Hey, card-making friends!  Welcome Back!.  Today, I’m sharing a super fun project – the Spellbinders Simple Frosty Christmas Card.  This cheerful design is flat and almost one-layer, making it quick, easy, and perfect for mass production.

Created with the October Stencil of the Month, “Frosty Wishes,” this card comes together in no time—ideal for crafting with your kids or grandkids! I love the big, bold design, and Frosty looks adorable in any color combination you choose.

The best part? He’s almost flat (except for the holly), which means no extra postage is required—my absolute favorite kind of holiday card!

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Products Used for today’s Spellbinders Simple Frosty Christmas Card:

• October Stencil of the Month Club – Frosty Wishes
• Christmas Foliage die set from the Lisa Horton All About Christmas Release
• Fallen Snow Glitter Glaze

Instructions: Spellbinders Simple Frosty Christmas Card.

 

1 – Prepare the card front:

Cut a piece of white cardstock 4″ x 5-1/4″ and secure to a protected work surface.

2 – Stencil Frosty:

Next, use the Frosty Wishes layering stencils to add color and layers of ink.
Note – for the final stencil layer, I added Fallen Snow Glitter Glaze to give the hat and nose a subtle, sparkly highlight.  It’s the perfect finishing touch to make Frosty shine!

Distress Oxide Inks Used:

• Pumice Stone
• Ripe Persimmon
• Black Soot
• Worn Lipstick
• Mowed Lawn
• Peacock Feathers

3 – Assemble the Card Base:

Then, create a white a2-sized top-folding card base (4-1/4″ x 11″, score and fold at 5-1/2″).

Adhere a teal topaz cardstock panel measuring 4-1/4″ x 5-1/2″ to the front of the card base, then attach your completed Frosty Panel on top.

4 – Add the Finishing Touch:

Finally, die cut the holly from the Lisa Horton All About Christmas – Christmas Foliage Die set.  Layer and adhere it to the left side of Frosty’s hat using foam squares for dimension, or, use liquid glue if you prefer to keep the card flat for easy mailing.

PRO-TIP:  Try switching up Frosty’s hat or background colors for a whole collection of cheerful, easy-to-mail holiday cards.

 

 

Card Making Supplies used for the Spellbinders Simple Frosty Christmas Card:

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