For weeks I have been working on Christmas cards. I do not know about you, but I need a little Christmas cheer. What better way for us to get then to make a Christmas card.
I try to do techniques that do not require special tools to do it just in case you want to make the card with me. Today’s card is a shadow box card. It is my first one to make, and my thought was what better people to make it with. I know you will not judge me if I fail at making it. Let’s begin and spread some Christmas joy by making a shadow box card.

First, we are going to start with a piece of white card stock measuring 8 1/2′ by 11′ cut in half, which gives you two pieces of card stock measuring 5 1/2′ x 8 1/2′. Take one of the 51/2′ by 8 1/2′ piece of card stock scored it down the middle at 4 1/4′. After we do the scoring, we are going to cut a 1/2′ off one side and set it aside. For the next piece of 5 1/2′ x 8 1/2 card stock, we are going to score at 1/2′, 4 1/3′, and 4 3/4′. Fold all score lines. The flap with the 1.2′ scoreline cut a little off it. On the side, with the flap, we need to cut a window out. I used a frame die to cut the window out. 

After I cut out the window, I added strong glue to the one-inch flap. I took the glued flap and lay it inside the card stock; we scored at 4 1/4′. I stamped and cut-out a winter scene to add to the inside. Last I wrapped the back and glued it with strong glue.