Create beautiful Christmas Cards to give to your friends and family this holiday season. An easy DIY craft tutorial idea perfect for the holidays.
Have you started your Christmas Cards yet? I know it may seem early, but it will be that time before you know it. I like to send my handmade Christmas cards the week after Thanksgiving, that way I know they will get there in plenty of time and I don’t have to stress about it.
This year my cards were a little bit more detailed than in years past, but I absolutely love how they turned out.
I did not create a tutorial for this card, there but instead I have taken a picture with all of the pieces, and then it is just layering all of the pieces together.
And with the magic of television blogging, this is how my finished card looks!
Do you send Christmas Cards to friends and family every year? Do you prefer to buy or make your cards? Share and leave a comment below.
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caseperlatesta says
really really awesome! pinned!
annalin says
Simple & meaningful x’mas card with lovely choice of colors. Added with a nice lace or trim, that will be my project next month :). Thanks for sharing.
Mary Ellen says
Thanks for sharing at Talking Tuesday Over the Fence, I’m a stamper too so enjoyed your card. will pin it also!
My Life of Travels and Adventures says
Your card is adorable. Love it.
Amber L. says
I love your card. It is really pretty.
Barb Marshall says
Lovely to find someone else who loves cards, maybe even more than I do, as I don’t make them, just gush over them!
Tauni says
Katie, I love this card. So pretty!
Barb says
I am a huge card loving gal and so I am always excited to meet others who love it too. I’m not crafty and don’t make my own cards, but I sure do appreciate those who do. Such talent and patience. I especially like how you have chosen non-traditional Christmas colours. I love it when things are a bit different and unique. Lovely to meet you via “Fluster Buster” link up.