Echo Park – Silent Night – 34 cards from one 6×6 paper pad
Hello friends! Now that it’s November, it’s time to get busy making Christmas cards. I decided to use Echo Park’s Silent Night collection. I love the Christian theme and beautiful colors. I did purchase the coordinating ephemera pack, but the paper pad also includes a ton of cut aparts.
Since I will be using this set of cards to personally send to friends and family, I kept them fairly flat. That way I won’t have to pay extra postage.
Because it takes many hours to turn a paper pad into cards, this video has been sped up 6 times. The real time recording was just under 5 1/2 hours, not including any of my planning, prep, or die cutting time. Watch the video below or click HERE to see it on YouTube.
I guess I forgot to take a picture of the cardstock I first pulled before starting on the cards. You can see some of the colors in the background. This is my fancy system for how I keep track of the number of cardstock sheets I use. I always pull out way more cardstock than I ever use. I list the brands and colors if I have the information. Some of my cardstock has been in my craft room for many, many years.
In addition to using the 6×6 paper pad, I also used 2 sheets of 8 1/2″ x 11″ and 14 sheets of 12″ x 12″ solid colored cardstock.
Cardstock colors – Mocha – Darice Moody Blue – Bazzill Emerald City – Bazzill Black – Recollections Merry – Coredinations Golden – Coredinations
Here are close up pictures of the cards I made, including sketches and measurements. For sketches that don’t include measurements, I simply figure the measurements out on my own, for what works for me. Go HERE to see my video explaining how I determine card sketch measurements. All cards are made using Echo Park’s Silent Night 6×6 paper pad.
Sketch – Mojo Monday #547 Cut apart – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – OWH #146 Cut apart – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – OWH #218 Ephemera – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi
Sketch – Freshly Made Sketches #458 Image cut apart – Echo Park Sentiment stamp – Sunny Studio Border die – Pretty Pink Posh Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Ink – Scrapbook.com Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – MFT #399 Cut apart – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios Banner die – Queen & Company Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com
Sketch – MFT #506 Ephemera – Echo Park Star dies – Queen & Company Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios Enamel dots – Doodlebug Design
Sketch – Queen & Company Cut apart – Echo Park Stitched strip, star and scallop rectangle dies – Queen & Company Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – Mojo Monday #538 Cut aparts and ephemera – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – Queen & Company Cut apart – Echo Park Scallop border die – Pretty Pink Posh All other dies – Queen & Company Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Twine – The Twinery
Ephemera – Echo Park Scallop rectangle and banner die – Queen & Company Stitched strip die – Pretty Pink Posh Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios
Sketch – OWH #183 Cut apart – Echo Park Scallop border die – Pretty Pink Posh Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studio Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com
Sketch – OWH #170 Cut aparts – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Stitched background die – Lil Inker Designs (no longer open) Specialty cardstock – Tonic Studios Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com
Sketch – OWH #154 Ephemera and cut aparts – Echo Park Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Circle dies – Waffle Flower Stitched background die – Lil Inker Designs (no longer open) Glitter brush – Scrapbook.com
Ephemera – Echo Park Dotted Square frame die – Studio Katia Peel Offs – Love From Lizi Twine – The Twinery
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These are gorgeous! One day I would like to actually follow your tutorial and try it on my own.
Thank you so much, Denise! 🙂
Absolutely beautiful set of cards, Kristie. Just so elegant and lovely and filled with the essence of Christmas. Thank you so much for sharing.
Aw, thank you so much Jeanne! 🙂