Cricut christmas cards with photo

I decided to get really ambitious this year. Instead of doing a digital Christmas card, I decided I wanted to make my own Christmas cards. And I wanted to do it cheaply. Some thought it couldn't be done. But I did it! Let me just break these cards down by price: Cardstock: $5 (Wal-Mart) Ribbon: $2 (Wal-Mart) Stamp: $1 (Hobby Lobby) Christmas Tree Brad : $1.60 (Ollie's) Photography: Free (Friend took pictures) Printing Pictures: $5 (Costco) Total Cost: $14.60 Not too shabby! Plus postage, but…

Last year, I totally ended up copping out of Christmas cards. I’m not sure why I feel guilty about that, maybe it’s some small twisted part of maternal guilt, but it drove me to get it done this year. :) I wanted our cards to be a little unique, not just the standard ones from the store, but I didn’t want to pay a pretty

Making handmade Christmas cards is part of the fun of the holidays. Here are 35 ideas for cards that you can make with Cricut.

Add a unique twist to your regular old family photo Christmas cards this year by using your Silhouette to add a simple print-and-cut overlay to your cards!

I will be providing you with 12 Free Christmas SVG Card Templates, so you can make beautiful Christmas Cards with your Cricut Maker or Explore.

Quickly and easily make your own Family Photo Christmas Cards on a free digital design website "Canva", and then print them at home!

Last year I wasn't able to get myself together enough to send out Christmas cards. Raven was so little, I decided to give myself some slack and told myself to forget about doing them. This year I was going to make up for that and make some amazing cards. I didn't get my Cricut until April so I was

Use this easy and fun trick to quickly and beautifully address your Christmas cards with Cricut!

Sharing 20 creative Cricut Christmas card ideas for making personalized, precision-cut cards that promise to add an extra sprinkle of joy to your holiday season.

Hello! I have been wondering when I should share my Christmas card this from this year (or I guess it was technically last year). I didn’t want to share it prior to Christmas because I didn’t want to spoil the surprise for those who received it. And sharing it after Christmas didn’t seem as inspiring. Seeing as this month’s Blog Hops With Heart theme is Paper Pizazz, I jumped at the […]