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October's Card Club Card

 October's Card Club!


This month the club decided to do a Christmas Theme but to make card kits.  I love this idea as that way you can customize the way the cards look.  

It also was challenging as you want to make something that will be easy to put together and not require too much.  I chose to use my Silhouette Cameo 5 to cut the design out.  

I found this cute reindeer and made a few alterations.  The card is larger than a regular A2 card so I ended up making envelopes as well.

This is the end result:

I also decided to cut a pc of brown cardstock for the inside and made those cute stickers from my cameo as well.

I printed out a copy of the card I made so that the people have a reference on how to assemble the card and put one in each card kit.  I ended up also putting them in clear cellophane envelopes so that its easier to keep all those bits together!  I am so excited to give these away and excited to see what i get.


Please follow me, as I'll be posting the cards I make and some I get in future blogs. Thank you for reading!

ImGinBugCrafter




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