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November 30, 2009 By Amy

Good Cheer Tri-Fold Christmas Card

GoodCheerDetail of fold - click for larger image

This simple Christmas card uses the beauty of the ‘vintage’ style Santa which required very little coloring to be WOW!  Two thumbs WAY up for the Stampin’ Up! artist who designed this stamp set.

I like this ‘alternative’ to the regular fold in half card, but it is still just half a piece of cardstock.  I cut the Garden Green cardstock at 4 1/4 x 11 and scored it at 2 3/8 and 7 5/8 with the larger flap on the bottom.  The bottom panel is Very Vanilla press with the Finial embossing folder for our Sizzix Big Shot.  Awesome folder that I overuse!  The top is my favorite Christmas designer series paper ‘Merry Moments’.

Today is the last day for Stampin’ Up!’s online special. Click here to check it out!  All online orders received this month will recieve a special gift from me… and orders $50+ will earn my online buying special.


Filed Under: blog, Christmas Tagged With: christmas card, Good Cheer, stampin up

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  1. ALTA R. says

    November 30, 2009 at 11:08 am

    I really like the layout and the card in general. I like the old time Stana’s. Thanks for sharing.

  2. Tina Joergens says

    November 30, 2009 at 7:54 pm

    What a beautiful card! I spent Sunday downloading several of your PDFs and wanted to thank you for sharing your creativity! Your projects have sparked so many new ideas for me. I enjoy your style!

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