Showing posts with label Christmas card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas card. Show all posts

Thursday, December 25, 2025

Christmas Card 2025


This year's Christmas card is a Nativity scene from my 2023 Advent calendar.  It's computer-printed with a white border on Neenah solar white card stock. 

Since 2010, I've used one of my annual Nativity drawings for the card fronts.  The greeting inside is "Wishing you peace and joy at Christmas."  To see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down. 
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Wednesday, December 25, 2024

Christmas Card 2024

This year's Christmas card is a Nativity scene from my 2022 Advent calendar.  It's computer-printed with a white border on Neenah solar white card stock. 

Since 2010, I've used one of my annual Nativity drawings for the card fronts.  The greeting inside is "Wishing you peace and joy at Christmas."  To see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down. 
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Monday, December 25, 2023

Christmas Card 2023

 


For my Christmas card this year, I chose a Nativity angel, redrawn from my 2022 Advent calendar.  It's computer-printed with a white border on Neenah solar white card stock.  For a clearer view, click here for my Peace Angel post on my drawing blog.

Since 2010, I've used one of my annual Nativity drawings for the card fronts. This year's greeting inside is "Wishing you peace and joy at Christmas."  To see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.
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Saturday, December 31, 2022

Christmas Card 2022


For my Christmas card this year, I chose a Nativity scene that I drew in 2009 with the Wise Men in the foreground and the Holy Family and Bethlehem in the distance.  It's computer-printed with a white border on Neenah solar white card stock.  For a clearer view, click here for my original post "The Three Kings Approaching Bethlehem" on my drawing blog.

Since 2010, I've used one of my annual Nativity drawings for the card fronts, with a greeting inside "Wishing you all the joy of Christmas."  To see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.

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Friday, December 31, 2021

Christmas Card 2021


For this 2021 card, I used one of my favorite Christmas drawings, a Madonna and Child from my 2010 Advent calendar.  It's computer-printed with a large white border on Neenah solar white card stock.  The handwritten words say "Christ the Savior is born."

Since 2010, I've used one of my annual Nativity drawings for the card fronts, with a greeting inside "Wishing you all the joy of Christmas."  To see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.
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Saturday, December 26, 2020

Christmas Card 2020


This year's card is a Nativity scene with shepherds and an angel.  It's computer-printed on Neenah solar white card stock.

Since 2010, I've used one of my annual Nativity drawings for the card fronts, with a greeting inside "Wishing you all the joy of Christmas."  To see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.

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Tuesday, December 17, 2019

Christmas Card 2019

Our Christmas card this year shows the baby Jesus with Mary and Joseph.  The card is computer-printed on Neenah solar white card stock. 

Since 2010, we've used one of my annual Nativity drawings to print our cards.  If you'd like to see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.

And here on my Mostly Markers drawing blog, you'll find my 2019 Advent calendar drawing (work in progress through Christmas Day) with a link to the other nine years of calendars, and more of my Advent-Christmas drawings as well.
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Tuesday, December 11, 2018

Christmas Card 2018

This year, our Christmas card has a simple manger scene with the Holy Family and an angel.  The card has a wide white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock. 

Since 2010, we've used one of my annual Nativity drawings on our cards.  This one comes from my 2017 Advent calendar.  If you'd like to see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.
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Monday, December 11, 2017

Christmas Card 2017

Our Christmas card this year has an oval manger scene with the Holy Family, angels, shepherds, animals, and a border of vines and flowers, with the words "Silent Night - Holy Night" above and below the oval.  The card has a wide white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock. 

Since 2010, we've used one of my annual Nativity drawings to print our cards.  This one is from my 2016 Advent calendar.  If you'd like to see past years' Christmas cards that I've drawn, click here, then scroll down.

And here on my Mostly Markers drawing blog, you'll find my 2017 Advent calendar drawing (work in progress through Christmas Day) with a link to the other eight years of calendars, and more of my Advent-Christmas drawings as well. 
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Monday, December 19, 2016

Christmas Card 2016

The Holy Family with a yellow and gold background, for our 2016 Christmas card.  Our seventh year to use one of my Nativity drawings to print our cards.

The card has a wide white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock.  If you'd like to see my other Christmas card drawings, click here, then scroll down.   And here on my Mostly Markers drawing blog, you'll find my 2016 Advent calendar drawing (work in progress through Christmas Day) with a link to the other seven years of calendars, and more of my Advent-Christmas drawings as well. 
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Sunday, December 13, 2015

Christmas Card 2015

Our 2015 Christmas card shows Mary, Joseph, and the baby Jesus in the Bethlehem stable, with an angel, a donkey, and a sheep.  For six years now, we've been using one of my Nativity drawings to print our cards.  This drawing is from my 2014 Advent calendar.   The sentiment inside is "Wishing you all the joy of Christmas!" 

The card has a wide white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock.  If you'd like to see my other Christmas card drawings, click here, then scroll down.   And here on my Mostly Markers drawing blog, you'll find my 2015 Advent calendar drawing (work in progress through Christmas Day), some links to six more years of my calendars, and more of my Advent-Christmas drawings as well.  Wishing the season's blessings to all my readers ...
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Sunday, December 21, 2014

Christmas Card 2014

A scene of the Holy Family with many angels for our 2014 Christmas card.  Our fifth year of using one of my Nativity drawings to print our cards.

The card has a wide white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock.  If you'd like to see my other Christmas card drawings, click here, then scroll down.   And here on my Mostly Markers drawing blog, you'll find my 2014 Advent calendar drawing (work in progress through Christmas Day), some links to the other five years of calendars, and more of my Advent-Christmas drawings as well. 

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Sunday, December 22, 2013

Christmas Card 2013

"Wishing you all the joy of Christmas" as it says on the inside of our 2013 Christmas card.  For the last few years, I've made our cards with one of my Nativity drawings, this time including the Three Kings.

The card has a wide white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock.  If you'd like to see my other Christmas card drawings, click here, then scroll down.   You'll also find links to my annual Advent calendar drawings from 2008-2012.  None for 2013 because I took a break this year. 

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Sunday, December 2, 2012

Christmas Card 2012

Our Christmas card this year, like the past two years, is made with one of my Advent calendar drawings.  It's a Nativity scene, decorated with rays of light, angels, and gold bands.

The words of the angels, "Behold a great joy," are adapted from Luke 2:10,  "Fear not: for, behold, I bring you good tidings of great joy."

The card has a white border and is computer-printed on Neenah card stock. (222)  Click here for my 2011 card and here for 2010

I'm beginning to create my 5th year's Advent calendar, with a small drawing and a few Advent-related words each day.  It will be posted at least weekly (or even daily) on my other (drawing) blog "Mostly Markers."  For now, I've just posted my blank 2012 template, which you're welcome to use.  It also includes links to my 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011 calendars, if you'd like to see what they look like.  I've truly enjoyed this annual activity, which slows me down for a little time each day to reflect on the meaning of the season.  Edited December 26, 2012 to add: Click here for my completed 2012 Advent calendar drawing.

Sunday, December 4, 2011

Christmas Card 2011

This year's Christmas card, like last year's, is made with one of my drawings. It's a Nativity scene from my 2009 Advent calendar, with an added frame of red, green, and gold, and lots of white space around it. The card is computer-printed on Neenah card stock. (110)

I'm currently creating my 4th annual Advent calendar, with a small drawing and a few Advent-season words each day. It's posted a few times weekly on my other (drawing) blog "Mostly Markers." The 2011 calendar post also includes links to my 2008, 2009, and 2010 calendars, as well as my blank 2011 template in case you'd like to use it.

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Christmas Card 2010

This year, my husband asked me to make our Christmas cards with one of my drawings. It's a Nativity scene from my 2008 Advent calendar. The handwritten caption at the bottom of the drawing is "Unto us a child is born" from Isaiah 9:6. The card is computer-printed on Neenah card stock. (040)
Added December 4, 2011: Click here for my 2011 card.

During the Advent season, you're invited to visit my other (drawing) blog "Mostly Markers" for my daily Advent calendar drawings. It's an activity that I really enjoy. The 2010 calendar post also includes links to my 2008 and 2009 calendars, as well as my blank calendar template in case you'd like to use it.