I almost didn't get my Christmas cards finished in time to mail out to family and friends
I start planning and purchasing supplies in July.
My family makes fun of me because I start so early.
(They get more mad when I make them take holiday photo's.)
The planning process isn't easy. I try out many different color and paper combo's before deciding on the right one. This year I went out on a limb and chose a non traditional color combination.
Red, brown, white and blue...

Over the next few weeks I'd cut out paper and assemble pieces whenever I had the chance. Finally I had all the makings of a card, all 70 of them..... assembly required!

The heart has glitter around the edges and the circle reads...
"keep Christmas in your heart"

Parker was concerned that no one would figure out how to open it, but I assured him it wouldn't be too difficult. (sorry if someone had a problem)

Now to start planning for 2009... Christmas in July takes on a whole new meaning for me!
2 comments:
They turned out fabulous Ginger. I LOVE the colors!!
Good one this year (as usual). Can't wait to see what you make for next year. I must say..I did miss Gus and his pearls of wisdom.
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