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Mixed Media Card 20 – Christmas Card

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This is the twentieth part in a 30 part series showing you different mixed media cards that I have made. These will all include video tutorials and I am hoping that you will get some great ideas and make your own mixed media cards for all occasions. This is a very simple but effective Christmas card. Give it a try!

The intention is that you can make your cards using the craft supplies that you already have at home. Take my ideas and adapt them to what you have right now. Hopefully you will also find some new skills along the way.

So, let’s get started.

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You will need:

  • Piece of card or card blank
  • Glue (simple gluestick is sufficient)
  • PVA or Decoupage glue
  • Watercolour or acrylic paint
  • PVA or decoupage glue
  • Printable Greeting (free, see below)

Simple Instructions

  • Take your two chosen paint colours and paint each half of the card front. Allowing them to merge where they meet gives an interesting effect. I used a stippling effect with a large brush to add the effect of texture.
  • To avoid paint getting on the back of the card place a piece of paper between the front and the back of the card.
  • If you add more water to your paint it will move more freely on the card and be a softer colour.
  • Leave it to dry
  • Add any lace that you like using the decoupage technique.
  • Also you could add washi tape, doodles, stamps, stencils, etc
  • A great idea is to run an ink pad around the edge of the card to add some more colour. This could match or contrast with your paint.
  • Add any other embellishments you like including a sentiment. You can get free sentiments below.
  • This card used a wooden topper which needed a multi-purpose glue to attach it.
  • You are all finished!
red and green Christmas card on a mantelpiece

Access Free Printables

To gain access to free printable you can use in your card and many other great resources simply complete this form and you will receive emails showing you how to access them.

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Video Tutorial for a Christmas Card

This video is also available on my YouTube channel.

What’s next?

I hope that you are feeling inspired to use up some of your crafting supplies and start creating some mixed media cards for all your occasions.

Here is another example of a card using lace on this website.

All the different cards available on this website are here.

Why not also check out using up those fabric scraps to sew some greeting cards. Full instructions and video tutorial for fabric cards here.

Remember to pin this on your favourite Pinterest board so that you can find it later. You could save all 30 for ideas!

red and green Christmas card Pinterest pin

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