Card maker Brenda sent me another handmade card that will be part of Christmas decorations for many years to come. Beautiful! Isn't it great?
This looks quite complicated, yet perfectly constructed.
Thank you Brenda!
This is my handmade card, ashamed to be in the same post.
I couldn't find the wallet style cards for gift cards less than 3.99 (waited too long and others are gone). I took basic card stock, cut it in half at 5.5", then folded for a perfect size to hold the gift cards (and their packaging). Typed and printed a greeting ( ran out of stickers), tore the edges, glued to the front ,,,,, done. Envelopes are the basic note card size found in craft stores. I could have glued all the edges shut and sealed the card inside.
About that lekvar and prune filling. We made pierogis with that filling along with baked goods. The stores here all have it along with apricot, berry, and poppy. The containers are set out at holidays and filled from the store's bakery. They must purchase large quantities and package for customer's home baking needs. As the older community passes, less and less is offered since the younger community doesn't bake as much.
Please keep hand sanitizer in your car and be careful. The flu is spreading wide like the pattern on my leggings.
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1 comment:
Brenda's card is stunning
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