Here's Card #1: O Christmas Tree
I will provide the white embossed tree in exchange for a quarter sheet of white cardstock per card. (Please order in quantities of 4 so we can exchange a whole sheet of white cardstock instead of quarter sheets.) You provide the rest (ie, ribbon, background paper, and glitter glue). I saw this card done white on white as well and it was exquisit! Really an elegant card.
I used a clear glitte glue to add a little ornamentation to the tree. This picture just doesn't do it justice. You can add any sort of brads, colored glittered glue, etc you would like to ornament your tree.
The inside: "CHRISTMAS"
Here's card #2: "Joy"
I will provide the white portion of the "joy" ornament bulb with swiss dot embossing. The embossing on the green card and the hole punch will be available for use, though, if you are interested in owning your own, it is a Martha Stewart punch I purchased at Michaels with a 40% off coupon. If you buy one, please bring it so we have more than one punch! Please order in quantities of 8 so you can exchange with me a whole sheet of white cardstock instead of quarter sheets.
My Cricut died on me this week and they are sending me a new one. So, the inside of this card can have a "Merry Christmas" in white cardstock that matches the font of the "joy" on the front. I will try and post an updated pic as soon as I get my machine back. 
Okay, here is the last card:Card #3 Mr. Snowman
I will provide the white santa and opportunity to emboss your santa. You provide any embelisments and additional paper. For this card, you can get 6 cards out of one 12x12 blue sheet of paper. To trade white cardstock, 1/4 sheet for each santa, (Please order in quantities of 4 so I can trade with you in whole sheets.)
The inside: Seasons Greetings
4 comments:
Wow, those are all really cute, I wish I had a talent to make those, and your bows are adorable, I hope one day to have a girl so I can buy some from you!
Those cards are really cute! Our RS had a craft night and I had a card table where the sisters could come and make cards. We had a great time. Sorry to hear you are having Cricut problems, but a good ending to your story!
Em, your cards are really pretty. I've resorted to good ol' Costco picture-print cards since my crafty skills never seem to produce the same exquisite results you've demonstrated.
I love the Christmas tree! It really is beautiful and exquisite like you said. I was going to go the handmade route this year but then I won a $100 gift certificate for custom holiday greeting cards. ☺
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