DIY: Ideas for Quick ‘n’ Easy Christmas Cards
Are you the type that likes to send out a lot of Christmas cards during this time of year?
If so, I know that’s a task that could get daunting for some (myself included at times). So I thought it would be helpful to share these 5 relatively easy-to-make cards for the holidays – and all of which you can create with typical scrapbooking supplies already on-hand.
There are some great tutorials and shortcuts suggested with each card (by following the link) to help simplify the process… including tips such as using stickers instead of stamps, and mimicking stitching with a pen instead. Eureka!
1. This gorgeous card may look complicated at first but the stamping and embossing could easily be replaced with die-cuts and stickers:
2. This adorable snowman card is one of my favorites because I just love the contrast of the black snowflake patterned paper with the traditional Christmas colors. All elements in this card can be found in the Jingle All The Way theme collection, which you can find in our December kit as part of our Monthly Scrapbook Club. Feel free to click here if you’d like to receive this kit. We still have a $9 per month special going for all 12 x 12 kits.
3. This gem by Laura Bassen will be way easier to crank out if you just use a white pen for fake stitching, and only 1 patterned paper for the background:
4. Believe it or not, those scribbly lines are actually free form machine stitching. But if you’re not a seamstress, then scribbly lines it is 🙂
5. This one can definitely be a 10 minute job with just some ribbon, patterned papers, and sentiment:
Cards are beautiful!
Thanks Shirley! Happy Holiday!
Hi Wendy,
thank you for the easy cards, I wish you had a kind of tutorial what you used, like die cuts, embossing etc.
But it looks very nice.
Thank you and happy Holidays.
Hi Anouk,
I’ll try to put together a more detailed tutorial! I wanted to get these Christmas Card ideas out asap and I really appreciate your kind words 🙂
Really like these cards, thanks for the great ideals
Awesome Bertha! Thanks for visiting and happy holidays!
I like the cards but to late for this year. I will try it next year! Thank you
Thanks for visiting Gail. I will try to get these types of idea posts out earlier in the future. Merry Christmas! 🙂
I wish it would have been possible to get this earlier. This would have been a great project for my grandchildren.
Thank you !
Hi Wendy, The cards are beautiful and easy….tfs Happy Holidays!