Today I am sharing a hand stamped Christmas card made using the Christmas Seasonal Bundle. This card is one of the 3 cards I created this month for our Border Buddy PDF Tutorial. Alison Solven my border buddy from Canada also created three cards and we compiled them into one PDF Tutorial. Anyone who places any size order at our online store in October 2021, will receive this PDF tutorial absolutely free as our Thank You.
The focal point of my card is the herringbone red pattern paper. The paper is part of the Painted Christmas Designer Series Paper package. In each package you receive 12 sheets, 2 each of 6 double sided designs.
STAMPIN’ UP! DESIGNER SERIES PAPER
The elegant nature-inspired watercolor images in the paper will add a sense of peace and good will to all your hand stamped Christmas cards.
Stampin’ Up! has amazing designer papers for you to choose from. When creating a card you can simply add some designer paper and a sentiment and you have a quick and easy card.
One of my long time customers is 95 years old and she is still making her Christmas cards. She has been stamping with me for almost 20 years and her family and friends have come to expect hand stamped. She starts with a simple card like this. Putting a layer of designer paper, stamping a sentiment and punching it out.
Hand stamped christmas card color palette
Using a traditional Christmas color palette of Stampin’ Up! Real Red, Evening Evergreen, Early Espresso and Crumb Cake.
I love sending out our monthly PDF Tutorial and I love even more when I can send out a customer bonus gift. When you place a qualifying order using the current host code I send out a surprise bonus gift. The gift can be some Stampin’ Up! products, hand stamped cards, free card kit, embellishments or designer series papers. For September orders I am sending out 10 yards of assorted ribbons. Find out more about my customer rewards READ MORE…
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