Holiday Card Throwback (not really!) #11: Winter Birthday Cards

Hi there!  Today's throwback isn't really a throwback, in the sense that it isn't a video walk down Memory Lane.  Today I decided to make some birthday cards for a birthday RAK (Random Acts of Kindness) group that I belong to.  Since I wanted to get a head start on my January cards, and since I still had my box of Christmas stamps out, I thought I would use a snowflake background stamp. Almost all the supplies I used were quite old.   A full supply list, with links to where you can buy them, will be at the end of this post.  If you'd like to know how I made these, please leave a comment below to let me know.  Thanks for visiting, and Happy Holidays!

Supplies (Amazon Affiliate Links - I received no compensation from any of the companies who make these products, and using the links provides me with a very small amount of money at no extra cost to you.  Thanks!) 

Tim Holtz Broken China Distress Ink

Tim Holtz Faded Jeans Distress Ink

Tim Holtz Salty Ocean Distress Ink

VersaMark Ink

Ranger Super Fine White Detail Embossing Powder

Ranger Snowflake Embossing Powder

Tsukineko Jumbo Sponge Daubers

Hero Arts Snowflake Background Stamp (I used one by Impression Obsession, but this one is very similar.)

Heavy grey cardstock (Michael's)

W Plus 9 Basic Banners stamps and die set

Snowflake sequins (Michael's)

Holiday Card Throwback #7: Snowmen in the Forest

Here's another throwback from 2017 by Gina K.  Even if you don't have this stamp set, you probably have similar stamps in your stash.  I love mixing and matching stamps from different sets to make something fun and creative!  This video is a bit on the long side, but Gina teaches some simple, useful techniques, so I think it's well worth the time.  I hope you like it, and thanks for following my Holiday Throwback Series!

Holiday Card Throwback #5: A Really Simple Happy Holidays

Hey, good to see you again!  I'm continuing my progress through KW's 2009 Holiday Card Series, and I think this one is something almost all of us can do.  If you have a die-cutting machine, some letter stamps, spray ink, and white embossing powder, this is a piece of cake.  Hope you enjoy!