♪♫ It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas ♫♪
If you are in a retail store this is so true.
I seem to never have enough Christmas Cards so this year I decided to have 2 classes. That’s right if you missed my October Christmas Card Class then here’s your second chance.
I got a lot of inspiration from other consultants while surfing the web one day. Also, have you seen the October Stamp of the Month. Be sure to get yours before the month is over.
There are so many great images so I made this entire class with just 1 stamp set. That’s right – I only used the October Stamp of the Month, Twinkle, to create these cards.
Isn’t this card so neat. Instead of using the ornament as an ornament this consultant put 12 of them together to create a poinsettia. (Sorry, I can’t remember the consultant that made this as they didn’t watermark their photos.) What’s even better is that the ornament is a cricut cut and you can get exactly 36 ornaments on 1 sheet of white daisy cardstock. Just enough to make 3 cards. Perfect!
I love the simplicity of this card and the minimal paper that it used. This card was created by the amazing Lynn Como. She’s the one who choose the color combination of Cranberry and Glacier for these cards. If you prefer a more traditional look you can simply use a different pack of the Fundamental Accessories.
Sarah Stone combined both the light bulb outline stamp with the solid light bulb stamp to create this card.
Last, an original creation by yours truly. I had to be sure to use the other cricut cut image from the stamp set and use up a few more embellishments from the Fundamentals Assortment Glacier. You will get an entire pack of this for the class. Aren’t they awesome?
So if you still need some more Christmas Cards or you need to get started on yours, simply join us at my November Card Club, Thursday, November 19. We will make 12 cards (3 each of the 4 designs) with the October Stamp of the Month Twinkle and the Fundamentals Assortment in Glacier.
Even if you aren’t local or can’t come to the class, I can mail you a kit that will include my cutting diagrams, instructions, and pictures.
Register by Wednesday, November 4th
Thanks for stopping by.
Jaime
If you are in a retail store this is so true.
I seem to never have enough Christmas Cards so this year I decided to have 2 classes. That’s right if you missed my October Christmas Card Class then here’s your second chance.
I got a lot of inspiration from other consultants while surfing the web one day. Also, have you seen the October Stamp of the Month. Be sure to get yours before the month is over.
There are so many great images so I made this entire class with just 1 stamp set. That’s right – I only used the October Stamp of the Month, Twinkle, to create these cards.
Isn’t this card so neat. Instead of using the ornament as an ornament this consultant put 12 of them together to create a poinsettia. (Sorry, I can’t remember the consultant that made this as they didn’t watermark their photos.) What’s even better is that the ornament is a cricut cut and you can get exactly 36 ornaments on 1 sheet of white daisy cardstock. Just enough to make 3 cards. Perfect!
I love the simplicity of this card and the minimal paper that it used. This card was created by the amazing Lynn Como. She’s the one who choose the color combination of Cranberry and Glacier for these cards. If you prefer a more traditional look you can simply use a different pack of the Fundamental Accessories.
Sarah Stone combined both the light bulb outline stamp with the solid light bulb stamp to create this card.
Last, an original creation by yours truly. I had to be sure to use the other cricut cut image from the stamp set and use up a few more embellishments from the Fundamentals Assortment Glacier. You will get an entire pack of this for the class. Aren’t they awesome?
So if you still need some more Christmas Cards or you need to get started on yours, simply join us at my November Card Club, Thursday, November 19. We will make 12 cards (3 each of the 4 designs) with the October Stamp of the Month Twinkle and the Fundamentals Assortment in Glacier.
Even if you aren’t local or can’t come to the class, I can mail you a kit that will include my cutting diagrams, instructions, and pictures.
So who wants to join in the fun?
Thursday, November 19 at 6:30pm
Cost is $25 to make 12 cards (3 each of 4 designs) Register by Wednesday, November 4th
If you can't make it to the workshop, I can put a kit together for you. Add $5 if shipping applies, and $8 if you want it stamped and embossed.
Mark your Calendar for upcoming Card Club Dates:
January 28Thanks for stopping by.
Jaime
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