Supplies Needed:
Heavy Paper
Washable Paints
Paintbrush
Spray Bottle
Cookie Sheet
Tape
Pencil
Colored papers
Stamps
Markers
Glitter
Set your spray bottle to mist and sprits the paint with water until it runs down the page. I found that the red paint overpowered the green paint, so I added more dots of green and continued to spray.
Now for the card making. I used blank note cards but you can use heavy paper, folded in half if you don’t have any blank note cards.
What you do next is completely up to you. Use your imagination to combine your materials and see what you come up with.
Write your holiday wishes inside your cards, slide them into envelopes, and mail them to your friends and family. They will certainly smile at your thoughtfulness.
More Christmas card ideas to come next week. Check back tomorrow for Fantastic Fiction Friday.
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4 comments:
Those are cute cards! I also like Morris Louis's work. I hadn't seen it before. I enjoy reading your site. Gives me lots of new ideas and teaches me about artists I didn't know about! Thanks!!
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Tell your mom thanks, and she is adorable. Congratulations to her - that's fantastic, and my parents are headed for the big 3-0 in 2009 as well (April 21). :-)
I'm glad you like the cards, crafter5. I really like Morris Louis' work, too. It's nice when you can work art into something like Christmas card making.
Wow, just what I needed! I was looking for Christmas craft ideas that my kids can do on their own. Handmade Christmas cards are the best. Thanks!
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