Christmas thank you cards handmade

Today we are sharing an idea for some DIY Christmas thank you cards that are super easy to make and are still so beautiful!

Hello, Stampers, For today's card, I am sharing the Best Plaid with the Merry Moose for a Rustic Christmas card. Not sure if rustic is right for this card. Should I say a country Christmas

Welcome to the Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop! Please be sure to visit everyone’s blog to see the great projects they are sharing with you this week. My project today features the Handmade Wishe…

Todays ways to use it challenge was to use Red! I love using Red. One of my favorite combos is Red, Black and White. I deceided to make a Christmas Thank-you card and left off the Black this time. It's a simple card that could be mass produced if needed. I really like how it turned out. Thanks for looking!

Stampin' Up! Products Very Vanilla cardstock Card base measures 8" x 5 1/2" Scored at 4" Card layer (inside) measures 3 3/4" x 5 1/2" Garden Green cardstock Scrap for trees This Christmas Specialty Designer Series Paper Card layer measures 4" x 5 1/2" Card layer measures 2" x 5 1/2" Card layer (inside) measures 1/2" x 5 1/2" Card layer (inside) measures 3/8" x 5 1/2" Perfect Pairings stamp set Memento Black ink Pine Tree dies (non SU) Wink of Stella clear Dimensionals Glue Dots The diagram…

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

Spread some Christmas cheer this holiday season with these homemade DIY Christmas cards. There are holiday card ideas for adults and kids.

The Happy Little Stampers CAS Challenge this month is Please be sure to include the WHAT, WHY and HOW of your favourite technique in your blog post. Thank you!! That's kind of like choosing my favorite child which is an impossible task. So I tried doing a card using a few of my favorite techniques and this is the best of the lot. Dry embossing has been one of my very favorite techniques. I like a lot of white space and texture. I love my Big Shot and embossing folders! This is one of my…

Happy December! Today I have for you a quick, duplicatable card that you can make for all your Christmas cards! And I show you how in my video tutorial below. Make your card bases first, then cut ten (10) 5-1/4' x 4' pieces of designer series paper, here I used the Take a Bow paper. Glue one piece of the paper to the front of each card base. Cut a 1' x 4' strip of the same paper, reverse it, and adhere one strip on the front center of each card. Now you have your 10 cards ready for the