Easy Printable Foiled Christmas Cards

Making glamorous Christmas cards is so easy with a heat foil machine and a laser printer.  Just pick out your favorite printable and you have amazing cards!!  

This post also contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.  Various companies provided me with some product to create this project.  The opinions I share are solely my own.

Check out how easy these are to make in the video below

Pick out your favorite printable.  I feel in love with these amazing printables by Taryn Whitetaker, check them out below.  Click HERE to get the full sized versions. 

I took these printable and made them card sized, so click below for the card sized versions!!

CARD SIZE PRINTABLES

Place your cut up sections printed on a laser printer with the foil on top through your Glaminator and let the magic happen!!

Check out coll these cards are when mounted on Adornit papers with the Xyron Mega Runner and a Christmas die cut words on the deer card.

I just love these foil cards, they look so elegant and so are easy!!

What foil card will you make?

Supplies Used

Interested in the supplies I used in this project?  Most are listed below and some are affiliate links, which generates a me little commission (at not extra cost to you at all) when you click on the link and make a purchase.  Affiliate and product disclosure can be found here.

Amazon Storefront Shop at: AZ	Xyron Mega Runner Refil Shop at: SB | AZ	Xyron Mega Runner Shop at: SB	Xyron 3" Sticker Maker Shop at: SB | AZ
SB.com Ink Shop at: SB	Adornit Christmas 12x12 Papers Shop at: O	Unity Ann Butler Stamps Shop at: O	Xyron Glamintor Machine Shop at: AZ
Xyron Glamintor Tansfer Foil Color pack Shop at: AZ	Creative Expression Christmas Word Die Shop at: SSS

Stamped Background Clear Window Cards

I have been playing around with the idea of different cards, and today is all about window cards!  Placing a see through window on the front on the card that you can see through to the other side.  On top of all that, I played around with creating my own background with stamps instead of patterned paper!

This post also contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.  Various companies provided me with some product to create this project.  The opinions I share are solely my own.

Check out my video below to see how to make all these fun cards above!

Each card I made with a different background stamps and a different color of ink.  It was a great way to match the 3D topper on the front of the card with the perfect background color, plus it was a way to use up some of the ink colors that I have stashed away.  Speaking on ink, I store my ink colors in my Xyron Large Click n Store box.  I have over 40+ inks, reinkers, and foam pads of various sizes and shapes in this one box and it works great!

I stamped the backgrounds with the NEW Unity Stamps from Ann Butler called Background Builders (link below).  So many different options for designs and with colored inks, so many colors too!!  I love this one in yellow!

The middle section of each of the cards is cut away and a clear film in pace in so you can see the middle pop thru when the card is closed.  It is a Dur-a-lar film from Grafix and it works wonderfully and the Xyron adhesive sticks to like magic!  Here you can see the clear film on this card angle.

Every now and then I went a little too far out of the lines with my Xyron Tape Runner, so I needed to remove the extra adhesive so my card was not stuck shut, the Xyron Adhesive Eraser is perfect for this!

Just check out this card with a bronze ink background!

All the layers of the papers and the clear middle section are all held together with the wonderful Xyron Tape Runner Adhesive.  A card makers perfect tape runner!

I even used my homemade foam sheet made with Xyron adhesive to make the 3D toppers to give them dimension.  Check out the video below to see how to make you own!!

I love how these 3D toppers look on this type of card - they really do pop!!  Check out the green background card with birds!

I also tried to see what the card would look like if I just changed one element, the stamp for the background.  I kept all the other parts the same, and below you can see the difference!

I think the card works great for both stamps - now sure which I like better!

Supplies Used

Interested in the supplies I used in this project?  Most are listed below and some are affiliate links, which generates a me little commission (at not extra cost to you at all) when you click on the link and make a purchase.  Affiliate and product disclosure can be found here.

Amazon Storefront Shop at: AZ	Xyron Tape Runner Refil Shop at: AZ	Fiskars Scissors Shop at: AZ | PHP	Xyron tape runner Shop at: AZ
Xyron Adhesive Eraser Shop at: AZ	Umbrella Inks Shop at: SB	Neenah 8.5x11 Card Paper Shop at: SB | AZ	Misti Shop at: SB | AZ
Catherine Pooler Inks Shop at: SB	Fiskars Paper Trimmer Shop at: SB | AZ	Ida Rose Stamps Shop at: O	Clearsnap Crafter's Ink Shop at: SB
Xyron 3" Sticker Maker Shop at: SB | AZ | PHP	Arteza Giant Craft Mat Shop at: O	Unity Ann Butler Background Builder Stamps Shop at: O	Grafix Dura-Lar Flim Shop at: AZ
SSS Cube Ink Set Shop at: SSS	Xyron Click N Store Box Shop at: AZ	3d Toppers Spring Feelings Shop at: O	Ann Butler Stamps Shop at: O
Foam Sheets Shop at: AZ