I am sharing the instructions for a Christmas ornament card this week.
You will need a 5 1/2" x 4" notecard.
Cover front of card with a 5 1/4" x 3 3/4" rectangle of scrapbook paper.
Cut out an approx. 2 1/8" circle from cardstock and a slightly smaller circle from a lighter cardstock or scrapbook paper.
Dab the edges with an ink pad, if desired and glue to larger circle.
Add a sticker or stamp.
Glue to front of card, as shown.
Attach a length of ribbon from the top middle of card, down to the top of the ornament with glue. I used hot glue.
Tie a bow with another length of ribbon and glue to top of ornament.
Send to a friend!
Another version.
Here are a few other things I made recently...
Gift card holder
Reindeer tags
Baby dress card
Items can be found in my Etsy Shop.
Thank you for taking a look!
Paper Craft Fun: Post any kind of paper craft (card, bookmark, tag, banner, journal, etc.) on your blog between now and next week and come sign Mr. Linky. Next Thursday, I will draw two of the names and the winners will receive supplies for a homemade card: blank notecard, envelope, and an assortment of scrapbook paper, stickers (or stamped images), and ribbon. Link back here in your post, so that others will know where to join in the fun, too!
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Your cards are always cute. I hope your etsy shop is doing good.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are so pretty! Thankyou for sharing.
ReplyDeleteyou make the prettiest cards.
ReplyDeleteI am not a scrapbooker, but I love looking in on your thursday card posts. My daughter is studying to become a teacher and is facilitating a card making class as a volunteerat a middle school for teaching experience. I show her some of the things you do and she loves the ideas! Thanks for sharing your wonderful creativity:>)
ReplyDeleteLove that Christmas ornament one!
ReplyDeleteThe cards are beautiful, Kelli. Thanks for sharing all you wonderful ideas.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Wanita
I cannot find Mr. Linky on your page, but here is my paper craft for today:
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LOVE your card!!!
This is awesome. you do something like this every thursday? Wow, great! I love to make paper crafts I am helpless on my own and always need someone to show me. Im so glad i'm following your blog! :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Count me in!
ReplyDeleteYou are very creative. Thank you for hosting the "Giving Thanks" celebration. I enjoyed participating.
ReplyDeleteWonderful cards! They don't look
ReplyDeleteso hard to make step by step!
You make it look easy!
Kelli, these are really beautiful! I love the use of the circle with ink around the edge. A wonderful look.
ReplyDeleteI just did some circles and now wish I had a really good circle cutter. At least, I'm getting better at cutting curves.
Love,
Nancy
These are great! You could even leave the ornament loose, just attached to the ribbon and it could be hung on a tree the next year.
ReplyDeleteI've said it before, and I'll say it again--there is a spiritual dimension to your work. I follow plenty of crafters' blogs, some greatly talented and most Christian, but none gets down as deeply into my soul as yours. God has blessed the work of your hands.
ReplyDeleteI always love your cards and you inspire my craft side, thankyou.
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These are adorable. You are very talented! I love the reindeer gift tags. They look simple to make yet festive and elegant. Thanks for showing us your neat stuff.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely blog you have! I stumbled upon you today and loved the card you made. Stop by and see the Christmas cards I am working on!
ReplyDeleteA bit out of season, but I stumbled upon this today and I really love it. I can't wait for next Christmas so I can try this out!
ReplyDeleteI show her some of the things you do and she loves the ideas! Thanks for sharing your wonderful creativity its a great work has been done
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Your cards are so pretty!thanks for sharing..i need it to to design Gift Card envelopes.
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