Merry Christmas Card set

We've got another week of Christmas cards to share with you. Our DT has once again created some beautiful cards and we can't wait to share them with you.
So to start us off this week is Stephanie with her unique creations.

Stephanie Dang

Good morning! It's Stephanie, from paperANDi. Christmas is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate than to celebrate with a set of greeting cards!

For my first card, I layered and trimmed to different patterned papers from Imaginisce's "Perfect Vacation" collection. I added some gold mist and sprinkled a few black droplets all over my card. Then, I added a few stitches and layered on my alphabet thickers from Imaginisce's "Heartland Farm" collection. I added a few snowflake wood veneers. I completed the look by tying on hemp around my card and topped it off with a cute little reindeer button.

For my second card, I used papers from the same Imaginisce's "Perfect Vacation" collection. Basically, copying the same steps from above minus the last few steps. I added wash tape instead of hemp. I used a mixture of alphabet thickers from Imaginisce's "Heartland Farm" collection and mini-type stickers for my sentiment. I finished off my sentiment with a few hand written words. Then, I added a few wood veneers, Imaginisce's hot rocks by using i-Rock tool, and finished it off with a cute berry button.

Hope you loved my greeting cards and give these a try! 


Supplies:
Imaginisce: "Perfect Vacation" collection (patterned papers); "Heartland Farm" collection; i-Rock tool with hot rocks. American Crafts: spray mists (Studio Calico, Heidi Swapp); Wood veneers (Studio Calico).

Christmas Cards by TIffany

For our final day of holiday cards we are featuring 

Tiffany Hood's

 beautiful designs.

I love creating Christmas cards and displaying them around the house until I use them. The die cuts and sticker stackers make it easy and fast to create cute Christmas cards that anyone would love to receive.

Supply List:

Christmas Cheer- Peace on Earth Sticker Stacker, Rejoice Die Cuts, Happy Winter cardstock, Snowdrift cardstock

Christmas Cards by Heather

Today we have Heather Leopard 

sharing some fun cards that she made for the holiday season.

Her first card resembles a door with a wreath hanging on it. Very cute.

Supplies used:

Imaginisce Christmas Cheer collection:

Patterned papers (400036, 400039)

Die Cut (400052) 

Chipboard Stickers (400051)

Heather's next card uses a sweet holiday sentiment card from the Christmas Cheer collection.

Supplies used:

Imaginisce Christmas Cheer collection:

Patterned papers (400038, 400036, 400039)

Sticker Stackers (400049)

Christmas Cards by Regina

We've got some more beautiful cards to share with you today

 that Regina Mangum created.

"I love making holiday and Christmas cards and so I was really happy to have the chance to make some this week. Of course, I just couldn't resist using the Christmas Cheer collection! 

For my first card, I wanted to try something a little unusual and play around with a non-traditional size for a card. I went tall and used the darling Peace on Earth Chipboard Sticker as my focal point. I wanted to add a little more festive flair and so I removed the tree and presents from a couple of Sticker Stacker stickers and adhered them, keeping the foam adhesives on them for some added dimension. 

For my second card, the Sticker Stackers were my inspiration and I created a fun little scene starring St. Nick and his little reindeer friend. I also embossed the pretty Snowflake Snag-Em stamp to match the patterned paper I used in the background. Merry Christmas!"

Supplies used:

Patterned Paper: Christmas Cheer collection (Imaginisce); Cardstock: Solar White (Neenah); Stickers: Sticker Stackers (Imaginisce); Die Cuts: Chipboard Die Cut Stickers (Imaginisce); Fibers: Ribbon (May Arts); Stamps: Snowflake Snag-Em (Imaginisce)

Christmas Cards by Mary Ann

We've got another week full of incredible, beautiful and festive cards to share with you. We hope that you'll join us this week as you will find many, many ideas to create your own holiday cards. And if you've already finished & mailed yours off then perhaps you'll want to bookmark & save some ideas for next years' cards.

Today we have 

Mary Ann Jenkins 

sharing some fabulous designs for holiday cards.

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I love making handmade Christmas cards to add to gifts and also send in the mail. It's a perfect way to use those left over scraps that we all end up with!! Here are two ideas for cards, both made with left over scraps.

 

 

Cut strips of two different patterned papers, cut to various sizes and layer into tree shape.

 

Add tree trunk and star for tree topper and small brad daddies covered with coordinationg paper to look like ornaments.

 

 

Cut ornament shape with electronic die cutting machine, or draw by hand and cut.  Add small strip of coordinationg paper to center of card and machine stitching if desired.  Layer die cut Santa and snowflake and add to card with foam tape for dimension.

  

 

Add gold glitter or Stickles to top of card to resemble ornament cap. 

 

 

Supplies Used: papers - Christmas Joy, Warm Wishes, Snowdrift, Pick of the Patch, Purse-onality, Rejoice Die Cuts, Happy Holiday Sticker Stacker, cardstock, gold Stickles, foam tape.

Christmas Cards by Guiseppa

Today we have 

Guiseppa Gubler 

sharing some beautiful holiday cards with us.

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I love, love, love cards and I can never get enough of them, especially this time of the year.  My hubby and kids are always asking me if I have any cards that they can have to give to family and friends.  Now, I am adding to my stash, but they may not stick around too long.  They are bound to get used.  I created both of these cards using the Christmas Cheer Collection and the oh so fabulous I-Top (what did I ever do without it).

Supplies: I-Top, Bitty Blossoms,Christmas Cheer Patterned Paper and Christmas Cheer Sticker Stackers