Project of the Day:
I wanted to send out some lovely holiday cards to family and friends- but didn't want to go in the direction of photo cards since it would just be Michael and me....boring, right? Yeah, I know, that's why I didn't make them! I had a ridiculous amount of paint chips (as always) at home so I decided to use them to make some super cheap cards. I saw these little wreaths and thought they were a good way to send holiday cheer without being overly red and green Christmas tacky :
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I grabbed my paint chips, a glue stick, some plain white stationary and a scissors and started snipping...
Once I had all my little circles I started randomly gluing them as I went in a circle on the card, mixing in small and large circles of the red, green, grey, yellow, and brown shades I chose.A little ribbon and...
After I had finished a couple paint chip wreaths I busted out the dear old sequins and made one super sparkly wreath. Gaudy? Yes. Tacky? Maybe. Completely Awesome? You know it!
I decided I wanted more than just wreaths, so I took some paint chips with green shades and cut different sized triangles out of each...
...leaving me with shades of green trees!
For friends and family who don't celebrate Christmas (or any other holiday, for that matter) I made some simple snowflake cards out of -youguessedit- paint chips! The others in this picture are just solid color ribbon glued together in rows- simple, clean, lovely.
How did you do your holiday cards this year? Lots of photos? Simple winter scenes? It's not too late to make these!!
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