So, since so many of you have them on the way to your door, I thought I would share a few ideas on how you might use them. Here are three quick Christmas cards you can make with Christmas Magic Cut-Outs.

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Christmas Magic Card Idea 1: Seasons Greetings

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Doodlebug Christmas Stripe paper, red cardstock, red ribbon, three green brads, a ‘Seasons Greetings’ message from Simply Cards magazine and Stickers ‘N’ Fun exclusive Christmas Magic Cut-Outs.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 15cm by 20.6cm. Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is along the top.

3. Cut a piece of Doodlebug Christmas Stripe paper measuring 14cm by 9.3cm. Mat with red cardstock and glue to the centre of your card.

4. Cut out the three Christmas Magic tags and glue them side by side across the centre of your card, as shown above.

5. Cut three small pieces of red ribbon. Fold each piece in half and secure to the top of one of your tags with a green brad, as shown above.

6. Finally, glue your ‘Seasons Greetings’ message across the centre of your tags.

Christmas Magic Card Idea 2: Merry Christmas

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Simply Cards Magazine Red Christmas paper, Simply Cards Magazine Green Plaid paper, green cardstock and Stickers ‘N’ Fun exclusive Christmas Magic Cut-Outs.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 15cm by 20.6cm. Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is down the left side.

3. Cut a piece of Simply Cards Magazine Red Christmas paper measuring 9.7cm by 14.4cm and glue to the centre of your card.

4. Cut a piece of Simply Cards Magazine Green Plaid paper measuring 1.7cm by 14.4cm and glue vertically down the centre of your card.

5. Cut a piece of Simply Cards Magazine Green Plaid paper measuring 9.7cm by 1.7cm and glue horizontally across the centre of your card.

6. Cut a tag measuring approximately 6cm by 8.3cm from green cardstock and glue to the centre of your card.

7. Cut out a Merry Christmas rectangle from Christmas Magic Cut-Outs and glue towards the bottom of your green tag, as shown above.

8. Finally, cut out a red holly from Christmas Magic Cut-Outs and glue at the top of your tag, as shown above.

Christmas Magic Card Idea 3: With Love At Christmas

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Simply Cards Magazine Red Snowflakes paper, Simply Cards Magazine Green Snowflakes paper, Hot Off The Press Green Suede paper, two white eyelets, a ‘With Love At Christmas’ message from Simply Cards Magazine and Stickers ‘N’ Fun exclusive Christmas Magic Cut-Outs.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 15cm by 20.6cm. Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is along the top.

3. Cut a piece of Simply Cards Magazine Red Snowflakes paper measuring 14.4cm by 4.5cm. Glue horizontally across the bottom of your card, leaving a small white border all the way around.

4. Cut a piece of Simply Cards Magazine Green Snowflakes paper measuring 14.4cm by 4.5cm. Glue horizontally across the top of your card, leaving a small white border all the way around.

5. Cut a piece of Hot Off The Press Green Suede paper measuring 15cm by 1.6cm. Glue horizontally across the centre of your card so that it covers the bottom edge of your Green Snowflake paper and the top edge of your Red Snowflake paper.

6. Cut out two ornaments from Christmas Magic Cut-Outs. Glue them side by side and at angles in the centre of your card, as shown above.

7. Attach a white eyelet at the top of each Christmas Magic ornament from the previous step.

8. Place your ‘With Love At’ message in the centre of the ornament on the left and your ‘Christmas’ message in the centre of the ornament on the right.

9. Finally, embellish each ornament with a small green holly, as shown above.
What do you think? Do you like these Christmas Magic card ideas?

Don’t forget you can still get your free set of Christmas Magic Cut-Outs. Just place an order over $60 (not including postage) during our birthday sale – where EVERYTHING is reduced – and we will send you a set for free.

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For example, the following three cards were made using Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers and I still have stickers left over to make more.

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Christmas Card Idea 1: Stars

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Kaisercraft Hazelnut paper, Provo Craft By The Seashore paper, brown cardstock, brown ink, a brown pen and Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 5 1/2 inches by 11 inches (14cm by 28cm). Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is down the left side.

3. Cut a piece from the underside of Kaisercraft Hazelnut paper measuring 14cm by 9cm. Ink the left and right edges with brown ink. When dry, glue across the centre of your card.

4. Cut two pieces of Kaisercraft Hazelnut paper each measuring approximately 14cms by 1.2cm. Ink all the way around the edges of both pieces with brown ink. When dry, glue the first piece across your card so it covers the top edge of your brown paper from Step #3, as shown above. Glue the second piece across your card so it covers the bottom edge of your brown paper from Step #3.

5. Cut a large star shape from Provo Craft By The Seashore paper. It should be approximately 9cm across. Ink the edges with brown ink. When dry, use a brown pen to draw a dotted border around the edges. Glue at an angle in the bottom left corner of your card.

6. Cut a small star shape from Provo Craft By The Seashore paper. It should be approximately 2.5cm across. Ink the edges with brown ink. When dry, use a brown pen to draw a dotted border around the edges. Glue at an angle in the top right corner of your card.

7. Cut out a circle from brown cardstock. It should be approximately 3.8cm in diameter. Ink the edges with brown ink and when dry, glue in the centre of your large star.

8. Place your 3D Reindeer sticker in the centre of your circle from the previous step.

9. Finally, using a brown pen, write your Christmas message in the bottom right corner of your card.

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Christmas Card Idea 2: Reindeer Friends

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Kaisercraft Christmas Wish paper, Kaisercraft Let It Snow paper, decorative edge scissors, gold organza ribbon and Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 5 1/2 inches by 11 inches (14cm by 28cm). Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is along the top.

3. Cut a piece of Kaisercraft Christmas Wish paper measuring 13.3cm by 13.3cm. Run the edge of your scissors along each edge to give a distressed look and glue to the centre of your card.

4. Cut a square from the underside of Kaisercraft Let It Snow paper measuring approximately 4.5cm by 4.5cm. Mat with white Bazzill cardstock. Using a pair of decorative edge scissors, cut a fancy edge all the way around your white Bazzill cardstock, as shown above. Glue to the centre of your card approximately 2.5cm from the top edge

5. Place two 3D Reindeer stickers in the centre of your square from the previous step.

6. Finally, tie a gold organza ribbon around your card approximately 2.5cm from the bottom edge.

Christmas Card Idea 3: Star Bright

This card was created using white Bazzill cardstock, Kaisercraft Star Bright paper, a scrap of pink paper from Urban Lily, green ink, a pink pen and Sandylion 3D Christmas Reindeer stickers.

To recreate this card making idea, follow these steps:

1. Cut a piece of white Bazzill cardstock measuring 5 1/2 inches by 11 inches (14cm by 28cm). Fold in half to create a card.

2. Turn your card so the fold is down the left side.

3. Cut a piece of Kaisercraft Star Bright paper measuring 10.8cm by 10.8cm. Ink around the edges with green ink. When dry, glue in the centre of your card.

4. Using a pink pen, write ‘Merry Christmas’ repeatedly all the way around the edges of your Star Bright paper, as shown above, to create a border.

5. Cut a strip from the underside of Kaisercraft Star Bright paper measuring approximately 10.8cm by 1.5cm. If you are good with fine work, cut this strip to the shape of the diamonds, as shown above. Otherwise, just use as is. Ink the edges with green ink and when dry, glue across your Star Bright paper from Step #3 approximately 1cm above the bottom edge.

6. Cut out a pink circle approximately 3.7cm in diameter. Ink the edges with green ink. When dry, glue in the bottom right corner of your Star Bright paper, as shown above.

7. Finally, place your 3D Reindeer sticker in the centre of your circle from the previous step.

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What do you think? Do you like this Christmas cards ideas? Do you have any questions? Would you have done anything different? We’d love to hear from you! Please leave a comment below.

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