October 17, 2008 by billiescraftroom
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If you are a family member look away now or this will spoil the surprise. Here is the card I have made for the family’s Christmas cards. I have to say that when you are making cards in large numbers the only way to go is to keep it simple. I try to go for elegant rather than fussy. I hope I’ve pulled that off.
Best wishes and thanks for reading
Billie 
PS Still experimenting with adding blue background to photos, do let me know what you think in the comments box below.
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That sure looks nicer than what I’ve been making (and need to photograph), Robert Sabuda’s Christmas Tree http://www.robertsabuda.com/popmaketreepiece.html out of green cardstock on a red cardstock backing piece!
I’m still having problems finding a good snowflake for mine…. and if I don’t get cracking soon they will probably never happen….
Penny Black do a nicwe rubber stamp image of a snowflake
http://www.pennyblackinc.com/display_item.php?PID=2868&CAT=RSchristmas
If it is a stamp you are after try having a look through the suppliers list on the rubber stamping tab at the top of the blog. Lots of options on there.
Billie
More Penny Black Snowflakes
http://www.pennyblackinc.com/product_thumbs.php?page=12&CAT=RSchristmas
Billie