So, I finally made these cards and FINALLY writing out this blog. I've been super lazy these days, winter brings that out in me. This is unfortunately the last of these for the year! The December class got cancelled :( Feel so bad cause I forgot to sign up and they need three people, and only two signed up. Oh well! Waiting patiently for January!
So, still have a few Christmas cards to make? Here are some quick cards that you can put together in a blink and if you head over to Ben Franklin Crafts and Frames, they will help you get the supplies together, they are super friendly!!
1. The "Asian" themed Card
Can you really fail with a combo of metallic paper and washi paper? NO! This can be used for the Chinese New Year that will be coming up soon too!
The symbol is the die cut on golden paper, the look completed with a strip of matching and some rhinestones on a black card base.
2. The "Elegant" Card
This card reminds me of a formal dress! Already have your Christmas card, well you can use this a thank you card after the holidays.
You really can't make a simpler card than this. Embossed metallic paper and a strip of ribbon on a black cardstock. That's it!
3. The "Feather" Card
How cute is the combination of printed and plain cardstock!
The feathers are die cuts from plain, textured and metallic cardstock in colors matching the arrows on the printed scrapbook paper. Add a ribbon for a perfect finishing touch.
4. "Washi-ng" You a Merry Christmas
This card is so quick and easy to make you still have time to make a ton of them!
Just a couple of strips of coordinating washi tape and a "merry christmas" sticker. That's it :)
5. The "Gift Card" Card
Did you know that gift cards are the most popular gift? Here's a way to personalize it :)
The gift card envelope is a die cut using Christmas paper, and embellished using twine and matching die cuts. Easy Peasy!
And that's a wrap for this years Crafty Card Classes! Hope to be back with more creations from Coleen in 2015, till then I'll be hanging out at Ben Franklin for more crafting ideas to share with you :)
Happy Crafting!
Farhana
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