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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Homemade Cards

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Can you tell that I’ve been busy? I have all of our Christmas cards made. This is the first time I’ve made our Christmas cards. Heck, this year I made my first cards ever and since I’m kinda busy trying to get ready for an impromptu visit to Missouri I thought I’d just show you these today.

I made three different cards, for a total of close to 60.

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The trees are all iris-folded and have little rhinestone toppers, the snowflakes are embossed (my first attempt at embossing) and the last tree has little bead garland.

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Halloween outside and. . .

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In.


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Here’s the card I made for Thanksgiving. It was actually fun. I used glaze on the leaves along with some glitter and tiny beads. After the glaze dried I popped the leaves in the freezer for about 10 minutes then cracked them to make veining.

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A fall iris-folded leaf card.


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A simple thank you card. It’s hard to see in the photo but there’s light green glitter tulle on the front.

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The card I made for Marissa when Cole was born. The baby says ‘ta-da’.

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For my parents’ anniversary.


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Because I’m a chemo angel and send a card weekly to my ‘buddy’ I have many cards that are just kind of thinking of you cards. The one above is one of those, as are the ones below.

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And then the birthday cards:

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Don't forget the giveaways. :)\


You can find some instructions for Iris Folded cards here - (and some free patterns, I used this leaf pattern) it's the place I used when I first saw one and wanted to learn.  They are really pretty simple.