I love pink and green for Christmas cards! The non-traditional colors are great for making light-hearted handmade cards like these with the Whimsy and Wonder patterned paper. 

I'm hopping with the fabulous designers of the Pretty Cards & Paper International Design Team. If you've popped over here from another blog, welcome! I hope that you'll enjoy my projects and then click through the rest of the hop because these artists have created some gorgeous handmade cards with this fun Whimsy & Wonder scrapbooking paper. You'll find the full list of designers at the bottom.

If you live in the US and need some of this patterned paper - because if you don't have it already, you'll definitely want some in your stash - I hope you'll come back and click on the supply list below to order some. Please let me know if you have any questions or need help!

​Ok, on y go! Let's get stamping.

What gift is given the most? Gift cards! Here is a easy DIY gift card holder that you can make for Christmas, birthdays, or just to say thank you. You can keep the stamping simple with just stamps, ink, and paper, or add extra pizzazz to your gift card holder. 

We made these for last night's Mystery Stamping event. I hope you'll join me next week at 8pm Eastern in the On Y Go! Stamping Facebook group to make another fun card using supplies from your own stash.

Ok, on y go! Let's get stamping.

These little Halloween treats are easy to make and perfect for handing out to trick-or-treaters or giving to friends. Each one has a mini candy bar tucked inside. Plus, they don't need a lot of fancy supplies to make them. It's basically just stamps, ink, paper, and a little ribbon. I used the Clever Cats stamp set, but you could use other Halloween stamps. Your kids, grandkids, or neighbors will smile to find these in their trick-or-treat buckets. Be sure to read all the way through to see ideas for using these ideas for other holidays as well. So, on y go! Let's get stamping.

I love card sketches! Especially ones that use patterned paper like this one. Card sketches make it so easy to make handmade cards quickly! I used this basic design and tweaked it a bit to create three completely different cards.

We made this card design for Mystery Stamping last night. We do Mystery Stamping every Tuesday night at 8:00 pm in the On Y Go! Stamping Facebook group. I hope you'll join us next week!

Ok, on y go! Let's get stamping.

Receiving a handmade Christmas card is so special and personal. You know that the person who made it really put their heart into sending you good tidings for the season. I love seeing my home filled with handmade Christmas cards!
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Do you want to make your own handmade Christmas Cards this year, but you aren't sure where to begin? This is the perfect class for you!

You'll get everything you need to begin making your own Christmas cards quickly and easily! I'll do lots of the work for you, so that you can enjoy stamping and assembling your cards.