Thursday, December 13, 2007

150 Christmas Cards

As promised, below are pictures of the other two Card designs that were made at the Women's Holiday Christmas Brunch. A total of three, simple designs were created and 50 of each card were prepped by the card ministry in November and then they were put together this past Saturday by the ladies of Park Hill Baptist Church, to be sent out to soldiers, homebound, missionaries, and college students!

The card below is fun and festive! A reminder to have a gentle and peaceful season.


This card is more formal, a reminder of our faith in God coming to us as a baby. To Believe in the true meaning of Christmas, Jesus.



Card #1 Recipe:
All products SU except for polka dot ribbon and dry embossing
Stamp set: Punch Pals
Ink: Blue Frost Spectrum Pad
Paper: white and bashful blue
Other: Snowflake embossing folder, white polka dot ribbon, silver cord, 1/2" circle punch to punch out small snowflake, scallop punch SU


Card #2 Recipe:
All products SU
Stamp set: Holy Triptych, Tres Chic background stamp
Ink: Pomegranate, Going Gray (stamped twice to darken), not quite navy for sponging
Paper: Pomegranate, Going Gray, Not Quite Navy
Other: Gray Taffeta Ribbon, ticket corner punch


The cards were prepped quite a bit because the craft level of the ladies at the luncheon was unknown and there would not be enough ink pads and stamps to be accessed by 150 women. Also having an assembly line process would have taken too much time at the luncheon so the card ministers did the stamping and cut paper and ribbon to prep. Then the pieces to each card were put in a ziplock bag with a postcard size instruction sheet. The ladies could then grab a ziplock bag and head back to their table to assemble using their own adhesive at the tables.


This allowed for a easy craft that would enable the ladies to fellowship. Also, it allowed time for them to write in the cards which is very important. I talked about the card ministry and it's importance and gave the ladies information on how to join the card ministry that meets monthly. I was very thankful for all my card crafting friends that helped out!
If you lead a card ministry, feel free to contact me for more information about how this was organized.

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