How to Make Snowflake Holiday Cards

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21 May, 2022

How to make a holiday card with a snowflake with a double Tombow Brush Pen. Today, Tombow has the perfect VIP club box that contains everything you need to get the perfect Snowflake Holiday season ticket. Here’s the VIP Club Box, a limited stock that won’t last long!

How to make a holiday ticket with a snowflake using a double Tombow brush

There is something magical about making holiday cards with your own hands. Today, Tombow has the perfect VIP club box that contains everything you need to get the perfect Snowflake Holiday season ticket. These beautiful postcards are perfect for sending gifts or adding as a bright tag or gift card holder.

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Tools needed for this snowflake holiday card:

Tombow Merry and Bright Dual Brush Pencil Set of 6 (VIP Box)

Tombow Fudenosuke brush handles (available in VIP box)

Roll of Tombow stickers

golden paper

shares white label

Tombose mounting foam

Accessories needed for this snowflake holiday card: Set of 6 fun and bright brush handles (available in a VIP box) Fudenosuke Tombow brush handle (available in a VIP box) Sticky gold paper roll Tombow White paper

Here is a 30-minute demo video summarized in 2 minutes!

How to make a greeting card with a snowflake using a recycled pen with a double brush in vintage style.

Step 1: Snowflakes

Start by filling a sheet of white cardboard with old-fashioned snowflakes with Merry and Bright pencils with double brushes. It doesn’t have to be accurate or very specific.

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

Step 2: Cut the paper

Now that the page is filled with snowflakes, cut them into quarters and trim an extra 1/4 inch from each edge.

Cut the gold card 1/8 inch larger than the paper snowflakes, and glue them together. Next, cut two pieces of cardboard in half and fold them in half to make the perfect card. Glue the gold / snowflake card to the fold of the card, again leaving a small border.

The cards are very cute and can be finished well ... or we can go forward with passion.

Step 3: Writing feelings

Use the Vodnosuke brush and write a sense of celebration. I love writing happy birthday greetings, the words match perfectly. What other congratulations on Eid do you love?

Step 3: Handwritten Feelings Use a Fudenosuke brush and write down some holiday feelings. I love writing happy birthday greetings, the words match perfectly. What other congratulations on Eid do you love?

Then cut out the felt and liner and glue them to the gold card with a 1/8 inch edge.

Then cut out the felt and lining and glue them 1/8 to the gold cardboard

Step 4: Install Foam

Finally, apply the mounting foam to the back of the palm and stick it to the retro snowflake card. Looks amazing and done!

The liner is ideal for USPS continuous mail, so there is no need to cancel or add extra postage.

Step 4: Mounting Foam Finally, apply mounting foam to the back of the felt and stick it to the retro snowflake card. Looks amazing and done! The liner is ideal for USPS continuous mail, so there is no need to cancel or add extra postage.

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

The VIP Box comes with an incredible variety of materials. It will be a great gift for those who want to be creative ... or perfect for creating holiday gifts - postcards, stickers and handicrafts. It is also a versatile bag to carry from place to place.

The TwinTone Lighthouse is my favorite for taking notes, writing magazines or writing. I love pens with double brushes for watercolors, backgrounds, doodles, etc. The Fudenosuke pen is definitely my favorite Tombow foundation.

These are the best for writing and calligraphy, the perfect size ... I just want them to be in hundreds of colors!