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As all stampers know, we have to start our Christmas cards early if we'll have enough to send to friends and family. Here are some ideas to get you started.

Thank you to the stampers who have contributed so far. If you have a special card you'd like shown on this page, please email me for information.

Stamp Credit: PSX, Penny Black

Note: The ovals were cut using Evo Templates

Stamper: Christine Cox

Stamp Credits: Stamp Mania and ??

Stamp Credits: PSX, Stamps Happen

Note: This is a self mailer. When folded it can just be popped in the mail without an envelope.

Stamp Credit: Magenta

Stamp Credits: Denami

Stamp Credits: "Season's Greetings from Hero Arts, Holly from Denami

Stamp credits: ??

Note: The snow is Liquid Applique so, coupled with the bow, the card has a great textural feel.

Stamp credits: Snowmen from Hero Arts, Snow Globe from All Night Media

Note" This is a shaker card! The snow globe is a window.

Stamp Credit: House Mouse from Stampa Barbara

Note: The candies were colored with Hybrid gel pens...Red and Green, the stocking was colored with a red prisma pencil and the little mouse was colored with prisma brown pencil

Stamp credits: Words from Printworks, Ornaments from Penny Black

The ornaments are stamped and embossed, then cut out and mounted on the card. The words are embossed with white embossing powder.

Stamp credits: Magenta

The scene is colored with pencils, the snow is outlined with white Liquid Applique and the sky is chalk

Stamp credit: Snowman from Hero Arts, Trees from Stampscapes.

The snow is from a blitzer and a silver pen. The rest was colored with markers

Stamp credits: Hero Arts

Stamp credits: Magenta

Stamp credits: Candle from Hero Arts, snowflakes from Stamps Happen

Notes: The candle is cut out and layered onto gold paper. The flame is Art Institute glitter

Stamp credits: All stamps from JudiKins

Note: This was a graceful recovery. I was trying to make an all white/green/gold collage and it kept getting worse and worse so I put lace paper over the whole thing.

Stamp credits: Snowflakes from Stamps Happen, postoid from Hero Arts, mini stamps from Personal stamp Exchange

Note: the postoids are mounted on foam tape for a 3-D effect.