Window christmas cards

Today I am sharing an over the top Christmas card we made at my October 2017 FMN class featuring the Ready for Christmas bundle. This is an extra special card where I created an inviting holiday scene.

Give the gift of a beautiful card that just epitomizes a cozy and warm Christmas scene à la "The Christmas Song." It is my hope that the gift of receiving a handmade card gives the recipient a warm and fuzzy feeling - just like the feeling one would get when peering into a beautifully decorated window display during the holiday season. Exterior • Customizable base color (Red or Green) • Embossed brick textured background • 3-D lace-cut curtain with pleats • Pine sprigs with coordinating…

I love window cards and I had lots of fun creating this scene with my two black and white cats looking in. You can find more details and additional pictures on my blog post here: http://kittiekraft.typepad.com/kittiekraft/2013/12/arched-window-and-christmas-tree.html

Come see some easy tips to make this realistic see through window card - give them a peek into a secret world! I had so much fun making this realistic see

I love making window cards, especially with a Christmas tree and a kitty cat sitting on the sill looking to cause havoc. I love the scored white background and how the black lamps and fence pop. You can see more details on my blog post at [url=https://kittiekraft.com/2019/10/christmas-tree-window-card.html]Kittie Kraft[/url].

2014 Christmas card. Originally the brick background was white cardstock colored with PTI Kraft ink, but I ran out of ink halfway through, so I had to modify my design to this.

I decided on a window themed card. I keep the design fairly simple. I used a stamp from Delicious Doodles called A Robin�s Christmas. I coloured the Christmas ornaments red, but left the rest of the image black and white. I framed the image with the small Memory Box � Madison Window Die. For my Dots and Stripes, I embossed the background wall using two folders: small dot pattern and a stripe pattern. I used three stickers from Kaisercraft to finish off the card.

Good morning! Hope you’re having a great weekend – we’re having a good one, if a wet one. It just won’t stop raining! :( It’s hurrying all the leaves off the trees …

Love this Tim Holtz window die, but I haven't used it as much as I want so I broke it out the other day. This card could be a Christmas card, but it could also be a thank you card after Christmas, or any other kind of wintery greeting. Fun making that cluster of pine branches on the front - I almost felt like I was decorating for Christmas already! :)