Christmas Card Inspiration 2024

It's that time of the year again to start making your holiday cards. Some of you may have started already but if not, I got some resources for you. I know many of you love cardmaking and scrapbooking, so I am excited to share this information with you.

In this blog post I will share my Christmas card video playlist, a Michaels card event and five YouTube holiday card tutorials to watch from Gina K., Simon Hurley and others.

From "Julie Nutting Doll Stamp & Christmas Card Tutorial" Video

First of all, I have a playlist of several Christmas card video tutorials I created a few years ago. The ideas are still good so I thought I would share them. You will learn how to use Julie Nutting Doll stamps, paints, patterned papers, lady stencil and even flowers to make wonderful keepsake cards.

Christmas Card Tutorial Videos

From "Tutorial- Christmas Cards & Sassy Stencil Girls Art- PART 1 of 3" Video

Next, Michaels has a holiday card event now until November 12, 2024 called the "12 Days of Cardmaking" classes. These free, live virtual classes are everyday until the 12th and features different instructors and styles as well as skill levels. You can register on their online class page.

Michaels Online Class Page

Finally, here are five YouTube video tutorials that you might want to check out. I would encourage you to just play and have fun and not feel like you got to have their exact materials. These are just some ideas to inspire you. Leave a comment if there are other good videos we can watch.

Lisa's Stamp Studio - "Make a Fancy Fold Christmas Card the Easy Way"
CraftStash - "16 Christmas Cards in Less Than 10 Minutes- Quick Handmade Christmas Inspiration"
Simon Hurley - "Genius Die Cutting Hacks For Stunning Layered Christmas Cards"
Crafty Tati - "Gorgeous Christmas Cards Using Basic Shapes"
Gina K - "Holiday Cards With Four Kinds of Shine..."

I hope these resources will be helpful to you this holiday season. Enjoy your cardmaking and have a fantastic day!

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