Jennifer used stamps and ink pads from Pigment Craft Co. to create some wonderful cards for the Holidays. Use colored ink pads for these solid stamps, there’s no coloring needed, and the layered aspect of the stamp design makes it … Read More ...
Easy Christmas Tree Shaker Cards
These wonderful Christmas Tree Shaker cards from Kristina are quick and easy to make and they don’t even need a special tree shaped die! She used a triangle for a clean and modern design, filling them with pretty sequins and … Read More ...
Mini Holiday Cards with Free Sketches
These sweet little Holiday Cards are perfect for tucking into stockings, putting at table place settings or including in a gift. With pattern papers and a couple of stamps these designs can be whipped up in no time by following … Read More ...
Holiday Village Card
Mindy used the trendy mini slimline style for this sweet Christmas Village Card. For the houses she white heat embossed the stamps on white cardstock and then used Distress Oxide inks to ink blend the color on the houses, this … Read More ...
Clean and Simple Poinsettia Card
The extra large stamps from Picket Fence Studio fill up an entire card and make for quick and easy card designs. Erica heat embossed their Poinsettia stamp in gold on white cardstock, adding a sentiment for a clean and … Read More ...
6 Christmas Scene Coloring Pages
Take a break from the hectic holidays and relax with some wonderful coloring pages. Grab your pencils or markers and print these festive Christmas scenes, there are 6 designs to choose from and all of them are FREE to download … Read More ...
Make a Christmas Card without Christmas Supplies
These beautiful card from Aga is full of Christmas spirit but was made without Christmas specific supplies. The greenery embossing folder could be used on any floral card as well as the leaf and berries stamps and the sentiment is … Read More ...
Floral Christmas Card
Alex used what could be a floral design for any occasion but switched up to create a Christmas Card design. She even used non-traditional colors of pinks and purples but the bold stacked die cut sentiment and all the wonderful … Read More ...
Stenciled Ornament Cards
These beautiful ornament cards are colorful and glittery and are quick and easy to create. Inking over the first stencil layer adds color and the next step adds the pattern, using glitter paste gives it that beautiful sparkle. A stamped … Read More ...
21 FREE Christmas Tree Designs Download
This wonderful bundle from Design Bundles comes with 21 different Winter and Christmas Tree Designs that are FREE to download. The images come in svg, jpg, png and pdf file formats and could be used as digital stamps or die … Read More ...
Reindeer Sweater Card
This cute little reindeer is all bundled up for winter on this quick and easy card from Crystal. The cozy sweater pattern paper she used for the background helps add a warm touch to the design. She used products from … Read More ...
Peace and Joy Ornaments Card
I love the color combo of pink, peach and light blue on this lovely Ornament Card from Heather Hoffman. This non-traditional color scheme works so well with all the gold accent she added like gold embossing, paper die cut frame … Read More ...
Round Up Post: Quick and Easy Christmas Card Ideas
It’s almost time, have your gotten your Christmas Cards created and in the mail? No? Well, then here are some of my favorite posts featuring quick, easy and simple cards you can create in no time.
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How to Color Realistic Poinsettia Die Cuts
You can cut out dies with colored cardstocks for beautiful looks but cutting them from white cardstock and adding color to them yourself with coloring mediums can give them an amazing realistic look. Sandra is sharing how she colored some … Read More ...
Holly Slimline Christmas Card
Sandi combined lots of trends on this stunning Holly Christmas Card. The background on this trendy slimline shaped card was created using a stencil with ink blending, she used metallic gold paper to die cut her sentiment, glitter paper … Read More ...