Marianne Design November 2023
The Marianne Design November 2023 collection features a fun St. Nicholas & Black Peter theme. It also includes beautiful Christmas cut-out sheets and paper for making those last-minute Christmas cards.
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In this last month before December, we're going to be working hard to get ready for the holidays!
Marleen made a really cute accessory set for Eline's little animals so they can celebrate Sinterklaas.
Of course, these accessories fit not only the mice but also Eline's other little animals.
Together with her new set of gifts and Marleen’s previous Sinterklaas products, this offers plenty of fun ways to make and decorate cards, gifts, labels, and bags of treats!
The street with little houses isn't just fun to use with Marleen's silhouettes and Sinterklaas accessories—it's also great on its own for making cute winter cards.
Rimmie combined them with Marleen's little church and the "Happy Holidays" circle.
You can actually use these little houses all year round, because next year you can pull them out again to make a fun moving-in or "living together" card, or a cute spring card.
Tiny Harts has another beautiful border stamp to go with her bird stamp & die-cut set. This lets you create charming, serene winter Christmas cards with a lovely message or greeting.
New Year's cards are also becoming increasingly popular. This way, you can send someone a card in the first few weeks of the year to wish them a wonderful year ahead. Or use the new firework set and the fireworks background stamp for a festive occasion!
Because even at a big party, fireworks are sometimes set off.
We’ve added three letters to the stencils. After all, a different card shape is always a fun extra challenge for cardmakers who’ve already done a lot of crafting and experimenting.
Decorate the letters to suit the occasion, or use them if the recipient's first initial is the same.
For now, we're using them for Sinterklaas and Christmas. Next year, they'll be back for other occasions.
Are you still working on your last Christmas cards? If so, we have the Jolly Christmas Doily and some fun Christmas cut-out sheets featuring the Gnomes.
These go well with the Jolly Christmas paper pad and the shakables. Here's how to make simple, fun shaker cards using the cute images and patterns from the paper pad.
Heads up! We're almost out of paper pads! Last chance!
As another trend among card makers shows, you can also make cards without using an image. In that case, you use your favorite die-cuts as the focal point.
Linda shows that Eline's little animals, paired with a cute, homemade message and Eline's beautiful paper, make for super cute Christmas cards.
You can use the alphabets together to create names or holidays.
These three sets can be used all year round, and the size of the letters and numbers fits any paper craft project—you'll definitely want them!
Zigzags are a fun, playful element to include on your cards time and time again. Use them simply as a decorative border, or create your own background with them in cheerful colors or patterns.
All of these fun ideas will also be covered in detail in the new issue of Marianne.
Plenty of inspiration again, along with the products from the Oktober collection!
And if you'd like to try something from the magazine, we have a special value pack (while supplies last!) featuring products featured in *Marianne*.
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