Personalized Christmas Cards

Today is a good day!

It’s Wednesday! And that means it’s time for me to have Ann share some of my papercrafting ideas with you.

I hope you can join us when Ann will be sharing how to make a small gift box with no template and no measuring!

You can find us on Facebook and on You Tube. 1pm Pawcific – 2pm Mountain – 3pm Central – 4pm Eastern

Of course, you can watch the replay, but it’s more fun when you can come interact with us and the others at the event.

Before I let you go…

I want to share some personalized cards Ann made for her grandkids last night. They live a long ways away so we’ve always sent them gift cards so that they can shop for themselves.

In a few days, we’ll be sending them birthday cards too because they’re both born within a week after Christmas.

Their Christmas cards are usually different. But this time, we made them matching – except they’re still unique to them.

This is just another way you can use the Large Letter Thinlits Dies. You could also use this same layout as a birthday card and use the Large Numbers Thinlits Dies for which birthday it is.

And it all started with that scrap of Designer Series Paper that is going away as soon as it sells out. The Christmas Around the World DSP.

We’re REALLY going to miss the Watercolor Christmas stamp set too. It’s one of our favorites. That’s the largest circle of the Layering Circles Framelits that Ann used to stamp the greeting on.

Here’s everything that she used. Be sure to use our current host code when you’re shopping. Ann’s got a hold something brand new to send you when you use it. We post the current one here and towards the top of the right column on this page, but right now it’s FQQU94JM.

Of course, she’ll send all our online shoppers a handmade card and 4 project tutorials, but only those who use the code or spend over $150+ get the special gift.

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