a moose for Christmas...
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(and sale!)
So, about this time each year, I start working on Christmas cards... Like SERIOUSLY working on cards...
I have 60 or so to make for the kids in my church... along with their gifts, and the birthday cards and gifts for next year... all by the end of December... So, I'm kind of a busy gal!
I like to keep things fairly simply while still looking amazing... Sometimes I do better at the 'simple' part than other times. LOL!
This year I kept it simple by keeping coloring to a minimum.
Here's a quick little how to....
So, about this time each year, I start working on Christmas cards... Like SERIOUSLY working on cards...
I have 60 or so to make for the kids in my church... along with their gifts, and the birthday cards and gifts for next year... all by the end of December... So, I'm kind of a busy gal!
I like to keep things fairly simply while still looking amazing... Sometimes I do better at the 'simple' part than other times. LOL!
This year I kept it simple by keeping coloring to a minimum.
This new moose stamp was PERFECT. Isn't he just ADORABLE?
Yeah, I thought so.
A little tone on tone embossing with clear embossing powder on kraft paper... I LOVE the results of that! I used some Gelatos to add a couple pops of color (no skill required) and finished it off with some Glossy Accents.
Here's a quick little how to....
The insides of the cards are simple as well.... A stamped sentiment on some white card stock... this also allows for a handwritten message without having to worry about trying to write on a dark surface.
These babies are covering several tables in my studio right now as the details dry.
Now on to the next project....
the GIFTS.
I need to learn how to cut metal... YIKES!
{Wish me luck.}
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These are adorable Kassi. I'm going to try making MORE handmade Christmas cards to send out this year. I'm getting started already.
ReplyDeleteKassi, these cards are absolutely adorable. I love that moose stamp and I also like the scalloped edge on them. Super cute!
ReplyDeleteSuch a cool effect!
ReplyDeleteI never think of just using the clear embossing powder.
Such cute cards. Thanks for the video.
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Love the little moose!
ReplyDeleteI love the moose he's adorable. Your cards are adorable.
ReplyDeleteLove these little moose. Really like the simplicity of this card too
ReplyDeleteLove the tone on tone embossing for the cute reindeer cards!
ReplyDeleteThanks for attaching the video...great techniques. What cute cards.
ReplyDeleteAdorable projects. Loved all of them. Love the videos too.
ReplyDeleteCute little Christmas cards! Adorable moose images and I love the candy striped border!
ReplyDeleteKassi, your cards are simple, but the embellishments make them super cute!!
ReplyDeleteCarmen L
Your cards are so unique,love them.xxx
ReplyDeleteSo quick & easy and the best part: VERY adorable!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. I like the embossed moose.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute cards!
ReplyDeleteLove your simple card concept, and i adored your love for the kids every year. Keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteI hardly ever do tone on tone heat embossing, but I need to remember this tried and true technique!!! Your cards are just adorable!!!
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Love the look of embossing on vellum, and how you did the flower with the gear. Nice work!
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