To make it a little different; you can make the piece to decorate the envelope flap only 2 inches, then trim a little off the envelope flap. So you have at least 4 inches of the dsp to work with for the card front.
Watching Replay Hello from Northeast Arkansas!!! Thanks for Sharing some Lovely and easy to CASE and quick to make Christmas cards. So Excited to get started on Christmas. My most Favorite Season oh All!!!
Hi from just north of Toronto. Love your clear and concise way of showing and making your projects. Liking the accent too. The DSP is a panorama of scenes that I see around me in winter. The softness of the colour of the card base on the first Xmas card is lovely. The second card is a scene of yersteryear with a hint of coolness in the forest. (Mary)🇨🇦
Hello
I like these 2 lovely cards
Thank you.
To make it a little different; you can make the piece to decorate the envelope flap only 2 inches, then trim a little off the envelope flap. So you have at least 4 inches of the dsp to work with for the card front.
Watching Replay Hello from Northeast Arkansas!!! Thanks for Sharing some Lovely and easy to CASE and quick to make Christmas cards. So Excited to get started on Christmas. My most Favorite Season oh All!!!
Thanks for watching. I post a video weekly. Christmas is my favorite season too.
You got me started on Christmas cards.
Glad I could help. 😉
Hi from just north of Toronto. Love your clear and concise way of showing and making your projects. Liking the accent too. The DSP is a panorama of scenes that I see around me in winter. The softness of the colour of the card base on the first Xmas card is lovely. The second card is a scene of yersteryear with a hint of coolness in the forest. (Mary)🇨🇦
Thanks Mary. It’s beautiful paper to work with.