Have you stared and did not manage to make as many Christmas cards as you had planned again? Have you been overwhelmed by the excess of responsibilities and you did not manage to find time for the evening creation before Christmas? Do not worry! Today, especially for you, our Lemon Designer, Asia Szulik, presents a scapbooking course for Christmas quick cards. You will learn how to quickly make eye-catching cards for Christmas. You will learn to use scraps of holiday papers. You will learn how to speed up the creative process when you have a lot of work and little time to scrape.
Asia has created her quick Christmas cards with LemonCraft NATURAL CHRISTMAS collection of Christmas scrapbooking papers. The collection can be found here: lemoncraft.pl/pl/382-natural-.... Remember, however, that you can create any Christmas cards in a similar way - from the papers you choose and in the style closest to you. You can also use the scrapbooking course for quick cards for Christmas when preparing handmade works for any other event. After all, in the life of a scraper there are many holidays and occasions for which it is worth preparing a greater number of greeting cards or handmade invitations!
Today's scrapbooking course for quick Christmas cards is a step-by-step presentation of how to make eye-catching Christmas cards that don't take too long to prepare. In order to be able to quickly prepare more Christmas cards, you should stick to three important rules:
1) the cards must be relatively simple to make;
2) all cards should be based on one pattern;
3) you have to learn phased work.
What is a phased job in scrapbooking? If you want to create quick cards for Christmas, it is worth being aware that the individual stages of creating handicrafts are performed faster when they become a certain routine for us. The point is that by creating, for example, hot embossing on 5 different sheets at once, you will do it much faster than by embossing one sheet. Why? Because:
- you do not have to take out all the tools and products necessary to perform hot embossing every time;
- you perform repetitive activities, thanks to which you do it faster;
- you can first apply the pattern through the mask on all works, then sprinkle all of them with powder, sprinkle the excess powder and then treat all the pages with warm air - your work is systematized, repeatable, you do not waste time heating the device again, you only clean once after work, etc.
While preparing hand-made Christmas cards in a staged system requires a lot of space (e.g. to spread several databases of cards next to each other), but on the other hand, it also allows you to better control the formation of a mess in the studio. And it is known that the smaller the mess, the less cleaning up after work, and the less cleaning ... the more time to create more cards! :-)
Asia Szulik presents today how to make fast Christmas cards using Christmas scrapbooking papers, kraft cardboard and lots of elements to cut out yourself, which you can find in our creative half block: lemoncraft.pl/en/natural- christmas / 11872-natural-christmas-elements-for-fussy-cutting-pad-scrapbooking-papers-1524x305cm-lemoncraft-3210000011872.html.
See how little you need to create beautiful Christmas cards! This quick Christmas card scrapbooking course not only teaches you how to speed up the creative process of beautiful crafts, but also shows that you don't need to have a mountain of scrapbooking products to create wonderful greeting cards for your loved ones.
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