Home-made Christmas cards

by Nik on November 19, 2008

in At home,Online

Website grabFound this excellent site full of instructions for making pop-up cards – the kind of thing that would cost £4 or more in the shops. For anyone thinking of making their own Christmas cards, it’s got instructions for turkeys, snowflakes, snowmen and Christmas trees. All you need is a printer to print the templates, scissors to cut them out and some glue to put them together.

It’s been put together by Robert Sabuda, whose name means nothing to me, but in the US it would appear he’s a childrens’ book creator, so I guess he’s something pretty big. Either way, these are really inspirational, and although they’ll take some time to make, they could be just what we were looking for.

Only this weekend we were planning a trip out to pick up supplies and ideas for this year’s cards…

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