Case me a Christmas Card 2026

Hello crafty friends!
Welcome to Case me a Christmas Card 2026 – a Christmas Card series! I’m super excited to be a part of Michelle Lupton‘s Case Me A Christmas Card series!🤩

Throughout November, there will be a series of 11 hops – four YouTube hops, and seven Instagram hops. Each hop involves participants CASEing (Copy And Selectively Edit) a card from the next person, drawing inspiration while each creating a Christmas Card. And you can join in!

I was so excited to CASE Jennifer’s (@jenniferkotas) beautiful creations. She has created so many beautiful cards that I honestly had a hard time deciding which one to CASE!😘

This is the first card I CASE-d from Jennifer. For more details, click HERE to visit Jennifer’s blog.



And here is my CASE-d version of Jennifer’s card.

Although I don’t have the exact same supplies Jennifer used, I tried to make card using the same layout of her card. Instead of Jennifer’s Christmas elf, I used my all-time favourite Simon Says Stamp Gnome die.🥰


This is the second card I CASE-d from Jennifer. For more details, click HERE to visit Jennifer’s blog.


And here is my CASE-d version of Jennifer’s card.

For my second card, I don’t have the Christmas stocking die either, so I decided to use a Christmas mug instead, filling it with a mini poinsettia & leaves and a candy cane!!



Here’s today’s hop list:
@michelle_lupton
@traceymcneely
@huh_what_pardon
@createwithlibby
@kellyrasmussen
@little.finn.crafts
@mwoerner
@rejoicingcrafts (Me!!)
@jenniferkotas
@expressivepaper

Make sure to check out Michelle’s Instagram post HERE for more Case Me A Christmas card information and inspiration!

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day!

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts

Christmas Wine Tags

Hello crafty friends!
So many fellow crafters are busy working on their Christmas projects now. Seeing all the wonderful Christmas creations popping up across social media makes my heart flutter with excitement!🤩 So, I am also starting my Christmas projects from now on!

I think wine is probably one of the most popular gifts to give and receive along with a Christmas card. These days, I’ve also noticed that cold brew coffee in wine-shaped bottles is becoming a popular gift! So, my very first Christmas project this year is a set of wine tags!😘

First, I die cut all the elements. I cut the wine tags from kraft cardstock, the poinsettias from watercolour paper, and the sentiments from thick off-white cardstock.

As always, I watercoloured the poinsettias freely and naturally, just letting my brush do its thing.

I have a close friend who is a watercolour artist, and she told me that she tries not to create too many watercolour stains in her paintings because they can make the artwork look messy. But when I use watercolours to make cards or tags, I love adding lots and lots of watercolour stains! I’m not really sure why, but I just love the look of them. Haha!

Here is another Christmas wine tag. It is a simple wine tag featuring a combination of non-Christmas flowers and snowflakes.


Kraft, white, and red set is such a classic colour combination for Christmas projects. They just belong together, right?!!

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day!

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts

PRS Oh Come All Ye Faithful…

Hello crafty friends!
Today I have another Christmas card with the Paper Rose Studio snowflakes and Nesting Arches die sets.

I die cut an A2 sized paper panel from thick white cardstock using the Pierced Rectangles die set. I then applied the Hand Stitching Coverplate to the panel – made a beautiful patterns! Next, I made an arch window from the panel using the Nesting Arches die set.

I applied blue Distress inks to watercolour paper using blending tool, added white & metallic silver ink splatters and water droplets. I then adhered it to the back of the arch window panel using foam tape.

I added some beautiful snowflakes to the front of the card – used the Snowflake Set 2 and Snowflake Trio die set.

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a great day.

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts

PRS Just Be Jolly

Hello crafty friends, happy weekend!
Today I want to share with you my clean & simple Christmas card with the Paper Rose Studio Deer Head and Mistletoe Large dies.

I die cut the Mistletoe Large from thick white cardstock several times, then adhered them onto an A2 sized white paper panel using Micro Dot Sheets Adhesive.

I die cut the Deer Head from white cardstock, then lightly applied Tea Dye Distress ink to the Deer Head die cut. I added the Deer Head on the centre of the card using foam tape, and then decorated it with red pompom & Jewel Drops.

Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a great day.

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts

SSS Very Merry Christmas

Hello crafty friends, happy weekend!
Today I have a couple of snowflakes Christmas cards with Simon Says Stamp Refined Snowflakes embossing folder and die set.

I placed an A2 sized watercolour paper panel into the Refined Snowflakes embossing folder, ran through die cutting machine – I dry embossed and debossed the panel. I then inked the snowflakes panel with Crushed Olive, Peacock Feathers and Faded Jeans Distress inks. I added water drops and opaque white ink splatters.

I die cut the larger snowflake from the embossed panel with the matching die, and die cut the Daphne Snowflake from thick white cardstock as well. I mounted the panel on white card base using Dot Runner Adhesive first, and then added two snowflakes using foam tape as shown in the picture.



Here is one more card with the Refined Snowflakes embossing folder and die set. I dry embossed onto Neenah Desert Storm paper panel first, and then rubbed on surface of the panel with white pigment ink – I looooove this technique so much!! I die cut snowflakes from thick white cardstock, “peace” sentiment from Lipstick Red cardstock, then adhered them to the centre of the card front using foam tape.

Here is a closer look:



Thank you so much for stopping by. Have a wonderful day!

Keep smiling and be blessed! God bless you all!
Love Love Love RejoicingCrafts