Another batch of quick Christmas cards…

…I’m noticing a trend here…quick cards! Honestly I often spend more than 10 minutes on a project but I do love a quick craft now and then especially when making batch cards. Here is one that is easy to mass produce, the stamps are from Papertrey ink (Year of Flowers and Garden Variety) but you can use any frame and flower set you have:

This was so simple to make. First cut ATC sized panels of cream cardstock. You can get the most from a sheet of 8.5″x11″ cardstock by cutting 2-2.5″x11″ strips and you are left with 1-3.5″x11″ strip, then cut the strips us so you have 10 2.5″x3.5″ standard ATC sized cards (there will be a teeny bit leftover). Stamp the seed packet on each card in brown and once on a post it note. Cut the middle of the seed packet image out of the post it note and use it as a mask to stamp the poinsettia from the year of flowers set in red and green. Easy peasy! This is a great card to use up scrap holiday papers simply by glueing them to a standard card base and adhering the faux seed packet on top and it is quite pretty!

That’s it for tonight, I stayed up WAY to late scrapping with the girls last night (I spent from 7:30pm-12:30am working on a 2 page layout that I did not finish because I was too busy flapping my gums LOL!) and I had to be up bright an early to get my kids ready for school pictures and get my own tired but to a dentist appointment at 8am…yawn…so thanks for stopping by and til next time happy crafting!