Tuesday, November 14, 2017

Review: Christmas Paper Crafting

Last year I spent a highly enjoyable day making Christmas cards and gift tags and envelope liners and all sorts of things. With the way this year is steam-rolling along I don't think I'll have the time to do it again. So when I was contacted to review a book that would give me cuteness and save me time I figured I'd take a look.


I don't send many Christmas cards anymore, but I spend plenty of time perusing the boxes (and gasping at just how pricey they've become). This book is chock-full of all sorts of tear-out cards (my only complaint is you can see the perforations) that are stinking adorable.


There are lots of cozy designs that have a touch of folk art about them, and a lot of cuteness.


As coloring is such a craze right now, there is a decent amount of cards to color in as well if that's your jam.


In addition to the cards, there is a section of printed papers in the back for use with the provided envelope templates.


And let's not forget all of the gift tags (this is just a sampling):


With the popularity of e-readers, most people don't find much need for bookmarks. But I love them. I have squillions of them, as I still read book-books (in addition to digital books). And since one of my favorite gifts to give is books, bookmarks would be a cute little addition, especially with the crafty tips the book gives on how to cuten them up.

 

And if you're looking for a fast and easy way to add to your holiday decor, there are even a couple tear-out frameable pages--


This book is currently available from Amazon (I'm not an affiliate--just sharing the link). The only thing--and it's so minor--is I don't know how postal-friendly the envelopes made from this book will be, so I might have to buy those blanks from the craft store to send them off in. The papers are all of a nice sturdy quality, and the prints are varied and adorable. I can't wait to (literally) tear this book apart and use it.

I was not financially compensated for this post. I received the kit at no charge in exchange for an honest review. The opinions are completely my own based on my own experience. For my complete disclosure policy, click here.

2 comments:

  1. It looks like a nice book. Not my style, but I know some crafty young people who might enjoy it.

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