with the stamp to die cut “Joy” onto a Gold Foil Sheet. This is the inside – when you open it up, it slides up and reveals the gift card. It measures 6-1/2″ x 3-3/4″ and …
Here’s a quick tag that you can whip up in no time using the Get Your Santa On Photopolymer stamp set. The ‘To’ & ‘From’ is from the Wondrous Wreath stamp. Punch a 2″ x 5-1/4″ Whisper White card stock; stamp your image, color with the Real Red Stampin’ Marker, add some Dazzling Diamonds Glitter and tie a bow with the Cherry Cobbler Baker’s Twine. Easy …
It’s not too early to start making Christmas cards. Just think . . . if you start now in a couple of weeks you can have all your cards ready to mail out. To get you started on ideas, here’s a card we made at my recent Christmas card class using the Wondrous Wreath stamp and Wonderful Wreath framelits. We used the square framelits to frame the wreath …