Homemade Christmas Cards

Also does anyone have any ideas for little presents to go in the homemade christmas cards???
they need to be post-able!
maybe christmas ornaments????
any ideas for making homemade christmas cards?

you could make a pop-up card i make pop-up cards for all occasions heres a link http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Pop-Up-Car d you can make this way of doing it by makeing two places to put poping up things

2008-11-16 14:51:54 by Who K

The Christmas cards I made for my family this year. Products used: Bitty Scrap pad by Provo Craft- It's Christmas by Colleen Parry, Presto rub ...

I have bought some card stock and some embellishments, but I have no imagination. Would anyone care to share some ideas with me? Thank you in advance.

Oh, this is a fun question to answer!

I've made my own Christmas cards for the past three years, and have had much fun doing it.

If you don't want to spend a lot of money, you could use two squares of green cardstock -- about 1.5" and one square of red cardstock -- about 1.5", glue them onto the front of the card (in landscape position, as opposed to portrait).

Then, use an embellishment on each of the little squares.

I wish you would have said what type of embellishment you purchased, because that would help me to guide you.

If you have rubber stamps and ink, you could stamp on cardstock, then mount it onto your card.

Whatever you do, it's always a good idea to use fibers (basically, a piece of yarn about 12" long) and tie them around the front panel of the card.

I'll try to provide you with links of some neat ideas.

Good luck and have fun!

2006-12-01 15:13:03 by SusanS, Incognito

Fine heavyweight paper stocks.
Color coordinating envelope for each card.
High quality embellishments.

You can find coloring pages online

http://bestsantasletter.com/christmas-co loring-pages

These caneven be downloaded as coloring cards. You just print and color them

2009-12-08 14:31:18 by nope

Fine heavy weight paper stock with high quality embellishments. Color coordinated matching envelope for each card.
Contains 11 general birthday cards, 4 children's birthday cards, 5 blank, 2 new baby, 2 congratulations, 2 thank you, 2 sympathy, 2 wedding
Each card and envelope individually wrapped

I want them to look really nice and pretty-any ideas at all?

Here's a few nice ones that I found on the internet. See the links below. My favorites are those with photos, similar to those at - http://www.invitingsmiles.com/shop/shopd isplaycategories.asp?id=5695&cat=Hol iday+Collage+Cards+

2006-12-17 16:20:57 by MEEE

every year i draw my own . stuff like santa, elves, snowmen, penguins, reindeer dog, i make them goofy and then i color them with water colors and scan them to my computer and write some christmas words inside.

2009-12-08 14:05:01 by nope