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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Christmas 2011



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This Christmas card was designed so that it would be simple enough to cut and assemble in multiples. It took me about 3 hours to complete 20 cards, including the printing and attaching of the inside greeting. The SVG files provided are set up with multiple cuts of the same graphic, and are designed to fit on the small 6" x 12" cutting mat.

Cut as many wreaths as you need using bright green card stock, an equal quantity of bows using neon pink card stock, an equal quantity of the word "JOY" using neon orange card stock, and an equal quantity of the word "PEACE" using process blue card stock. Spray the backs of all pieces with spray glue. Use 8-1/2" x 11" black card stock folded in half for the base of the cards. Attach all of the wreaths first, then the bows and then the words "PEACE" and "JOY."


A PDF file of the inside greeting shown above is included with the SVG files. Print as many of the inside greeting as you need. If printing on 8-1/2" x 11" paper, you should cut 1/2" from all sides of the paper so that the inside greeting is 7-1/2" x 10".

Fold the inside greeting pages in half. Use a glue stick to put a small dot of glue on the back side of each of the top 2 corners of the inside greeting, and on the back top center below the fold. Carefully place the folded inside greeting into the folded outside card and press down to adhere the greeting to the inside of the card. Finished card will fit into a standard 5-3/4" x 8-3/4" greeting card envelope.


Four SVG files (wreath2, bow6, peace6 and joy9) and one PDF file of the inside greeting are provided and can be downloaded below. The SVG files can be cut using the Sure Cuts A Lot software and a Cricut® cutting machine.

7 comments:

  1. Yahoo, I found your site again. Somehow in my early stages of learning the computer I did not know how to save sites. I kept coming across an svg winter magic but did not know where it came from or how to use it. I have hunted and hunted and finally found you again. I am so happy. THANK YOU for your svgs and tutorials on how to use them.
    Myrna

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  2. Thank you for such a wonderful file. Happy Holidays!!!

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  3. Thanks for sharing your GREAT files...I am a new follower, and plan on sticking around...
    KtsAngels.Blogspot.com

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  4. Fantastic! Yipee! Hooray! I can still make more cards using your file............thank you SO much for sharing:))

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  5. Lynne,
    I'm happy to virtually see you again. Thanks for the file.

    WIsh you a merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

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  6. I am so happy to see you post again. I love your designs. Thank you. Jeanette

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  7. I just wanted to let you know that I love your blog.

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