This card reminds of a snowy Christmas night. I love the glimmer tree against this beautiful frosted paper. I used a short cut on this card; the silver foil card bases. Sometimes you need a short cut when you have lots of cards to make in a short time.
I make my sister's Christmas cards each year. This is the card I am making her this year I think the combination of the large sentiment on the front works with that beautiful ribbon. All it needed to finish it was a strip of that pretty Joyous Noel paper. This is a card design you could recreate in a variety of papers and sentiments.
I love the layers of snowflakes in this card. The bigger snowflake under the circle with a snowflake on it, all on a background with copper snowflakes.
Doesn't this baby card just make you say "Ahhh"? I love the colors, the dotted embossed background and the mama and baby. Know what else there is to love? It goes together super fast. The mama and baby are cut from Designer Series Paper, no stamping, no coloring. This card delivers on the adorable factor with very little work.
I am loving the Snowflake Showcase which is available for a limited time from Stampin' Up! It is filled with snowflake thinlits, I choose 3 for this card. Balmy Blue is my favorite winter blue. This would be a great Christmas card, but it would work equally well for a winter birthday card.
One of my favorite things to put on a Christmas card is reindeer. Then when I can add plaid, I feel like my Christmas card is complete. A very different version of reindeer on plaid can be found on this blog post: http://www.scrappinwithjoni.com/blogs/reindeer-on-plaid
This paper from Frosted Floral works for so many occasions. I love the combination of Night of Navy and Blackberry Bliss which this pretty paper highlights. Check the end of the post for two other ideas for this card.
I would not have thought of Mint Macaron as a Christmas Color until I saw this paper in the Frosted Floral paper pack. I added some twigs and leaves cut from the galvanized paper and vellum to complete the look of icy branches.
