SC Christmas tree (German)
A lovely Christmas card front measuring 18cm square (7inches) . Fits beautifully on a 20 cm (6inch) ready made card blank leaving a nice sized border around the edges. This is a German version, also available in English cup1016182-173
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GF Roses & rings (German)
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GF Single red rose
GF Red roses (German)
GF Roses & raindrops (German)
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Christmas insert (German version)
Photographs from the Community (3)
What a wonderful way to celebrate Christmas and your German heritage! I printed 2 copies, and constructed the card using glue, scissors, foam tape, and a bit of glitter glue.
I cut the first card out, leaving the edge to attach the back to and made a back out of white cardstock.
These I glued together at that extra flap. Then I cut the second piece out around the white frame and used a craft knife to cut the center out in one piece.
I layered the frame and added a tiny touch of glitter glue to the holly and berries.
Then I used silver glitter glue to highlight the tops of the words in the tree. Inside I added some designer cardstock (mainly for strength,) used some of the trim from the outside and glued the second tree in place. *Note: I think the description said this fits 6" cardstock, but it needs 8" for a border.
What a wonderful way to celebrate Christmas and your German heritage! I printed 2 copies, and constructed the card using glue, scissors, foam tape, and a bit of glitter glue.
I cut the first card out, leaving the edge to attach the back to and made a back out of white cardstock.
These I glued together at that extra flap. Then I cut the second piece out around the white frame and used a craft knife to cut the center out in one piece.
I layered the frame and added a tiny touch of glitter glue to the holly and berries.
Then I used silver glitter glue to highlight the tops of the words in the tree. Inside I added some designer cardstock (mainly for strength,) used some of the trim from the outside and glued the second tree in place.
What a wonderful way to celebrate Christmas and your German heritage! I printed 2 copies, and constructed the card using glue, scissors, foam tape, and a bit of glitter glue.
I cut the first card out, leaving the edge to attach the back to and made a back out of white cardstock.
These I glued together at that extra flap. Then I cut the second piece out around the white frame and used a craft knife to cut the center out in one piece.
I layered the frame and added a tiny touch of glitter glue to the holly and berries.
Then I used silver glitter glue to highlight the tops of the words in the tree. Inside I added some designer cardstock (mainly for strength,) used some of the trim from the outside and glued the second tree in place.
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