This silver and blue Christmas card is a trendy modern card and easy to replicate if you need to make lots of Christmas cards this year.

Items you will need:

1. Woodware super duper scalloped square craft punch
2. A6 pearl silver card blank
3. Silver glitter card
4. Gift Wrapped Presents – Set of 6 (for the blue/silver gift wrapped present die-cut shape).
5. ‘MERRY CHRISTMAS’ Wording x 10 – Silver
6. 3 small gold peel off stars from Various Christmas Greetings Peel Off Sheet – Gold
7. Glue / sticky foam tape / 3mm sticky foam pads

Take the super duper scalloped square punch and punch out a square from the silver glitter card. Mount the square on the top centre of the silver card blank using glue or sticky foam tape / pads whichever you prefer.

Use glue or sticky foam tape / pads to stick the gift wrapped present to the centre of the square and then use glue or 3mm foam pads to stick the Merry Christmas card wording embellishment to the lower half of the card blank underneath the scalloped square.

Finally stick three small peel off gold stars in the bottom right hand corner of the card.

Card idea by Janine

This stylish Christmas card is simple but effective and really easy to make:

Items you will need:

1. Woodware super duper scalloped square craft punch
2. Woodware super scalloped square craft punch
3. Woodware regular star craft punch
4. A6 scarlet red card blank
5. Ivory/cream pearlised card
6. Gold pearlised card
7. Die-cut Reindeer x 8 (for dark brown reindeer die-cut shape)
8. Christmas Greetings Banners – Gold & Magnolia (for Merry Christmas oval greetings banner)

How to make:

Use the super duper scalloped square craft punch to punch out an ivory card scalloped square and using sticky foam pads, stick this square to the top centre of the card blank.

Next punch a smaller scalloped square from the gold card using the super scalloped square craft punch and stick this to the centre of the larger square again using sticky foam pads.

Use glue to stick the reindeer die-cut shape at an angle to the smaller scalloped square, it will overlap the edges of the smallest square slightly.

Then punch out two small gold card stars using the regular star craft punch and use glue to stick one in each of the top two corners of the card.

Finally take the greetings banner and using sticky foam pads stick the banner along the very bottom centre of the card. We have used a Merry Christmas wording banner, gold foil printed onto magnolia pearlised card from the ‘Christmas Greetings Banners – Gold & Magnolia’ pack.

Card idea by Janine