Quick and Simple Christmas Cards created by Sarah Phelan from Sarah's Stampin' Retreat using the Winter Wonderland Patterned Paper and Ephemera from Spellbinders
Hello Lovely Crafters! How are you? Do you still have Christmas cards to make? As it’s only 36 days to Christmas (How did that happen by the way?!!), I thought I’d share ideas for 10 Quick and Simple Christmas Card ideas that you can create with your patterned paper and ephemera. However, you can, of course, take the layouts and use them for quick and simple cards at any time of year!!
It may sound silly, but although I love ephemera I sometimes find them difficult to use without the cards looking too child-like. So I challenged myself to push my boundaries and create these cards, and I’m really pleased with how they turned out!! Although, to be fair, I absolutely love these Winter Wonderland products from Spellbinders, so that helped A LOT!!
To see how I created all 10 of these cards, check out the video below, or scroll a little further if it’s the supply list you’re looking for.
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