January: Mod flower
February: Festive wreath
March: Winter songbird
April: Penguin shaker
May: Retro colorful trees
June: Over the river
July: Winter cardinal
August: Simple and traditional
September: Ho Ho Postage
October: Retro sparkles
November: Caring Hearts Card Drive
Holiday treat packages
I hope you found a little inspiration in these cards, either for this year (it's not too late to create and send some handmade cards!) or to tuck away for next year.
I'm going to try making some Christmas ornaments tonight, so I hope to share those soon. Thanks for stopping by!
4 comments:
Isn't it funny, I check your blog EVERY day, and yet there are cards that I see on this post that I don't remember seeing before!! I(think) I have just posted my last Christmas card/gift for the year! I have a couple of hand delivered ones left and that's it for the year. (She says with fingers crossed!) I tried to get my overseas cards posted early this year, I hope I succeeded! Anyway, it's nice to see all your Christmas cards in one post, I like them all!
I look forward to seeing your Christmas ornaments! Have fun!
Sunshine
ihearttostamp.blogspot.com
Gorgeous, each and every one! You have such an amazing talent to create many different styles and you see unique aspects in the stamps and sets. I'm always inspired. Hope you and yours are enjoying this holiday season.
Judy
Thanks, Sunshine! I did receive your beautiful Christmas card - you're ahead of me!
Thanks so much, Judy! That's such a kind comment, and it means a lot to me. Sometimes I feel like my cards start to look the same, so I love hearing that you notice the different styles. :)
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