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Handmade Christmas Cards with Everyday Paper

26
Nov
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With the Thanksgiving break right around the corner, we’re starting to “wrap up” our handmade card posts so that we can move on to gift giving.

Handmade Christmas CardsToday Design Team Member Holly Gagnon, from Ribbons & Glue, is sharing a couple of cards using our From Me to You and Front Porch everyday lines.

Handmade Christmas Cards

I love the feel of rustic Christmas decor. You can find the cozy elements of pine cones, tree branches and birdhouses around my house during the Holidays. The Christmas cards I’m sharing today reflect this cozy, rustic feel of Christmas I love.

Handmade Christmas Cards

How to make a Dimensional Christmas Tree :

Handmade Christmas Cards

After you punch holes through your scored tree, feed a small tree branch through the holes and adhere tree on to the front of your card.

Christma_Card_Trees 11.26.13

This cozy Christmas card is made from a Christmas Card Kit cut file using From Me to You and Front Porch patterned paper along with POW glitter paper.

Supplies:

Notes 32254
Message 32260
Lazy 32317
American Crafts Thickers- 32384
POW Glitter Paper 71511
American Craft Twine
This to That Foam Dots

Filed Under: Cards Tagged With: Cards, Christmas, From Me to You, Front Porch, Holly Gagnon

Handmade Norwegian Inspired Christmas Cards

25
Nov
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Have you been enjoying the handmade Christmas card series? We’ve loved sharing how you can use everyday scrapbook paper to create truly traditional holiday cards.

Handmade Christmas Cards

 

Today Design Team Marjan Pel is sharing a set of cards inspired by traditional Norwegian folk art. We think you’re going to love these beautiful cards that truly share the love of all things handmade.

Handmade Norwegian Christmas Cards

My Christmas cards are inspired by Norwegian folk art. I used some traditional colors like red, green, dark blue and white.

Handmade Norwegian Christmas Cards

I punched out hearts, snowflakes and triangles to create these stars that look like big snowflakes. I used my silhouette machine to cut out some additional snowflakes.

Handmade Norwegian Christmas Cards

I layered all small pieces of paper together. I embellished the stars with red glitter dots and an aqua crystal dot.

Marjan Design Tip

We love the simple beauty of these creative Norwegian inspired Christmas cards.

Supplies:
American Crafts Seasonal Cardstock Primaries (711247)
American Crafts Cardstock White (71081)
Pebbles Front Porch Patterned Paper Lazy (732317)
Pebbles Front Porch Patterned Paper Barefoot (732321)
Pebbles Front Porch Patterned Paper Cottage (732318)
Pebbles Front Porch Cardstock Stickers Phrase (732328)
Pebbles From Me To You Patterned Paper Mail (32258)
Pebbles From Me to You Patterned Paper Letters (32253)
Pebbles From Me To You Cardstock Stickers Label (732272)
Crystal Candy Dots (744297)
Glitter Candy Dots (744247)

Filed Under: Cards Tagged With: Cards, Christmas, From Me to You, Front Porch, Marjan Pel

Traditional Handmade Christmas Cards

22
Nov
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We’ve had so much fun sharing handmade holiday cards this week, we’re a little sad to see the week come to an end. Today Design Team Member Kim Kesti is sharing three beautiful handmade Christmas cards. We love how the everyday elements give these cards a traditional feel.

Handmade Christmas Cards

Handmade Christmas

Every year I try to coordinate my holiday decorating, gift wrap and Christmas cards. Last year I used a lot of kraft, green and black. This year, I am going for a softer, more homespun look. So, I was excited to create some holiday cards for the blog that use non-holiday paper. I think they still look quite festive, and the touches of cream, mint green and red are setting the tone for all my Christmas décor this year.

Kesti_Christmas Peace

Kesti_Christmas Love

Kesti_Christmas Joy
Supplies:
Basics 12 X 12 Paper Pad (751433)
From Me to You, Mail Poste (732258)
Front Porch, Home (732326)
Front Porch Phrase and Icon Stickers (732327)
Front Porch Pockets with Inserts (732334)
From Me to You Library Pockets (732277)
Kenzie Thickers, Cream (732188)
Premium Ribbon (366117)

Filed Under: Cards Tagged With: Cards, Christmas, From Me to You, Front Porch

Handmade Holiday Cards

20
Nov
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We’re continuing the week with more handmade holiday cards. Today, Wendy Antenucci is showing us a couple of lovely Christmas cards created using From me to You and Front Porch.

Handmade Christmas Cards

 

Handmade holiday card

I love the mini envelopes that were apart of the From Me to You collection and thought it made the perfect card with the addition of a sweet little sentiment from the Notes paper.
handmade holiday card
Twine is a must when wrapping gifts and the addition of the felt flower allowed me to cover the spring flowers and add a little Christmas touch.
handmade holiday card
I added the feather to portray a pen and writing a note to a dear friend.  I finished my card with a touch of glitter to really make it sparkle!
Supplies: 
Crystal Dots (744291)
Twine (89423)
From Me to You Mini Envelopes (732284)
From Me to You Ring Ring (732261)
From Me to You  Notes (732254)
From Me to You  Parcel (732262)
Handmade Holiday Card
Pretty plaids and glittery dots just shout Christmas finery don’t you think?
Merry Christmas Card 2
The frame with a few Christmas goodies and a sentiment finish up the card with elegant charm.
Merry Christmas Card 1
Supplies:
Glitter Dots (744248)
Front Porch  Lazy (732317)
Front Porch  Book Club (732325)
Front Porch  Welcome (732315)
From Me to You Picture Frame Hang Tags (732283)
Handmade Holiday Cards
Stop by my blog, http://antenucci.blogspot.com/  to see the other two cards I’ve made using the From Me to You and Front Porch collection!

Filed Under: Cards Tagged With: Cards, Christmas, From Me to You, Front Porch, Wendy Antennuci

Handmade Christmas Cards

18
Nov
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There are few traditions that we’ve held onto as well as that of sending Christmas cards. Though things have changed over the years and many send Christmas letters or photo postcards, we’re still in love with a beautiful handmade card.

Handmade Christmas CardsAll week, the Pebbles design team will be sharing some of their favorite handmade Christmas card designs.

Today, Design Team Member Eva Pizzaro is sharing a set of matching cards made from everyday papers perfect for wishing anyone a happy holiday season.

Handmade Christmas Cards

I love to make Christmas cards, but most of the time I don’t have a Christmas collection in my paper stash. An easy way to solve this problem is to use a Christmas color combo and recreate an object, like an ornament, or in my case a tree.

Handmade Christmas Card

 

Handmade Christmas Card

To make these cards I cut a background with my cameo and embellished the tree with some papers and little candy dots.

Handmade Christmas Card

Handmade Christmas Card

Supplies: 

FROM ME TO YOU CARDMAKING PAD 5.5″X8.5″ 36/SHEETS 18 DESIGNS; FOLD INTO CARDS
FROM ME TO YOU DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ PARCEL
FROM ME TO YOU DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ WRITTEN
FRONT PORCH DOUBLE-SIDED CARDSTOCK 12″X12″ WELCOME
THIRTY-ONE CARDSTOCK STICKERS 6″X12″ 2/SHEETS PHRASE & ACCENT
BASICS FOAM THICKERS ALPHA STICKERS 5.5″X11″ 2/SHEETS HONEYCOMB GLITTER
BASICS FOAM THICKERS ALPHA STICKERS 5.5″X11″ 2/SHEETS ASH GLITTER
CANDY DOTS CRYSTALS SELF-ADHESIVE FACETED GEMS 24/PKG
CANDY DOTS CRYSTALS SELF-ADHESIVE FACETED GEMS 24/PKG

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Eva Pizzaro, Front Porch, Thirty-One

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