When Trevor was little, we had great fun making Christmas-themed thank you notes together. I think these handprint reindeer from 10 years ago were my very favorites. Trevor is no longer interested in making cards with me, but he knows that mailing thank you notes to people who send him gifts is non-negotiable. Now I make the cards by myself. I had a lot of fun with this design, using inks in so many different ways! Affiliate links below.
Christmas Tree Thank You Cards
Materials:
- white cardstock
- green inks
- blending brushes
- gold ink
- tree stamp
- thank you stamp (mine's by Inkadinkado and no longer for sale)
- gold Stickles
Steps:
Cut a piece of cardstock in half, then fold each half to make two 4.25" x 5.5" card bases. Use a separate sheet of cardstock to make 4" x 5.25" card faces. Repeat until you have the desired number of card bases and faces.
Use a blending brush and several shades of green inks to color the card faces. Work on a piece of scratch paper and go all the way to the edges.
Stamp the tree onto the left side of the paper. My stamp isn't as big as the paper, so I stamped at the top first, then stamped lower and lower to extend the tree to the base of the card.
Stamp the sentiment in the upper right quadrant, then use the same gold to ink the edges. Add dots of gold Stickles all over the stamped tree.
When the ink is dry, adhere the card faces to the bases.
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