24 Christmas Cards with Michael's Recollections Holiday Homestead 6x6 Paper Pad

Thank you for showing us how to use our 6"x6" card packs. Now I know what to do with all those pads. Thank you for all your tips and techniques. Love all your designs. I like that you finish the inside of the cards as well. ❤❤❤❤❤

Yes, inspired to go for a 6x6 cards set up. Thank you

Just saw this today, great cards. I have lots of 6 x 6 paper pads. Thanks for inspiration.

Thank you Thank you. I have never used the tags in paper pads for cards. Now I know what to do with them! Can’t wait to make my cards!

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Always amazing & inspiring! 🌲

I’m heading to Michael’s tomorrow! My granddaughter’s teacher collects extra cards at Christmas, and I love these ideas. I do like their 110lb cardstock for card bases!

I love these cards,. Thank you for showing us how easy it can be.

This really helped me figure out how I can use my holiday 6x6 paper pads! Thanks so much!

Beautiful cards. I love them all

I saw your video & thought I can make Christmas Cards. I didn't have double sided paper, so I used art glitter glue to glue card stock to regular scrap paper, thinking this will created double sided paper & use up my paper stash.. It warped.. not good.

These cards are adorable.

Thank you so much for talking through this video and sharing everything from how you choose the designs to tips you would only know as an experienced card maker. Thank you ❤

Finally someone using what we all can get! I love your ideals. You make card making fun, feel like you can do it, and come out with something cute! Thank-you. It’s also the idea “we don’t have to spend a fortune”! And keep adding all these other things to send more money just to make a card!

I love you!!!! I just found you and what a blessing. You simplify card making . I’m demonstrating a card class at our library and I was worried about the ladies having problems doing them. You have helped me so much. They will only be stamping the verse inside. Thank you!!❤️

you amaze me. so cool to see and hear your process.

Loved this video!

You encourage me to try more, expand my borders of thinking, grow. Thank you. These are all just lovely.

I love all these cards

I do not have a lot of stamping or tools. I love your voice. I have done a lot of desktop publishing so I use my computer.

Lol!!! Hotdog fold🤩😂👍🥰!!! Love it!! 😇🌷

Thanks for sharing

This has to be one of my favorite of all times paper pad. I must have purchased 3 or 4 of these and used your video to guide me. I want to order another just to keep and never use! I love the way you used this paper. Thanks so much.

Hi Jess, thanks for sharing these lovely card ideas. Shirley ( London UK)

Loved all these neat ideas.

This is my first time watching and I really enjoyed it...its a craft that even a beginner like me can do...thank you

Looking forward to future videos! Love these

I loved them all! New Sub.

Can’t wait to make these tomorrow!!

that is a great idea to mat and bag them I put them all in a sheet protector and it is hard to find the different ones without dumping it I think I will try this instead, put all the different sizes separate

Loved this video and so glad I found it!

Enjoyed watching how you put all of the cards together, I enjoy making cards, but Christmas cards are my favorite.

Oh, the temptation.... I am a quilter, crosstitcher, crocheter...in lockdown, I purchased rubber stamping supplies, and watercolor supplies...now I am thinking "Oh, now I need paper craft making supplies!"... I love being creative.... and (oh, I also bought cornstarch and wooden handled cookie dough presses to make ornaments....) so anyways then I (oh, also wood slices and modpodge to make ornaments...and wooden beads to make wood bead tree ornaments....)...

Amazing cards! Cannot pick a favourite. Very helpful too. Thank you for sharing your talents!

Excellent video... Beautiful cards....ty

Just found your video, I would like to say how much I’ve enjoyed them

Wish we had a Michaels I was able to shop there when we were in Canada loved it

I really enjoyed your video, great cards and tips!

Thank You. I love them all.

Thank you so much. Love these.

Dec 2021 🤗 your video popped up and since I’m on a matting kick as well as working thru my stash kick it caught my attention - lots of great ideas for year round cards as well as next Christmas 🤗🤗🤗 thnx for sharing

watched again today with my 2 x 6 scraps and made19 cards...finished a paper pad!! thanks for the inspiration

New subscriber... Love your cards!! I've already mailed out my Christmas cards but great idea for next year. TFS!

Wonderful cards. Barb from Anaheim, CA

Great Job! It gave me lots of ideas and I have the same pad only the 12x12 size.

I wanted you to know that I just finished making 48 cards from the 2 pads of this paper I bought last year. I completely copied everything in your video, blog measurements & photos. I've been making cards for over 10 years, but have always had a mental block with 6x6 paper. Its just not a logical size to my brain. And I had to waste paper. I'm afraid to cut into a sheet until I know what the plan is for the rest of it ahead of time. I watch everyone's 6x6 paper pad videos, and wonder why I can't do it. Yours was the first I've attempted and I was shocked to still learn so much. Mainly, that there is so much you can do with that 2" cut off strip. And that pieces on the card aren't as large as I thought they were, so yes, 2" scrap gives you plenty to work with. This was also my first time working with cut aparts. I never seem to find those in what I buy. Due to 2020 & some stuff in my life, it had been almost 2 years since I've touched my card making supplies, and I was so glad to finally be working with paper & trimmer again. And without having to design or really stamp anything, this was a great way to ease back into it. Thank you for your videos. I enjoy watching them all.

Omg I just found you!!! I love your cards!!!

I love this tutorial! So many additional ideas! Thank you! Just finding you!

Adorable. And I have this paper pad. Perfect! I'm so excited!