Deanna Pumacat
Rustic christmas cards
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It's an icy and cold Monday morning and I'm content to be in my jammies without having to go in to work today! Last evening was a stressful drive home from work and even more stressful was the walk getting to my car in the parking lot! Ice everywhere! I'm thankful for no falls and no loss of power! I'm determined to get my Christmas cards addressed today and decided to play with two different challenges to add another masculine card to my stash. This is for the CAS-ual Fridays Challenge to…
Debbie Smith
Wohlfordconnie
Cantita Soto
Sevenofsaturn
Hello! Today's card was a pretty quick and easy one. Bonus I LOVE how it turned out! So much so that I made two exactly the same except for the sentiment. I heat embossed the PSX wreath and colored in the berries with my copics. Added a pretty double bow and added a sentiment (heat embossed also) an that was it. That wood panel DP really helped make the card I think?? I hope AC Moore's still carries it because I need to get few more sheets for future use! Challenges I'm entering are listed…
Karen Kleinert
Before Photoshop, People Used To Make Homemade Christmas Cards, And These 36 From The 1930s-1960s Are The Ones That Have Caught My Eye
Way before Photoshop was available, people got very creative in making their holiday and Christmas greeting cards. Enjoy the collection and Happy Holidays to all the Pandas!
Melanie
When it comes to a production line for Christmas cards, I’m all about the quick and easy and it don’t get much easier than this card! A layer of pretty Christmas paper, Christmas Jingle from Anna Marie Designs, a layer of white card that I cut at a wonky angle then stamped an greeting on using the fabulous You’re my Jolly stamp set, then finished off with some dots ‘n dashes, some die cut holly leaves from the Christmas Branches die set and some red pearls,a bit of red twine and job done…
Teresa Rawnick
Sylvia Fischer
Have you noticed how popular the Red Plaid is in the stores, it is everywhere!! I was asked to come up with a Christmas card using Red Plaid. This is what I did! Stamp Sets: Rustic Retreat, Buffalo Plaid, Birch Background Ink: Gray Granite, Memento Black Paper: Gray Granite Base, Whisper White Layer, Real Red Accessories: Nested Stitched Dies, Dimensionals, Stampin' Up! Blends I am so happy with the way that this card turned out and I am happy to share it with you all today…
Denise Bauer