A set of Rainbow Christmas Cards!

Who said Christmas cards should be in traditional colours of green and red or blue and white? I am for one who loves to do something different. My preference is to have bright and colourful Christmas cards. I love every colour of the rainbow. So I decided to do a set of rainbow coloured Christmas cards. In my head, colours = festive.

I have used products from Taylored Expressions to make them all. Some of them are newly release Christmas products and some are some old goodies. I will list all products used towards the end of the post.

I sponged rainbow of colours of TE dye inks on three Sugar Cube panels using Te blender brushes. I used Lollipop, Fruit Punch, Candy Corn, Lime Zest, Lemon Meringue and Gumball TE dye inks. Then used the new Border Builder Snowflakes die to die cut five rainbow snowflakes borders. I love love the rainbow snowflakes. So pretty!

For the background, I embossed five of Sugar Cube panels using TE Plaid embossing folder. This gives texture to rather plain white background. I trimmed the panels to 3:75″ x 5:50″ and glued the rainbow snowflakes border die cut on top of the panel. One the Sugar Cube card front, I adhered a strip of pattern paper each from 6 x 6 Playful Patterns Black and White pack. Then I adhered the rainbow die cut panel to the card front using foam adhesives with the black and white pattern paper strip showing on the bottom.

For the sentiment, I used the new Simple Strips Christmas stamp set, stamped using Oreo hybrid ink on Watermelon Cardstock. Using the Simple Strips die, die cut the sentiments out. I choose a five sentiments to adhered on the cards using foam adhesives. A few rhinestones on the centre of the snowflakes and a few more scattered around the sentiment strips to finish off the cards.

Now make yourself a cuppa and enjoy the photos of the individual cards and closeups of them.

Card #1

Card #2

Card #3

Card #4

Card #5

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Hope my projects today inspired you to try something outside the box. If it does and you make a project using these as inspiration, tag me on social media. Love to see how you made yours 🙂 Thank you very much for taking the time to visit my blog today. Have a lovely weekend!