Proof that you can use a pink-blue-green plaid pattern on a christmas card! I forgot to take a photo of them too, but I have a dark red envelopes for all of the cards to be mailed in. So this cards is a standard A2 size. The design in on the front measures about 4in x 2in.
The inside stamped message. Then we'll add personal messages to each one before mailing them out :)
I started out with my stamp, ink, stamp placement holder, and a nice cream card stock.
This is how the stamp placement holder thing works. Its so that you can make sure to stamp straight each time :)
And you can make sure you get it in the corner correctly! This way you can use up as much of the paper as possible.
Then I use my paper cutter to trim it down.
Next I cut out a piece of patterned paper just a little bit larger than the stamped image piece.
Then I glued the patterned paper to the center of my card.
Then I glued down the stamped image piece. You usually don't want to rub your hands over the ink so I always place a scrap piece of paper down and rub my hand over that to make sure that the two pieces of paper are properly adhered to the card.
And there you go, a simple and cheap Christmas card! Exactly what I wanted this year :D This design would work wonderfully with all kinds of papers and stamps! So you should try to make your own Christmas cards this year!!
1 comment:
Vanessa's creativity strikes again!! Very very cute cards! I like the idea of making your own Christmas cards it personalizes them.
I'm obsessed with doing a Christmas photo. Ted and I wearing green and our two cats wearing big red bows or something like that. I can't wait! :D
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