How to Make Snowflake Holiday Cards

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8 May, 2022

How to Make Snowflake Christmas Cards with Tombow Dual Brush Markers There's something magical about making handmade Christmas cards. Today, Tombow has the perfect VIP Club box that includes everything you need to get the perfect Snowflake Christmas card. Here is the VIP Club Box, a limited stock that won't last long.

How to Make Christmas Snowflakes with Twin Tombow Brushes

There's something magical about making handmade Christmas cards. Today, Tombow has the perfect VIP Club Chest that contains everything you need to get the perfect Snowflake Christmas Card. These beautiful postcards are perfect for pocketing or adding a new gift or gift card holder.

Here is the VIP Club Box, a limited stock that won't last long.

Accessories for these snowflakes.

Tombow Merry & Bright Dual Brush Pencils, 6 pcs in pack (available in VIP pack)

Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pens (available in the VIP box)

tombo band

gold paper

white cardboard

Tombose Fitting Foam:

Accessories for this snowflake: Tombow Merry and Bright Duplexing Brush Pens, pack of 6. (included in the box) Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pens (included in the box) Tombow Sticky Roll Gold Paper White Cardboard PU Foam Tombow

Here is a video of a 30 minute intensive process in 2 minutes.

How to make Christmas snowflakes with a double brush pen.

Step 1. Snowflakes

Start by filling a piece of white cardstock with antique snowflakes using Merry and Bright Dual Brush Pens. You don't have to be too specific or careful.

I love these old fashioned snowflakes with thick and thin stripes. Large circles, lines և dashes. This is a perfect snowflake wallpaper.

Step 2: Cut the paper

Now that the side is full of snowflakes, cut them into four pieces - trim 1/4 inch from each edge.

Cut the gold card stock 1/8 inch larger than the snowflake paper: glue them in. Then cut two pieces of cardstock and fold them in half to make the perfect postcard. Attach the gold card/snowflake cover to the folded card, again leaving a small border.

The cards are very smart - they can end as they are... or we can take it a step further with passion.

Step 3. Handwritten emotions

Use Fudenosuke brush pens to write the festive spirit. I like to write happy birthday, the words go well together. What other congratulations do you like on the holidays?

Then cut out the hearts and stripes and attach them to the 1/8 inch gold cardstock.

Then cut out the spell, layer it and glue it to the gold card 1/8.

Step 4. Foam

Finally, whip up your handwritten emotions and glue them onto retro snowflake postcards. It looks great: it's done.

Layers are ideal for USPS mail, eliminating the need for manual scanning or adding additional stamps.

Step 4. Installing the foam. Finally, apply foam to the back of the handwritten letter and stick it on the retro snowflakes. It looks great: it's done. Layers are ideal for USPS mail, eliminating the need for manual scanning or adding additional stamps.

Merry and Bright Dual Brush Pencils are a lot of fun holiday palettes, but they work. I like pink with blue and yellow. What do you think of this color palette?

The VIP box is equipped with an excellent collection of consumables. This makes a great gift for anyone who wants to be creative...or make the perfect Christmas gift - handmade postcards, postcards - artwork. Plus a large multifunctional bag to carry things around.

I like TwinTone tags best for posting, blogging or messaging. I like double brush pens for watercolor, background, design etc. Fudenosuke pens are my favorite collection from Tombow.

They are the best in handwriting, calligraphy, perfect size... just wish they were in hundreds of colors.