One Set Simple Christmas Card

When you have to make a lot of Christmas cards, it’s good to make one that’s simple. It doesn’t have to look simple, but it should be fairly easy to do….

That is, unless you have lots of time or are really fast.

I’m fast. Ann is not.

Have you started your Christmas cards yet?

So here’s a card we’re thinking of making tomorrow at our Christmas Card Stamp-as-Stack here at Central Bark. (We’ve got a repeat class on Saturday.)

It’s not too late to come make 9 cards and envelopes with me and Ann, you can register for the Wednesday class here. OR we have a few spots left for Saturday as well so you can register for the Saturday class here.

We could have stamped the star at the top of the tree, but I thought that a Metallic Enamel Star would be better.

We could even add some sparkle to the middle of each of the stars we stamped in Old Olive onto the Old Olive card base. Or perhaps on those Real Red ornaments.

If you’re not local to us, you may want to think about joining our mailing list. Why? Because we’ve already started sharing our 12 Weeks of Christmas Ideas in Your Mailbox. In fact, we’re sending out our third installment tomorrow.

Card Making Tips

Ann stamped the tree trunk in Soft Suede first.
Then, she stamped the more solid branches in Pear Pizzazz and then the more detailed branches in Old Olive over it.
Real Red ornaments wento n last

Card Making Supplies

If you’d like to make this card on your own, here are the supplies you’ll need to make it. Just click on any of the pictures below to get more detail or to rev up your shopping cart. Using the current hostess shopping code that we post towards the top of the right hand column of this page will score you some extra perks. In addition to the reusable handmade card in your mailbox and 4 project tutorials in your inbox, we’ll throw in a current product sample.