Farmhouse Cards Tips & Techniques

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For quite a while, I’ve been thinking it would be fun to share some farmhouse style card projects. The farmhouse style of decorating has taken over basically every home decor section in every store I visit, and it is likely the same for the stores you visit. I am definitely a fan of the clean and simple look of the farmhouse trend, so let’s use it on some cards!

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

Farmhouse Cards Video

Watch along here as I create five farmhouse style cards, and explain tips and techniques for how you can create similar cards.

Tips For Creating Farmhouse Cards

If you would like to create farmhouse style cards yourself, you’ll want to choose neutral colors, have lots of white space, choose bold and simple greetings, and include natural textures such as woodgrain. Let’s take a look at the samples I created.

Farmhouse Card Samples

For each card below, I’ll share the products I used to create it as well as any tips or techniques. I’ll mention now that I used the Alphabest stamp set to create my own simple greetings for all five cards.

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

1. Tree Rings Christmas Card

Products Used: Tree Rings hybrid embossing folder, Boughs of Holly designer paper, Timber embossing folder, Textural Elements

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

Here’s the beautiful Ringed With Nature bundle I used to create those wood cross-sections on the card above. I also used the Ringed With Nature embossing folder to created the texture.

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

2. All White Wreath Card

Products Used: Cottage Wreaths stamp set, Country Wreaths die set

*Use white paper strips to create the ‘shiplap’ wood paneling background! I embossed the wreath and greeting with Versamark ink and white embossing powder.

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

This is the bundle I used to create that lovely wreath.

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

3. Kraft Brown Wreath Card

Products Used: Kraft Note Cards & Envelopes, Kraft 6×6 Cardstock, Cottage Wreaths stamp set, Country Wreaths die set, Linen Thread

*Use a scoring board to create the look of wood paneling

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

4. Black and White Wreath Card

Products Used: Country Wreaths Die Set, Gingham Cottage designer paper

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

5. Tree Rings Card

Products Used: Tree Rings hybrid embossing folder, Bough punch, Natural Finish Ribbon

Make beautiful farmhouse style cards! Learn tips and tricks for creating these yourself. Samples include Stampin Up Ringed With Nature and Cottage Wreaths.

Which farmhouse card is your favorite? Comment and let me know!

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