It's definitely time to make some Christmas cards!
Being in love with a Scandinavian design for a while now I wanted our this year cards be just that.
Minimal,but heart warming.
I included printable lettering for you here below, in case you prefer it more then your own writing ;)
Just click on the link, print and cut out for your cards.
*Remember to apply "fit to page" when printing ;)
Materials:
I choose brown square cards from Poundland.
Some I kept it square...
and some I cut in half.
The idea for the woodland card came from an old cookie cutters I had it for years.
I followed the shapes using fine tip pen.
Then painted in white.
When the paint dried I drawn a new outline and hare's eye with a thicker tip pen.
I cut out desired fragments of the shapes - toadstool hat, hare's ear and tail.
Then glued them onto cards.
Using cotton stick we make dots on toadstool hat.
and forest foliage.
I also added red fruits so it looks more Christmassy...
and silver and gold touches on leaves using metallic pens.
When cut out lettering from the printable I decided to add burn effect to the edges of the paper.
Ta da!
I'm very pleased with this cute simple cards :)
Enjoy!
Being in love with a Scandinavian design for a while now I wanted our this year cards be just that.
Minimal,but heart warming.
I included printable lettering for you here below, in case you prefer it more then your own writing ;)
Just click on the link, print and cut out for your cards.
*Remember to apply "fit to page" when printing ;)
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Materials:
Some I kept it square...
and some I cut in half.
The idea for the woodland card came from an old cookie cutters I had it for years.
I followed the shapes using fine tip pen.
Then painted in white.
When the paint dried I drawn a new outline and hare's eye with a thicker tip pen.
I cut out desired fragments of the shapes - toadstool hat, hare's ear and tail.
Then glued them onto cards.
Using cotton stick we make dots on toadstool hat.
Next was little details using fine pen...
and forest foliage.
and silver and gold touches on leaves using metallic pens.
And glued them on.
Next finished them with a little framing.
Ta da!
They also easy enough for your kiddos to join in ;)
Here's step by step in one for you, to make life easier ;)
Enjoy!
