I used a classic accordion card construction and combined it with a bezier curve tree I sketched in the software. It is cut from two pieces of card stock, that when glued together, create a 3-D self-standing card.
I also used a contemporary font to cut the message and the year into one layer of the card stock.
I mailed it in an evergreen envelope with a shorty Christmas letter on a red insert. I did mail all 70 of them on Monday, Dec. 16th but have learned that many on my list hadn't received theirs by the 25th. US Postal fail!
- If you are interested in creating this type of design, visit my sister blog, Ashbee Design Silhouette Tutorials for a step-by step tutorial.
- The cutting file is available here at the Silhouette online store.
- Links to other Christmas Card Designs by me:
- My House Card Design • 2012
- DIY Santa Christmas Card 2011 * One Year Later ( a tutorial)
- DIY Christmas Card 2011
- Three Decades of Handmade Christmas Cards
- DIY Christmas Cards • Truly Unique
- DIY Christmas Cards • Technology Influenced
- DIY Christmas Cards • Mixed Media
- DIY Christmas Cards • Trees as a Theme
- DIY Christmas Cards • Woven Paper Designs
- DIY Christmas Cards • Pierced Designs
- DIY Christmas Cards • Pop-up Cards
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© 2013 Marji Roy, Ashbee Design
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