Get a jump start on your Christmas cardmaking with this mega kit. Using the directions in this post, expand the White Pines cardmaking workshop to make 20 bonus cards by adding just a few extra supplies! You will make 4 of each of these 5 new designs. Combine this with the cards in the original cardmaking workshop directions to make a total of 40 cards!
White Pines Bonus Cards
Let’s take a closer look at the bonus cards you can make using the Workshop Plus guide linked below. The first card is a gate fold card with a removable “belly band”. This wintery card encourages the receiver to believe in peace and love using images from the Merry, Merry stamp set.
The next two cards feature fun holiday animals from the Miracle of Christmas stamp set. The peek-a-book bear and holiday fox were dry colored with watercolor pencils. The papers were aged by sponging with Espresso ink.
The last two cards are trendy slimline cards. One has a traditional Christmas wreath and the second has a cute deer offering holiday greetings.
White Pines Original Cards
Here’s a look at the original 5 designs from the White Pines Cardmaking Workshop. Remember you will make 4 of all 10 card designs for a total of 40 cards! What a great way to get a jump start on your holiday projects.
To make all 40 cards, you will need both the White Pines Workshop Plus Guide (exclusively available here!) and the White Pines Cardmaking Workshop Guide. The Plus guide includes cutting directions for all of the cards, but you will need to refer to the Cardmaking Workshop guide for assembly of the 5 original card designs. You can download both of these guides by clicking on the button below.
A list of all of the materials need is on the first page of the Workshop Plus Guide. Note that some of the materials are in the Cardmaking Workshop Kit or the product bundle (at a savings of 20%). On page 2 of the guide, you will find lists of the additional materials needed if you decide to purchase one of these bundles.
Have fun creating!
Rebecca
Do you have examples using Hanukah designs?
I do not, but that is a great idea! The paper patterns are fairly neutral and could be used for various occasions.