I wanted to show my Christmas card with you. I wanted to wait until the cards had gone out, didn't want to spoil the surprise for my friends and family.
My card.
With slight variations,
I sent the same card to everyone.
For the first time,
I used a tri-level stamp (the weeds).
A separate stamp contained text.
Because I waited to make my cards until days before they needed to be mailed, it was a tremendous amount of work in a short amount of time. I work full time, so everything was done in the evenings. I worked until I could barely move. Stayed up late. Fifty cards. Note to self: next year, start the process earlier!
5 comments:
Hello there! Found your blog via a comment on Corgi Butts about the illustration Kelly did for her 100 Followers Give Away! "We" are Sam and Finley and I saw your comment asking if Finley is small or a puppy, and she is a puppy but you mentioned your corgi- Chelsea I presume? she is SO cute!! I love the pictures of her in the snow below- is small! I think Finn is going to be small, too! How big is Chelsea? Finn is 5 months and I'm wondering if she's stopped growing.
Anyway, these cards are gorgeous! I love the design of the weeds, as you called them!
I love your cards! You do such great work! I didn't even realize the plants were a stamp. It looked so professional.
Those are so cool!
I use my ironing board in crafting too!
Your cards are just beautiful and you are a very crafty girl! Love them.
These are just gorgeous!!
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