More Stickeroo Christmas Cards

Finally, I'm using the Penny Black Stickeroos that I buy so readily!  My previous card-making stint produced 17, and I have completed 5 of this particular theme.

Mass Production in an afternoon

We have an old, very small congregation in our church (9 couples and 8 widows/widowers), so making Christmas cards isn't all that difficult.  I went fairly simple this year, choosing to use Penny Black Stickeroos.  Every card has multiple layers, at least one of which has been dry embossed.  All I have to do now is add the Christmas sentiment inside and a handwritten note.  This is the earliest I've ever had church Christmas cards finished. (Somewhere in the resulting mess is another pine bough but I can't find it.)

Less is More with Stickeroos

The challenge on this week's Less is More is a recipe:   use a sticker, a sticky label or a peel-off.   I immediately thought of the stack of Penny Black Stickeroos stashed in a drawer.  As usual, in my hurry to use the stickers, I completely dismissed the CAS standard!   Well, I now have three cards I can use for mailings, only one of which features plenty of white space.  I'm posting the two that use my favorite sheet of stickers: Romance of Flowers.

Below...the one that uses stickers but isn't at all CAS.

Another Stickeroo Card

I'm pretty sure I've provided this link before; it's a video by Jill Foster, demonstrating how to make cards from Penny Black's "Romance of Flowers" Stickeroos.

I didn't use ink to create the background, but used cardstock, and I added Tea Dye Distress Stickles to the centers of the flowers.  This makes such a great dimensional card.