Woo Hoo! Christmas in August 2026

By | 25/08/2026

Have you started making your Christmas cards for the 2026 season yet?

Today to celebrate Christmas in August I’m sharing three cards made from products of the A Stitched Season Suite.

Stitch together holiday memories with products inspired by nostalgic Christmas quilts. With quilting-inspired designs like stockings, presents, pine trees, holly, and festive patterns, this coordinated set of stamps, dies, craft paper, buttons, and stitched ribbon make it easy to create cards, scrapbook pages, and DIY projects full of cozy, nostalgic charm. Colors in the paper include – Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Peaceful Pine, Pecan Pie, Real Red, Secret Sea

First up a simple card featuring two of the designer paper sheets. When cover the card stock top to bottom, I prefer to cut a paper slightly longer and trim off the excess. This ensures nothing peeking out. However, use an extra piece of designer paper, cut out the star and tuck behind the greeting.

simple

How about a Christmas stocking? The ribbon in the suite is easy to tie and makes great bows.

stocking

The final card today features squares of the paper added diagonally for a fun pattern. The squares were added to a piece of Basic White card stock, then matted on Secret Sea card stock. Simple, yet elegant!

quilt squares

Thank you for taking the time to stop by today, hopefully these projects have inspired you to try paper crafting.

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Have a great day – Craft On!  Happy Shopping!

 

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