Christmas Cards – 031 to 036

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Christmas Cards

Hi all! Time to show you some more of the Christmas cards I’ve made so far this year.

What I Did

As this is another batch of cards made using Hunkydory Christmas Collections from this year and last year you can find out what I did on the first post of the series – Here!

What I Used

• Hunkydory Christmas Cardmaking Collection 2020
• Hunkydory Christmas Cardmaking Collection – leftovers from 2019
• 1mm Deep Foam Tape
• Fingerlift Tape
• Glue – Pinflair Bookbinding Glue
• Scoreboard – We R Memory Keepers The Works
• Paper Trimmer – Cutterpiller Pro
• Scissors
• Peel-offs – Nadolig Llawen (Welsh for Happy Christmas)
• Banners – Nadolig Llawen
• Archival Ink
• Stamp with Crafftau Maes Mieri Crafts details – made by Dreamees (don’t know if they offer the service to have your own choice of wording on a stamp any more).
• We R Memory Keepers Precision Press Stamping Platform
• C5 Envelopes
• Postal Ruler

Finished Cards

As I said in a previous Christmas card post – I’m numbering the Christmas cards I’m blogging this year so that I’ll know exactly how many I’ve made in total by Christmas.

031.

Outside

Inside

032.

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Inside

033.

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Inside

034.

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035.

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036.

Outside

Inside

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So, that’s three dozen Christmas cards I’ve shown you so far.  Got a few more batches to show you already made but not photographed yet, as well as a lot more I need to make.  Keep an eye out for them in the coming week or so.

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