I am finally finished making my Christmas Cards for this year! I made a bunch of different scenes for my Card in Box cards. I was inspired by my sister Connie's Manger card in a box. I thought hers was really adorable! You can see hers here-
http://b52constance.blogspot.com/2013/11/christmas-craft-fair-season.html#comment-form
I used burlap paper to decorate the top half of the box. I have never used it before but it worked well with the Scor Tape. The rest of the box is decorated with punch art!
I made these Angels when I first started making my cards. You can see them in a previous post but they were made with more of the gold paper. I made the Angels below with more silver paper. I loved the way they came out. I hope you can see how they reflect the light. I bought that paper on sale at Joann's! I think the Manger scene and these Angels were my favorite! Or maybe it was the Toy Soldier's..... They were all fun to make!
I am going to start my Christmas wrapping which will probably take me right up until Christmas. I know everyone will be busy with shopping, cooking, wrapping and enjoying family. I want to wish you and yours a Very Merry Christmas filled with love and laughter! See you in the New Year!
I have seen the angels in gold but the silver is so pretty too!! The burlap on the nativity scene is sooooo cool! Love, love, love it!!
ReplyDeleteLove, Love, Love!!! I think this nativity is my favorite of these!! Could you give a little info on what you used to create the punch art?? I want to make some of these for next year. Thanks & keep up the lovely work!!
ReplyDeleteI just love this nativity. Just perfect! I'm with Lisa on this - how did you do the punch art to create it? Would love to make one.
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This is absolutely lovely and what a beautiful gift to receive and then display each year. I would love to know the punches you use for the nativity and thanks for the directions for the angels and soldiers.thank you so much for sharing and for your inspiration !!
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ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family a magical Christmas filled with love and laughter. Best wishes for a happy and healthy New Year. Thank you for your friendship and for sharing your gorgeous creations with us! This nativity is just amazing.
love your boxes...Just came today to say Merry Christmas! I wish you lots of peace, love and happiness in company of all your family!
ReplyDeleteThinking on all my blog friends like YOU on this day! Yours Bibiana
Really cute idea. TFS
ReplyDeleteLove this card - would you please share how you did the punch art nativity.
ReplyDeleteWOWWWW, these are all awesome and impressive and beautiful; absolutely fabulous! Thank you so much for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteI just found this and especially love your nativity box! I don't know much about punch art, and would love if you could share a what punches you used. All of your box cards are sensational. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThese are all adorable Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteInky wishes, Di
Love the Nativity card. Do you have one for sale?
ReplyDeleteI would love to make the Nativity in the box card.Would you share the how to make the punch outs for it? Thank you, Joann Van Boven
ReplyDeleteHere Iam againwith another question will the Nativity card close up to send?
ReplyDeleteI might have pressed the wrong thing so trying again to old for the computer Lol anyway could you share the punches you used Joann
ReplyDeletePlease share the punches used for the Nativity Card in Box. It is awesome and would make wonderful gifts for family and friends.
ReplyDeleteDo you have step by step instructions for this I am a beginner! Lesley from South Africa
ReplyDeleteYes love the angels would love instructions or you tube
ReplyDeleteI love the Manager card and the Angels. Do you have the instructions to sell. I would love to have them if you do.
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wonderfull, have you a tutorial to made it ! Thanks !
ReplyDeleteJust saw your nativity card in a box. Do you have a tutorial or a list of punches/directions? I would love to see that. Marcy
ReplyDeleteI was wondering what 'punches' you used to make the 'figures' of Mary and Joseph... I think it is fabulous! Cheers Judy
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