I don't usually start on Christmas cards this early, but a friend had asked me to create some things for an auction/fundraiser. Her nephew has Lyme Induced Autism and the family has no health insurance. The Drs bills are getting to be way to much for the family so they are holding an All You Can Eat Spaghetti dinner and Auction. This friend has seen some hair bows that I made( I haven't posted them here because I am just getting started and not really thrilled with them yet) and asked me to donate some. I told her I would but then decided to also offer something that I know I'm good at. I made 3 sets of blank cards. The first set includes this swirly Christmas Tree from the Christmas solution cartridge that I got as part of the free gypsy download promo. The white cardstock is from Walmart, the red is Wausau brand and I used Vanilla Smooch mist on the Swiss Dots embossed portion. The green is Bazzill and the bling is from my stash. I used a stamp from Close to my Heart for the tag as well as a scalloped circle nestie. I made a belly band with the leftover red paper to make a pretty package for these.
Monday, November 8, 2010
Christmas Cards
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Thanks for sharing. I'm excited to start using the Christmas Solutions cart.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure these will be bought right away!
Wow!! that tree is very beautiful. Great job
ReplyDeleteJust Beautiful! I'm sure they will go fast.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great cause and such nice sets! The tree has to be my fave, probably because of the swiss dots.
ReplyDeleteThis is for a great cause and I'm sure they all will love them and be greatful that you did such great work on these. LOve the tree the best-but close 2nd with the colors in the snowflake card. Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome friend you are!!!
ReplyDeleteThese cards are super fab. sure to bring in money, Love them all :)
Every card is just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along @ CCC.
They are all beautiful! Greatjob!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card sets! What a worthy thing to do, fabulous job on both counts!
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