Spreading Holiday Joy
Hi readers! It’s getting close to that time of year where we all send out Holiday cards to our friends & family. It’s so fun to receive lots of different kinds of cards, but sometimes when sitting down to MAKE the cards you’ll be sending out it can be a bit daunting! There are ways to make it easier! The highlight of these cards is this lovely collaboration between Clearly Besotted & Simon Says Stamp!
I’m excited to share this fun design made by Stephanie Wincott with you today, along with some tips and tricks below on mass producing!
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Keep it simple, the simpler the better
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Keep embellishments to a minimum to keep shipping costs down – one layer cards are best
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Easy way to add variety is by just changing the colour scheme, or by using a variety of sentiments
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Have a conveyor belt type system in place – completing one element completely at a time (i.e. cutting card down to size, then stamping, then adding embellishments etc.)
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I adore you style,Stephanie!! These cards are so beautiful!!!
Love that stripe stamp! So easy to make the same card different.
Gorgeous and elegant, love the simplicity as well!
Beautiful cards! And thanks for the great tips! Really helpful!
love these gorgeous one-layered creations! Wonderfully inspiring, thanks so much!
Thank you for the inspiration–LOVE this design!
Great card for mass production! Lovely.
Great looking cards which are do-able! Thanks for the advice and tips.
Great tips, great cards!
Beautiful cards! I love the stamping on kraft!
Lovely cards, very elegant.
I just love the holly berry stamp….it just screams Christmas or A Wintery season. They are very pretty cards.
Beautiful cards and great the difference in design; if you have to make a lot of cards you\re so happy to see other colours…
Oooh these are beautiful CAS cards!
I’m planning on doing my cards production-line style this year, so thanks for the tips!
beautiful set of cards… love that holly berries stamp set!
Beautiful CAS cards. Love the vintage look, stamps and papers.Thank you for sharing these lovely creations :-D
These are beautiful cards.
Nice and simple card for the holidays!
Very pretty cards and they look quite easy to mass produce. Thanks for sharing.
Cards are very lovely and so easy to reproduce…thanks for the tips!!!
beautiful cards Stephanie just perfect for the seasons cardmaking marathon x
Pretty cards! I love the clean look, thanks for sharing.
Great cards ! My fav is the one with pearls
Great design! I can see myself making lots of these!
Love these!
I used a lot of the same tips in making cards for Caring Hearts. It’s not too late!
Very pretty cards. Love the holly.
Beautiful cards–I love all the different colors of papers used.
I really like that stamp set. Great layout, esp like the red patterned paper accent.
beautiful cards!! simple and elegant design… nice..
-Berina
Moxie Craftie
these are perfect for Christmas!
Love the holly panel, so pretty!
Thank you, thank you for the tips. I always need a number of cards at the last minute and your tips will come in handy. Love the CAS card you made.
Beautiful cards!! It looks great in every color! Thanks for the tips.
Simple and elegant. Can’t beat that.
Gorgeous cards!
Carla from Utah
Super tips for getting cards done. I love the stamp!
I love it when cards are easily recreated for multiples. I follow the blog by email.
These are super cute cards! Thanks for the helpful tips!
Elegant. I love the idea for changing colors.
lovely and elegant card….
I love the tips! The card is elegant and thoughtful. Thank you!!
LOVE these cards. My favorite is the one with the Lipstick Red paper.
Thank you for the mass producing card tricks and the beautiful cards you shared with us today.
These are lovely! Would be pretty stamped onto kraft paper wrapping too. Thanks for sharing :)
love these cards love the color options. :-)
I already started with crafting my christmas cards, too. Yours are beautiful.
Each card is so lovely, although I believe I’m more fond of the first because of the pearl “holly berries”. Thank you for such a wonderful card to inspire us!
Pine cones on holly sprigs? It looks pretty, though.
Pretty cards and great tips!