Paper Supplies: Card stock from COLORBOK, from Walmart, Print Paper from a friend
Embellishment: Cut off an old card
Sentiment: Hand written with an American Crafts Silver gel pen
This card is not finished, I don't think... not completely happy with it yet...
Paper Supplies: Card stock from Michaels, Print Paper from a friend
Embellishment: Cut off an old card and from Walmart
Paper Supplies: Card stock from Michaels
Embellishment: Cut off an old card
Sentiment: Hand written with an American Crafts Silver gel pen
Inside of card shown above
(The silver ink shows up much better in person, but I couldn't get it to show up very clearly on camera.)
Mini Christmas Card
Paper Supplies: Card stock from Michaels, Print paper from a friend
Embellishments: Ribbon from a friend, buttons from dollar aisle at Michaels (Are you seeing a trend here - I like the dollar aisle at Michaels ;) )
And last but not least.... I found some super cute little boy paper for 5 for a $1 at Michaels and just had to pick up a few pieces as I have NO boy paper at all! Not sure how well you will be able to see the paper but here is a picture...
I love the tree cards...they are so cute...is that an original idea? I don't really want to think about Christmas yet, but the cards are cute.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking the other day I should start making gifts...we'll see if I start any time soon. I'm busy catching up on work that I didn't get to this summer. =)
Actually the tress were from previous Christmas cards that I cut up because I loved the idea. :) I am thinking to try to make some more of them because I really like the way these turned out :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I can't spell... I meant trees :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous cards! It feels so good to get a jump start doesn't it? Now I will hae to follow your lead and at least try to start mine ;)
ReplyDeleteThese are so great, Ashley! Love how you recycled old cards to make the new. Great idea! I like the one that you felt isn't quite finished, but if you need to add something, maybe some white stitching lines around the edges with a white gel pen? Or a few dots on the background for falling snow? A white gel pen is a great, inexpensive tool to have. And it can really pull a card together.
ReplyDeleteLove those robot papers from Michaels! I have some of them too!
I ended up writing "Seasons Greetings" in Silver Gel Pen on the front above the trees. I did buy a white marker, but I don't think I bought the right kind because it doesn't show up very well. What brand do you have, because I've been having a hard time finding one that writes really well?
ReplyDeleteP.S. - a friend found a rotary cutter at a garage sale for $10 today and bought it and I am going to buy it from her....I am super excited because she looked it up and its $60 new! :)