How to Make Snowflake Holiday Cards

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15 May, 2022

How to make a holiday card with a snowflake with a double Tombow brush. There is something magical about making handmade holiday cards. Today Tombow has the perfect VIP club box with everything you need for the perfect Snowflake holiday card. Here is a VIP club box, limited stocks are short-lived!

How to Make a Snow Holiday Card with Double Tombow Pens |

There is something magical in making holiday cards with your own hands. Today Tombow has the perfect VIP club box with everything you need for the perfect Snowflake holiday card. This adorable postcard is perfect as a gift for a postman, fancy label or gift card holder.

Here is a VIP club box, limited stocks are short-lived!

Materials needed for this snowy holiday card:

Tombow Merry and Bright Twin Brush, 6 each (available in VIP package)

Tombow Fudenosuke Pen (available in VIP package)

Tombow glue roll

golden paper

white card

Installation of foam on the grave

Accessories for this holiday card with snowflake: Tombow Merry and Bright pen with 6 sets with double brushes (available in VIP package) Tombow Fudenosuke brush handle (available in VIP package) Gold Tombow paper roller White paper White cardboard Holder

Introducing a 30-minute video of the process completed in 2 minutes!

How to make a holiday card with a snowflake in retro style.

Step 1: Snowflakes

Start by inserting a white cardboard sheet with retro snowflakes into a fun, shiny pen with a double brush. No need to be too careful and cautious.

I love these retro style snowflakes with thick and thin lines. Large circles, stripes and bumps. This is a perfect snow background.

Step 2: Cut the paper

Now that the page is full of snowflakes, cut them into quarters and remove the extra 1/4 inch from each edge.

Cut a gold card 1/8 inch larger than snow paper and fold it together. Then cut 2 pieces of cardboard in half and fold them in half to make a perfect paper. again a small stock.

The cards are very beautiful and can be refined as is ... or we could go a step further by feeling them.

Step 3: Sense the script

Use a fudenosuke brush and write down the festive mood. I love writing “Merry Christmas”, these words are very similar to each other. What other holiday greetings do you like?

Step 3: Feel the handwriting Use the Fudenasuke brush and write down some holiday feelings. I love writing “Merry Christmas”, these words are very similar to each other. What other holiday greetings do you like?

Then separate the feelings and layers and glue them to a gold card with a 1/8 "border.

Then separate the feelings and layers and stick them on a 1/8 size gold card.

Step 4: Press Styrofoam

Finally, apply the foam to the back of the handwritten flannel and stick it to the retro snow map. They look great and done!

Layers are perfect for sending to USPS mail, so there’s no need to undo or add extra stamps.

Step 4: Spray the foam Finally, apply the aerosol foam to the back of the handwritten flannel and stick it to the retro snow map. They look great and done! Layers are perfect for sending to USPS mail, so there’s no need to undo or add extra stamps.

Cheerful and bright 6-pair brush is a very unconventional, but functional holiday color palette. I love pink with blue and yellow! What do you think of this color palette?

The VIP box comes with many beautiful consumables. This will be a great gift for those who want to be creative ... or perfect for creating holiday gifts - postcards, stickers and products. In addition, the bag is versatile for carrying accessories from one place to another.

TwinTone markers are preferred for taking notes, keeping a journal, or writing letters. I love watercolors, wallpapers, brushstrokes and more. I like the double brush for. The Fudenosuke pen is my favorite Tombow set.

They are the best for writing and calligraphy, the size is perfect ... I love it in only 100 colors!