I've completed a few Christmas cards and am so glad to be doing some Christmas stuff. These will be going to people that I've done swaps with and a few family members. I have a few more to finish (since I die cut a butt load of paper) and I will be making different, more embellished ones for family.
I kept these pretty simple so I could get quite a few done and it worked. I enjoyed using paper pads I'd had for years. I emptied one 6x6 pad and have enough for 1 more card in another 6x6 pad, and I will have gotten rid of them both. yayyyyyyyyyyyyyy
On my WOYWW, I have a few more diecuts to use up. In my "crafting cup" is some homemade iced coffee. Let me preface this by saying, I am becoming a coffee snob and do not like bitter coffee or coffee that smells like wet cigarette ashes. I found this recipe at the Pioneer Woman. Not sure if the cold brew eliminated the burn taste, but this iced coffee is DE-LI-CIOUS.
I'm happy with the amount of cards I've completed. This mess produced all of these beautiful cards.
The festive gent...I really like him.
Used some stickers and sequins and the left card and the right one I used a Tim Holtz die with the Recollections Cozy Lodge paper.
I used a Stamping Up bird punch, MME paper and on the right I used a stamp that this was my first time using even though I've had it forever.
The card on the left with the gold snowflake is made using scraps that were laid on the diagonal and trimmed. I liked being able to use up those scraps.
I used a large piece of ribbon to make this card and stamped the Merry Christmas (keep it simple). The bird is from one of the Michaels $1.50 pack of cards that I trimmed and mounted onto cardstock.
I used a justrite stamp, a piece of burlap, and a die cut on top of this beautiful piece of cardstock. The right card is using scraps.
I pulled out a stamp set that I've had for years, embossed and just a few embellishments.
I hope you all enjoyed seeing my cards.
Happy Crafting