Holiday Greetings/Karber Challenge

Even though I rant about the Christmas-Industrial complex, I actually quite enjoy the tradition of Christmas cards. I fear when the people my parents' age are gone, the Christmas card will become a thing of the past- I know of very few people my age or younger who really get into the exchange of cards. As a scrapper, I feel compelled to make at least a few of my cards- cards for people I know will actually appreciate the time and effort that went in to making them. Here are a few of my last-minute efforts. For the most part, I used materials I had on hand- old Christmas stickers I wanted to use up, cuts from the KC Croppers cut swap, scraps left over from our big card making bonanza at our house hop party last weekend. In other words, nothing fancy, just fun!

For the Karber challenge, I used their "cups" digi stamp, colored it, cut it out, and made an easel card. Simple, but fun. I really love Karber's rubber and digi stamps- so kawaii! If you buy anything from them now until the middle of next month, you will be eligible for their Grand Calibur giveaway!

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