Hello blogging friends! Before I get to my project for today I wanted to let all of you know that for some time now I have been trying to figure out the best way to monitor comments and try to avoid spammers. I have had the word verification on my blog for a long time and I know a lot of people have a hard time with word verification and it can be really hard to read it sometimes. In the past I have tried taking it off but then I just get hit with so much spam. But since I have received several emails regard the word verification I am going to be taking it off and switching over to comment moderation. All that means is that when a comment is made it will be emailed to me first before it is posted and then I will be able to post or mark is as spam. So your comments won't show up here on the blog until I check my email and approve them. I know a lot of bloggers have been discussing this and trying to find a better solution. I hope this will help and make things easier for leaving comments. As always thanks so much for subscribing and following my blog and all of your support!!
Today, is my post day over at Vintage Street Market Blog.
Now that Halloween is over and Thanksgiving is right around the corner it's time to start working on Christmas cards.
Today, is my post day over at Vintage Street Market Blog.
Now that Halloween is over and Thanksgiving is right around the corner it's time to start working on Christmas cards.
I know I always love it when I can come up with a couple of card designs that are quick and easy to make and today I have two Christmas cards to share with you that fall into the quick and easy category. I used Really Red cardstock for the base of the card and the pattern paper is from Jenni Bowlin Christmas Mini Pattern Sheet. I love this paper because each pattern is a 4 x 4 square and the sheet have enough squares to make nine of these little cards.
To see more pictures and find out all of the details please click HERE to visit the
Vintage Street Market Blog. I hope this inspires you to make some quick and easy Christmas cards.
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
To see more pictures and find out all of the details please click HERE to visit the
Vintage Street Market Blog. I hope this inspires you to make some quick and easy Christmas cards.
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
Hugs & Smiles,
Heidi
Other: Paper: DiscountCarstock.com Really Red; Acessories: Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares; Jingle Bell; Hot Glue; Shabby Scraps 10 mm Red Bling
beautiful cards! - I'm trying to find a sweet and simple card to make for my Christmas cards. These turned out great!
ReplyDeleteWonderful design and as always such beautiful work sweetie
ReplyDeleteThese are so simple yet beautiful and effective!! Love the holly paper!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful cards! I have been using comment moderation for several years, it really does discourage spam and I can delete it if any gets through. And I never miss a comment!
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