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Christmas Cards
A big thank you to all who have come to have a look at the Christmas Cards I’ve made so far this year. I do appreciate your visits and comments, though circumstances have made it difficult for me to get enough time to visit every blog post made by crafting friends I do try and visit the craft groups I’m in on Facebook to keep up with your creations – and I am so impressed and wish I had half the tallent and patience that some of you have.
This time I have more Nativity cards to show you. They are a little bigger than the last batch, A5 instead of 6″ square, and this lot have different dimensional elements on them.
What I Did
The card blanks I’ve used this time were pre-cut and scored A5 white base cards.
The toppers are again from Debbi Moore’s Nativity collection. For some I just used papers and single topper layers raised using foam, for others I used decoupage – the whole collection includes matchit dies so that items can be cut out to layer without having to use a scissors, although some scissor work for less intricate shapes was involved in the creation of these cards.
After cutting, I built up the different cards, some layers using flat tape, some using foam tape, and some using glue gel.
I then added “Nadolig Llawen” peeloffs.
I finished off by putting a simple insert with the same greeting printed in black onto 120gsm paper on the inside.
I stamped my details onto the back to finish.
What I Used
- Debbi Moore Nativity Cardmakeing Kit
- Fingerlift Tape
- 2mm Deep Foam Tape
- Pinflair Glue Gel
- Assorted Coloured Cardstock
- Gold “Nadolig Llawen” Peeloffs
- White 120gsm Paper
- Scissors
- Paper Trimmer – Cutterpiller Pro
- 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
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.
049.
050.
051.
052.
053.
054.
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Got to do the November page for Mam’s calendar next, but then I’ll be back with more Christmas Cards.
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Hi Gwyneth your Christmas cards are gorgeous. I do love a traditional Christmas card. Take care. Hugs Jackie
gorgeous images and beautiful cards Gwyneth
gr karin