Well, I've now made a start on using the Christmas Themed ones
Well, I've now made a start on using the Christmas Themed ones
First few are the easy ones, recycling some of last years cards
Adding background papers and embellishments
Next thing , look through all my old stamps and dies for new inspiration!
These are made from last years recycled Christmas cards with added embellishments
Continuing to make loads of Xmas cards for charities, in lots of different styles and techniques to appeal to different people.
but even so, deer seem to crop up in many of them!
Then it is pleasure to rediscover everything I put away 9 months ago.
I have so much stuff, that I do not really need to buy any more papers, sentiments, stamps or embellishments.
So these first few cards are the start of making an in-road into that pile. They will go in the charity box, so can be in a variety of styles and colours.
Guess who now has glittery paws!
I've just found them when routing around for something else, They are a selection of presents, snowmen, snowflakes, Santa etc
I've threaded them on red velvet or silver ribbon and layered them on scraps of sparkly Dufex that I have had kicking around for years.
I also treated myself to Creative Stamping Magazine (issue 89) to inspire me through the next few weeks of lockdown.
It has encouraged me to do a bit of heat embossing - a technique I have sorely neglected for a while.
Which today I have turned into a variety of different Christmas cards for this year ....
using lots of stamps that haven't seen the light of day for a long time!
A very good way to spend a rainy day.
Christmas card production is now in full swing and this selection of robin cards were made from the Hunkydory Festive Birdsong Topper pack
I just love a traditional 'robin in the snow' Christmas card - and luckily so do some of my friends and family!