Day Eight of Christmas Projects - Christmas Door Card

I tried to recreate my front door on a card with the sentiment, From Our Home to Yours...

Simple sympathy

I had no mojo yesterday but still needed to make these cards. I, Tracey, vow to make a set of sympathy cards at my next crop so I always have some on hand.



I think the Core'dinations paper makes them pretty! The butterfly is from the Roy G. Biv stack and the blue is from the Vintage Collection. The butterfly is embossed with the Polka Dots folder. I distressed everything with DH's sand paper then cleaned them off with a Dust Buddy.

I am entering these cards at Getting Cricky with K Andrew. One of her challenges this week is called, "All a flutter."

Super quick card for Dad

This card is for my Dad. (My DH's card was posted in May.) I am entering this card at Fantabulous Cricut. The challenge this week is a project for Dad.



I designed this shape card with my Gypsy and welded the letters "fore you". I de-embossed the card hoping to make it look like a golf ball.

Going wild with Wild Card

Okay... I confess. I borrowed the Wild Card cartridge to make my 50 real estate cards but I can't stop playing with this cartridge! I'm going to have to return it soon... but it's so much fun.

For the mortarboard card, I used Core'dinations paper with a white core and then sanded the edges so they would pop. I braided some embroidery floss to make a tassel and tied it to a brad.



I love the shape of this card and how the branch folds over the front.




I will enter this last card in the Fantabulous Cricut "For the Bride" challenge.



Love this cartridge!

My village

A neighbour asked if I could make cards for her to give real estate clients to celebrate their anniversary of a home purchase. I really wanted to make a card in the shape of a house and did design one with the Gypsy but when I searched "house card" one came up on the Wild Card cartridge. I racked my brain to remember if I knew anyone who had this cartridge and thankfully a friend lent it to me. I purposely made this card in the RE/MAX colors and ran the die cut through the printer with all the necessary contact info. This was a fun project and I hope the first of many.



My daughter walked by the cards and told me she liked my happy little village.