Thursday 16 December 2021

Six Christmas Wreath Cards



Hello!  MANY years ago, I got this Christmas card kit from Stampin' Up. I don't actually remember ordering it as it's a photo card kit with the idea being you add a 4 x 6 photo inside the ivory scalloped frame. That made me think it was probably a gift from my then-Stampin' Up demonstrator. At any rate, I pulled it out and decided to USE IT UP. 

Well, I didn't actually get to use the whole kit, but I did use half of it and some more really REALLY old patterned paper from my stash, so I'm calling it a win. The Kraft card bases are 5 x 7" and have the polka dot strip printed on one edge. The kit came also came with with lovely ivory envelopes, the scalloped frames, the sentiment strips and the winter sprig that I added inside the cards. The elements were all stickers at one time, but they are so old I didn't trust that the adhesive would hold up so I ended up attaching everything with glue.


I created the wreath's from a (retired) bundle from Stampin' Up, and stamped sentiments (both stamp sets are long retired).

Below shows the inside of three of the cards - they were all done pretty much the same.


I was so happy with how these cards turned out and especially enjoyed using so many older items from my stash. The patterned papers are from Magenta (2003), Provocraft (also 2003) and Daisy D (about the same age). The Simply Sent Card Kit was dated 2006.

This blog uses affiliate links whenever possible. This means, that at no cost to you, if you make a purchase through one of my affiliate links that I may receive a small commission from your purchase. I only link products that I own, love and use for my card making!

Any supplies I'm unable to link are listed at the very bottom of my post.

Additional Supplies:
Confetti card stock - stash
Green and burgundy card stocks - stash
Wreath Builder die set - Stampin' Up (retired)
Sentiments - Stylish Sentiments Holiday, Papertrey Ink (retired)
Shimmer Spray

1 comment:

Thanks for taking the time to comment - I appreciate each one!