Christmas in July Handmade Cards Part 3

Thanks for joining me on this three post Christmas in July handmade card series!  Up first today we have an assortment of cards made from the BoBunny Christmas collage paper with ribbon and sticker accents. These cards can be made in no time using just a few sheets of paper.

 Some of my friends send Christmas 4x4's instead of cards.  I've bound my collection into this sweet little mini album.

 A gift book made with tiny composition books, covered in Basic Grey paper with a BoBunny sticker and label tape embellishment.  Perfect for keeping track of Christmas lists in style in one's handbag. 

 Here's a mixed media piece of an eclectic snowman.  Created on a cardboard base using found elements.  There was a feature in an old Stamper's Sampler that inspired this piece.

 Christmas tags for artsy friends.  These are simply strips of scrapbook paper and hymnal pages glued onto cardstock with embellishments of label tape, ribbon, twine and BoBunny stickers.  This one features a red cardinal.  

 And this one a vintage Santa. 

Another vintage Santa.  I cut the Dymo label maker letters apart here.

Santa's sleigh with reindeer and snowflakes.

 Using my stash of vintage girl images on BoBunny paper.

 Some of my lifelong favorite paper, the Basic Grey plaids!  Drool!!!  This card features another vintage Santa image, a Prima flower, ribbon and tag.

 Same layout, different Santa. 

 And another sweet girl.  I used a corner punch to add a layer and dimension to the vintage girl pic.  

 Another use of the owls on a branch stamp from the last post.  I cut the center piece by hand before I had a die cutting machine.  I drew the little lines and dots to make the frame.

And lastly, a collection of snowman cards I made with my mom.  The two on the left are a stamp, the center two are Penny Black stickers, and the two on the right are wrapping paper.  Pompom, snowflake brad, and Christmas light embellishments.  Hope you are inspire to go and make a Christmas stash of your own!  Visit Part 1 of this series HERE, and Part 2 HERE.  Thanks for looking!  Leave me a link if you create your own Christmas in July collection!