How About a Super Easy Christmas Card?

Are you looking for a super easy Christmas card that’s easy to mass produce this year? Well, today’s card may be it.

And it could work for other occasions as well.

Paper crafting is pretty cool that way. You can take one layout idea or one color combination and use it for all kinds of occasions.

But First, Christmas…

Now, if we were going to make this again, I would think that Ann would use a different green for the Merry in Merry Christmas. the Joy of Christmas patterned paper used Shaded Spruce and Old Olive, but that doesn’t mean that we couldn’t pick something else we might like better.

We just couldn’t change this one because Ann had already scored on the top layer and attached the patterned paper. but we’re thinking Garden Green might be an alternative. (That was the first green pad that Ann bought as a customer.)

Do You See the Scored Lines?

They’re difficult to see even in this close up. You can find them above and below the 7/8″ strip of patterned paper that Stampin’ Up! calls Designer Series Paper. The score lines are 1″ apart so it’s easy to place the paper straight.

You can make the score lines with your trimmer or a Simply Scored Tool. The Simply Scored board actually makes easier to see lines because they’re scored a bit deeper.

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