Do you need to make a lot of cards this Christmas?
A card like this one makes good use of your resources – time and money.
Assuming that you have a Christmas greeting stamp, ink to match your darkest cardstock and a Big Shot die-cutting machine, you can make 144 of this card for only 78 cents per card.
Here is what you need:
3 packages of Rose Red Cardstock for the card (3 x $8.50)
1 package of Whisper White Cardstock for the middle layer ($9.25)
2 packages of Pretty in Pink cardstock for the top layer (2 x $8.50)
3 rolls of Pretty in Pink Satin Ribbon (3 x $12.25)
2 packages of Basic Rhinestones (2 x $6.50)
Northern Flurry Embossing Folder ($10.95)
Of course, you can make this card in any colour combination. I think it would look great in blues.
And this card can be made very quickly. Once the cardstock is embossed, the assembly is quick.
Tip: when your kids are sitting in front of the TV, place the Big Shot in front of them on a small table and let them emboss the cardstock. The kids don’t even realize they are working and it cuts down on the fighting, too!
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Stamps: All Holidays (114916)
Inks: Rose Red (101778)
Paper: Rose Red (102544), Pretty in Pink (100459), Whisper White (100730)
Big Shot: Northern Flurry Embossing Folder (120902)
Other: Basic Rhinestones (119246), Pretty in Pink 5/8″ Satin Ribbon
Northern Flurry Textured Impressions Embossing Folder
$10.95, #120902
Page 26 of the Holiday Mini Catalogue
Don’t think it, ink it!
Oh how pretty this snowflake folder is in pink!