Welcome to lesson #2 of Quick and Easy Holiday Cards! Thank you SO much for all of your support and kind words over the last couple of days. It sounds like you’re enjoying the series! Great. :) Are you ready for today’s lesson? It’s all about getting a little inky and messy with your quick and easy cards. Here’s the video:
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If you would like the PDF e-book Quick and Easy Holiday Cards to follow along with the cards for this lesson, you can buy it here for only $15 dollars. Click here to read more about the e-book and see the introduction video.
Just for the rest of this week as a release special, you can purchase the Quick and Easy Cards ebook with my other e-book, No-Stress Distress Inks, in a bundle pack for only $22.50. This offer will expire on Friday, December 2nd, so make sure to act now!
Here are the pictures of the cards for this lesson. Which one is your favorite?
Card #1 – Embossing and Sanding
Card #2 – Reverse Letterpress
Card #3 – Distress Watercolor Stamping
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The lesson also uses this stamp set from Hero Arts: Decorate Your Holidays that was featured in the last lesson. Click here to catch up with that! So I hope you’ve enjoyed this second lesson. Make sure to check out the e-book if you want access to the extra bonus card for this less as well as the other lessons ahead of time. :) I’ll be posting lessons #3 and #4 on Wednesday and Friday of this week, so stay tuned for those!
Tomorrow (Monday the 28th) is my 22nd birthday, so I’ll be back with a post for that and sharing a little bit about my weekend. It was nice hanging out with family and friends, but it sure feels great to be back in Minneapolis! Now if only my homework was already done for me. Oy.
I’m also exporting a haul video right now to upload tomorrow, so look out for that. :) Thanks so much for stopping by today. I’ll be back soon with more to share!
Love,
Britta
Wow, the watercolor ornaments are just lovely!
The watercolor one with ornaments is my favorite too. It was a hard choice, though, because they are all pretty!
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