Diy christmas cards with photo

Okay you guys, I CANNOT get enough of this thing! I’m seriously obsessed. The FUJIFILM Instax® SHARE SP-3 SQ prints instant photos straight from your iPhone or from their app… it’s addicting and so fun. I have about a million little DIY projects I want to do with them! But to show you what this […]

I decided to get really ambitious this year. Instead of doing a digital Christmas card, I decided I wanted to make my own Christmas cards. And I wanted to do it cheaply. Some thought it couldn't be done. But I did it! Let me just break these cards down by price: Cardstock: $5 (Wal-Mart) Ribbon: $2 (Wal-Mart) Stamp: $1 (Hobby Lobby) Christmas Tree Brad : $1.60 (Ollie's) Photography: Free (Friend took pictures) Printing Pictures: $5 (Costco) Total Cost: $14.60 Not too shabby! Plus postage, but…

If you have little kids, this makes the CUTEST Christmas card!I think I may do this every year!Here is what you need:This is the box I got. It fits my oldest, who is 4' tall. and it already comes with a bar in the top for hanging your wardrobe. I used it to hang ornaments! They also have a taller one if you have older kids or want to get in on these cute pictures yourself! Make sure you have a box cutter, scissors, and clear packaging tape for assembling it!I used clear nylon string to hang…

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Embellish a simple black and white photo by adding a watercolor painted and rubber-stamped flag with a sewing machine for holiday cards.

Simple homemade Christmas cards with a photo and baker's twine.

Every year I order my Christmas cards through Shutterfly or some other online company that prints cards. But this year, thanks to Pi...

I figure, if you’re going to send a Christmas card, why not send it with a bang!…. or as bunting, as the case may be. This picture may look familiar from last week’s Stitch Fix review post. It’s best one of just three winner shots we got from our family photo shoot. The irony of Natalie’s grumpy face amidst this “joy” bunting is not lost on me. Ha! If it makes people

See my blog for a quick video on how to make this simple holiday card with a photo inside: http://darlenedesign.com/wordpress/?p=3622

Quickly and easily make your own Family Photo Christmas Cards on a free digital design website "Canva", and then print them at home!