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Giveaway-Create-Your-Own Handmade Christmas Cards: 30 Cards & Envelopes to Color, Including 5 Pop-Out Ornaments

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Giveaway-Create-Your-Own Handmade Christmas Cards: 30 Cards & Envelopes to Color, Including 5 Pop-Out Ornaments

Leave a comment in today’s post by December 6th, 2017 and you are in this great coloring card kit.

Open to U.S. residents only please.

‘Tis the season to be colorful. These 30 ready-to-color Christmas cards contain hand-lettered holiday greetings and iconic scenes and decorations — including Santa Claus, stockings, a decorated Christmas tree, and a peace dove. In addition, a special holiday treat awaits those who receive these cards: five include a punch-out Christmas ornament as part of the card design. Envelopes with ready-to-color border designs make the entire bundle a delightful gift to give and to get.

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  2. Love making cards
    and this would be
    fun to color and
    send to family and
    friends.
    Carla from Utah

  7. Being able to have the materials to teach my Great Nephews and Nieces how to make their own Christmas cards would be a wonderful present for me.

  9. I love making my own cards and coloring them; I am elderly and it helps my brain and hands…

  11. I have a friend I would LOVE to give this to. She has been under a lot of stress this year, and I KNOW that she would enjoy de-stressing, coloring her own Christmas cards… I will even gift her the stamps for her cards! Please! Pick me!

  12. I have been making my own Christmas cards for 12 years and love to color. My grandaughter has recently joined me in this hobby – she is 12. This would be a great project for us to work on. Thank you for the opportunity to win.

  14. As a card maker I feel that this would be a great addition to my supplies. Thanks for the opportunity to win it!

  15. What an awesome package! I love coloring and making cards, usually doing both at the same time! I find it relaxing and it makes my heart happy when I send the cards I make to random people for no reason other than the joy of putting a smile on their face! TFS! ??????????????

  16. Tis the season…imagine these would be fun for the recipient to get a card and mini gift. Would leave them partially uncimplored r them to finish.

  17. I enjoy coloring and making my own greeting cards — this is a book I could share with my granddaughter! What a FUN giveaway!

  23. Oh how awesome. I love making cards to send and put a smile on other’s faces. This kit sounds like such fun. Thanks for the chance.

  31. I love making my own Christmas cards! This would be a fun way to work on my cards for next year. Thanks for the chance to win. 😀

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35 Rolled Magazine Crafts -You’ll Never Throw Away a Magazine Again

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You know that one drawer? The one stuffed with old magazines you swore you’d read again someday? Yeah, I had one too. Mine was a jumbled pile of home décor issues, a few random cooking magazines, and—don’t judge—some celebrity gossip ones from 2011 (I was emotionally invested, okay?). But here’s the thing… instead of tossing them all into the recycling bin, I discovered a whole new world of DIY that completely changed the way I looked at those glossy pages.

Rolled magazine crafts are the ultimate combo of relaxing, colorful, and oh-so-satisfying. It’s the kind of project that starts with “I’ll just roll a few pages” and ends with you surrounded by a vase, a bowl, three coasters, and plans to make a full-blown wall installation. There’s something magical about taking something destined for the trash and turning it into something genuinely beautiful. It’s like giving your old mags a second life—and honestly, they deserve it.

The best part? These projects are super versatile. You can go small with beads or bobby pins, or go big with wall art, wreaths, or even furniture pieces. (Yes, furniture! There’s a magazine stool in this roundup that blew my mind.) And don’t even get me started on the gift potential—handmade goodies like these make thoughtful, one-of-a-kind presents without breaking the bank.

Whether you’re a seasoned crafter or just looking for a mindful weekend project, there’s something incredibly rewarding about rolling paper into art. You’ll be amazed at how meditative the process is, and how quickly you’ll start eyeing every glossy page as potential craft material.

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Paper Bead Bobby Pin — CraftBits.com

How to Make Magazine Rolls

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New art from old rolled up magazine pages-easy and colorful! : r/crafts

Magnificent Magazine Paper Beaded Bracelet : 10 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables

Magazine Vase and Pencil Holder : 3 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables

Upcycled Rolled Paper Frame DIY Craft!

Rolled Paper

Paper Bead Bracelet

Rolled Paper Candle Holder : 4 Steps (with Pictures) – Instructables

DIY Crafted Paper Basket: Made From Waste

Rolled Magazine Leaves

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West Elm Coiled Paper Ornament Knock Off

Tutorial: Coiled Magazine Paper Bowls – Frugal Upstate

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Recycled Magazine Bowl – DIY Inspired

Recycled Magazine Page Nesting Bowls! – creative jewish mom

DIY: Recycled Magazine Bowl

Upcycled Magazine Art – Oh My Creative

Rolled Magazine Wall Art | walnuthollowcrafts

Cool DIY Clock Of Rolled Up Magazine Sheets – Shelterness

DIY – Recycled Magazine Wreath

So if you’ve been looking for an excuse to clean out that drawer, this is it. Not only are you decluttering, but you’re also creating stunning pieces that spark conversation and bring a pop of personality to any room. It’s a total win-win.

Personally, I’ve turned some of my oldest, most faded magazine pages into colorful bowls and ornaments—and every time I walk past them, I smile knowing they were rescued from the recycling bin. Crafting with rolled magazines isn’t just fun; it’s a little reminder that beauty can be found in the most unexpected places (even between old perfume ads and articles on how to organize your pantry).

So go ahead—grab those scissors, pour a cup of tea (or a cheeky glass of wine), and start rolling. And hey, if you make something amazing, I’d love to see it! Tag me on social or drop a comment below so we can all ooh and ahh together. Happy crafting, and remember: no magazine left behind.