I have a fun card for you today. I'm using the Santa's Sleigh die from Hero Arts to create this card.
I love how easy it is to put together and best of all I was able to use some of my scraps.
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Here is a quick and easy card to create. It's great for the beginner crafter who may not have many supplies and want something simple. It's also great for the experienced crafter who may need a card in a hurry.
I just love the fact that if you see a photo in our new catalogs and you want to recreate the project but don't really know what was used, Stampin' Up! has solved that problem.Starting with our annual catalog, Stampin' Up! has given us the recipe so we can recreate the projects.
Here is is the recreation of the Candy Cane Seasons Christmas Card. This was a fun and easy card to make and I loved how it came out.
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I love the fact that you can create simple or very detailed and elegant projects with this incredible stamp bundle. The Dashing Deer set is one of my favorites. Here is a quick and easy card I made using non-traditional Christmas colors. The beauty is that you can use the traditional colors and get a whole different feel.
The list of supplies I used to create this card are below.
I am totally digging this fast and easy card that I created. The idea came from another demonstrator and I adapted it to make it my own. I used the new Making Christmas Bright stamp set along with a touch of the All Is Bright designer series paper. This is would be ideal to mass produce if you need to make a lot of cards.
Here is a complete list of the items I used to create this cute card. Click the link below to shop in my online store.
Welcome to July. The year is just is half done and the summer months are in full swing. So what better way to celebrate the summer than with "Christmas in July!"
I want to get a head start on the holiday season by making my Christmas cards, decorations, and home decor. I also want to inspire anyone who would like to join me in this venture. If you are planning on selling your crafts for the holiday season, now is the time to get started creating your beautiful creations.
Here is the first card in my series of Christmas cards.I kept this card very simple and it is very easy to create and great to mass produce if you choose to do so.
I know Christmas has just passed but I really want to build up my collection of Christmas cards. I don't want to wait until the last minute to start making them. So, I will be posting Christmas cards that I have made.
Here are two quick and easy cards you can make in less that 10 minutes. The first card was created using the Christmas Kitsch cartridge by Anna Griffin.
This next card was created using the Holiday Cards #19. The cards in that collection a perfect for the beginner or non-crafter. It will cut out the base (this cuts out the image on the front of the card) and the backing piece. Fold in half and you are done. I will be posting more of these in the weeks to come.
Hi everyone!!! Welcome to the first Festive Friday Blog Hop. This is a year long hop that will happen on the second and fourth Friday of every month (except December). This hop is all about Christmas cards.We would love for you to join us in our journey. This is the perfect way for you to get some of you Christmas cards made before the rush of the holiday season begins.
If you are visiting my site, please stay and have a look around. If you would like to see some of the great creations the other ladies have made, start at the beginning of the hop at Terri's blog.
My card is super simple. It measures 5.5 x 4.25. The card is in white cardstock. I have added a background mat that measures 5.25 x 4. The cuts are from the Cricut cartridge Winter Woodland. It is cut at using holographic paper.
