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On the back of the card there is room to write.
And to fold the boxes one side and then other boxes in front and you will be able to get the card into a large envelope as this card is a 5x7 inch card. I would need to work out how to get it down to a 6x4 card which I didn't have time to do today.Now is the time to head to the amazing Kate Morgan as she is the next person on our week 11 Heart of Christmas journey. Hit the next blog button and you will go straight there. I can't wait to see her wonderful creation this week.
Today I went back for some embossing folder and die magic for your. I created the same card but used 3 different embossing folders for the background.
Each card I used the same sentiment but their unique colour for that sentiment on the "Merry" when I was stamping using the the Traditional Labels Stamp set. So let's have a closer look at each card.This card is my Old Olive Card, I have a base of Thick Basic White for all the cards then a coloured card stock layer and the Embossed layer. This embossing forlder is the Christmas Words Hyrbrid Embossing Folder. I have used it on it's own here as the background but you can also use it with the die to cut out the words.This is my Mossy Meadow Card ad I have used the Peaceful Greenery 3D embossing folder. Both of these cards are what I would say are more the Christmas embossing folders however my 3rd card I decided to use a non Christmas embossing folder.This is the Cherry Cobbler card and I have used the Soft Waves 3D embossing folder. I would most likely use this if I was doing a water card or a card with a boat but hey I have lived where there have been some pretty big snow drifts that never melted until spring so this is my snowy drift card!Now is the time to head to the next wonderful Art With Heart Team member and this week it will be the amazing Sue Madex. I love her work so hit the next blog button and you will go straight there.
Welcome to week 1 of the Heart of Christmas for 2026. Each week on Monday until the last week of November a group of the Art with Heart te...