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Handmade Christmas Cards

August 27th, 2010 Posted in Handmade Christmas Cards Tags: , ,

Hammock Managing Editor Summer Huggins shows how to create simple, beautiful handmade Christmas cards. Part of an article for Hammock Inc. publication American Spirit, published for the Daughters of the American Revolution.
Video Rating: 4 / 5

Getting in the Holiday Spirit here by making some Christmas Cards. All of the Rubber Stamps used here are from SparkleNSprinkle.com.

Christmas cards – Store bought vs. handmade?

August 21st, 2010 Posted in Handmade Christmas Cards Tags: , , , ,

Question by Sam S: Christmas cards – Store bought vs. handmade?
If you received a handmade Christmas card from a family member or friend *last* year, would you be offended if that person sent a store-bought card *this* year?

I’ve been making handmade cards, but don’t want anyone to be upset next year if I send boxed cards!

Best answer:

Answer by MotherBear1975
If they’re offended, they’re just plain silly. At least you’re sending them a card. It isn’t all that common anymore. Unless they’re complete twits, they’ll realize that sometimes life catches up with you and you just don’t have all the time you used to have.

What do you think? Answer below!

How much to charge for handmade christmas cards?

August 3rd, 2010 Posted in Handmade Christmas Cards Tags: , , , ,

Question by mn15: How much to charge for handmade christmas cards?
So, i am making about 5o christmas cards for a neighbor and i was wondering how much to charge for each card…or everything all together

Best answer:

Answer by Jen
Depending on how much work and supplies you are using. I work at a store that sells some handmade cards and we charge around for an individual card. I wouldn’t go below 3 or 4 dollars for them, i probably wouldn’t charge more than 7 for them

Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!

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Tips And Ideas For Your Very Own Handmade Christmas Cards

July 4th, 2010 Posted in Handmade Christmas Cards Tags: , , , , ,

Tips And Ideas For Your Very Own Handmade Christmas Cards

When you consider ways of making handmade Christmas greeting cards you could effortlessly come up with many ideas. The crucial point lies in your collection. The quantity of several collections you have to fashion your beautiful card, directly stays in ratio to the best card you would be in possession of. The assortment of decorations one could gather to make a fine-looking and eye-catching Christmas card would be the focal point of card making. It is not just a month’s labor; you have to be inventive enough to look for stuff around you right from day one. These collected works would someday prove to be useful. Before sitting out to make your card, wander around to look for materials that would make Christmas greeting card truly exceptional.

Tips for Your Handmade Christmas Cards

1. It is significant that the resources you bring together should be colorful enough. Consequently, whenever you come upon several colored sheets with various thickness and you find them of no use, take out a punching instrument and punch out small balls. The balls should be of varying sizes. Try to get a hold of them with the use of compass and scissors. These groups of balls could be glued at the borders of photographs, to make frames for any photo, to lay them as a bed for a new embedding craft.

2. Gather several different colored ribbons to create beautiful bows and glue them in your Christmas card wherever essential. It would be magnificent to tie a bow around your card to hand them exclusively as a gift to your loved-ones. These ribbons could also be placed parallel to give the impression of beautiful Christmas trees.

3. Punch out star figures and parallel strips of colored papers to attach stars and hint trees using parallel strips. It would be nice to use silver and gold colors for stars.

4. Put aside colored threads that lay unused. If the threads’ colors are, gold and silver gather them to make out your own picture. Give them a classic touch using these golden threads. You can also use the golden threads in letters printed on the card. Glue them consequently and place them tight in place.

5. Create some snow flakes in your golden and silver sheets and attach them sparingly in the card to make fine glitters in your card.

6. Get the finest glue that would aid you fixing any type of material from threads to papers.

Be it children, teenagers or adults, anybody would love to be greeted on Christmas. If the wishes were conveyed through presents and compliments then that would be much special. If it is going to bear a special touch of yours then that would be the most exceptional gift that they could ever have. It is very important that you acquire all the materials prior to making your card. It is essential to create the card at a stretch than to craft them in different modules for a number of modules. Should you make at a stretch design ensure that, you use a high quality glue that dries up with out leaving a mark on your card. Make sure they cling to everything tight in place. Else get your card plastic-coated in a nearby store. This would not upset any of your designs.