Five Favorite Holiday Cards – 2014

Since Lauren & I started Jingle Belles in 2010, I've been recapping my five favorite Christmas cards of the year (you can find 2010, 2011, 2012 & 2013 here) … I always enjoy revisiting my creations for the year.

Here they are in no particular order:

1 – This first one was for our Jingle Belles prompt to make a holiday card for those who might not celebrate Christmas.  I love every element of this card … and how well they all work together.  The bow behind the brad & the binder punch are design elements I should incorporate more often … and the stickers make for such easy assembly.

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 2.  I had fun making the 12 Tags of Christmas with a Feminine Twist this year … and this is the tag I kept for myself.  I love the elegance of the silver glitter stripes … and the glittery cardinals were the perfect touch for our cardinal loving family.

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3. This was certainly my weirdest card of the year … but also the most fun to make.  My husband came-up with the idea of Christmas Corn for the Food Prompt at Jingle Belles … and we ran with it.   We spent the afternoon discussing different elements … and then figuring out ways to incorporate them.  It still makes me smile … especially the look on the raccoon's face as he tries to sneak a present from under the Corn.

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4.  I was thrilled with how cool the punched silver glitter branches looked when I made them into a wreath card for a Fusion Card Challenge … and it's also a great example of my love of sequins in 2014 … certainly my favorite embellishment of the year.

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5.  This card celebrated RED at Jingle Belles.  I love when a piece of designer paper works perfectly for a card design … I also love that some of the oldest embellishments in my studio finally found a home.

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And don't forget … if you want to take back December 2015 one holiday card at a time, join the fun at Jingle Belles starting January 1st.

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