This year I sent out 85+ Christmas cards. I ended up with two versions as I ran out of supplies for card #1. The cards were designed to fit in a #10 business envelope (4 1/8" x 9 1/2"). I found 100 of those envelopes at my local Len's Mills store for under $7 and they looked a lot like kraft paper. I would strongly suggest investing in an address stamp. Last year I had one made at a UPS store here in Woodstock for about $30. It's saves A LOT of handwriting and, the fact that it's self-inking, means I will have it for many, many more years to come.
Reminder: If you haven't checked out the giveaways over on the Core'dinations blog you should go there now!
Version #1 Supplies: Core'dinations cardstock (Core Impressions - Jillibean Soup and Vintage), Jillibean Soup kraft paper, printed paper, corrugated shape, and twine, Unity Stamp Co. stamp (Jillibean Soup collection), Fiskars border punch, Tsukineko ink, EK Success perforator (to create ink stitches), Making Memories sanding block, We R' Memory Keepers Crop-a-Dile (hole punch) and Helmar layering tape.
Version #2 Supplies: Jillibean Soup kraft paper and printed paper, Unity Stamp Company stamps (Jillibean Soup Collection), Tsukineko ink, other: sewing machine and thread.
Both versions are lovely! Congrats on getting them all done!
ReplyDeleteSuch a great shaped card Sarah I always love your Christmas cards!! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteIt's a fabulous card Sarah - thanks so much!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely design... so clever with the photo at the side. The card fronts are beautiful too. Great work, Sarah!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful again! I always love your Christmas cards!
ReplyDeletewas absolutely delighted to receive one of these beauties in person. as above - awesome design. Many Thanks!
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