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    Watercolor Roses Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial

    November 9, 2023

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    Lindsey Bugbee

    Christmas, Christmas cards, Greeting Card Tutorials, Holiday, Inspiration, Printable Goodies, Tutorials

    In such a fast-paced world, it’s difficult to keep in touch with all the important people in your life. The holidays, however, offer the perfect excuse for sending mail that says, “I care about you.” With that in mind, I designed this lovely card and envelope duo.

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    Watercolor Roses Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope

    This watercolor roses holiday card combines the traditional holiday colors of red and green with a timeless floral motif. Make it on a lazy morning or a quiet afternoon, when you have some time to enjoy the creation process! Those who feel intimidated by illustration work will be happy to hear that today’s tutorial includes both printable and traceable elements to make easy work of this gorgeous greeting card.

    1. Gather Your Supplies

    This card tutorial requires a collection of supplies that you can tweak to fit what you have on hand.

    • 80 lb. drawing paper (affiliate link)
    • Scissors
    • Pencil + eraser
    • Your favorite nib + pen holder combination (I used a Brause EF66 nib in an oblique pen)
    • Waterproof ink
    • Blank watercolor greeting card (affiliate link)
    • Watercolor palette
    • Size 3 paintbrush
    • Bubble mailer (used is fine) or pop dots (affiliate link)
    • Glue or double-sided tape
    • Optional: light box, Hand-Drawn Banner Printable, Illustrated Roses Template

    2. Make a “Happy Holidays” Banner

    First, begin by drawing a banner on your 80# drawing paper. For a shortcut, you can print the Hand-Drawn Banner Printable directly onto your drawing paper (after cutting the paper to fit into your printer). Don’t forget to add some short, densely-spaced lines to represent shadows.

    If you don’t have drawing paper, be sure to draw or print your banner on a non-flimsy, pointed pen calligraphy-friendly paper. (Laserjet paper could work, but I find that drawing paper has a more elegant feel to it.)

    Once you’ve drawn (or printed) your banner and added shadows to it, it’s time to write calligraphy. Begin by drawing two pencil guidelines parallel to the top and bottom lines of the banner to ensure neat calligraphy. Your guidelines should be about 0.4″ (1 cm) from the top and base of the banner.

    DIY Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial | The Postman's Knock

    Then, use Kaitlin Style calligraphy to write a quick “Happy Holidays” in the banner. “Happy” should go on the left side of the banner, and “Holidays” on the right.

    DIY Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial | The Postman's Knock

    Once your ink dries, erase any pencil guidelines.

    Next, cut out the banner. For ease and aesthetics, don’t cut exactly along the outside guideline. Instead, leave a little bit of space between the banner and the edge of the paper.

    There’s about 1/8″ (~3.5 mm) of space along the edges of the banner pictured below.

    DIY Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial (Includes Free Banner Printable) | The Postman's Knock

    3. Make the Watercolor Roses Card

    Now, get out your blank A7 watercolor card. You can easily create one by cutting a piece of watercolor paper to 10″ x 7″ (25.4 cm x 17.8 cm) and folding it in half, or you can buy pre-made blank cards. Once you have your card, plan out where you’d like to put your banner on the finished card. Use a pencil to trace around the banner in that position. When you finish tracing, set the banner aside for the time being.

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    It’s necessary to use a watercolor paper card for this project because you’ll be painting on this card.

    Now, start to draw vintage roses on your greeting card. You’re welcome to freehand draw (find a tutorial here), or you can trace over TPK’s Illustrated Roses Template, which is available for a nominal fee.

    GET THE ILLUSTRATED ROSES TEMPLATE
    This printable has made my life easier when it comes to making several different projects.

    Next, use a light box to trace over the rose illustration template (trust me: a light box is one of those things that will come in handy for a variety of projects). Be sure to use waterproof ink and a medium-flex nib, like a crowquill or a Nikko G, for the illustration work.

    Note that you don’t need to draw roses in the area that the banner will cover.

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    Once all your ink is dry, you can start watercoloring the floral motif. Use red for the roses and green for the leaves and the stems.

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    4. Glue the Banner to the Card

    After you’ve finished painting, seek out a cushioned mailer like the one pictured below.

    DIY Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial (Includes Free Banner Printable) | The Postman's Knock

    I like to cut up the mailer and use double-stick tape or glue to affix it to the back of my banner.

    DIY Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial (Includes Free Banner Printable) | The Postman's Knock

    Then, apply glue or double stick tape to cushiony stuff on the back of your banner. Flip the banner over, place it exactly where you want it to be on the card, and apply gentle pressure to make it stick.

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    Note that you can use pop dots in place of the bubble mailer. They are specifically designed for adding standout elements, so the process is super easy. To see pop dots in action, see this video tutorial (around the 3:50 mark).

    You will be rewarded with a festive holiday card featuring intricate illustration and a 3D element!

    DIY Holiday Card + Artistic Envelope Tutorial (Includes Free Banner Printable) | The Postman's Knock

    5. Make a Beautiful Envelope

    Every beautiful card deserves an equally lovely envelope, so I want to show you a quick way to craft a vessel that’s up to the job of carrying your DIY holiday card.

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    First, calligraph your mail recipient’s name(s) on one of the smaller two banners in the Hand-Drawn Banner Printable. Then, use watercolor to add a bit of shade to the banner.

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    I used Magnetite watercolor to add a touch of shading to my banner.

    Cut out your banner when the paint and ink is dry, then choose a colored envelope to put it on. I am using an A7 envelope in “Chocolate“, but whatever you have available will work. Then, draw a couple of wavy guidelines on the envelope.

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    If you’ve chosen a dark-colored envelope, you’ll want a white mechanical pencil for drawing guidelines.

    Calligraph your address in a pretty Janet Style calligraphy and white ink, then add a few interesting postage stamps.

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    Next, glue down the banner with the recipient’s name.

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    For a little bit of pizazz, you can add a few stars and dots:

    And that’s it! Pair your envelope with the pretty card you just made, and you’ve got a gorgeous duo that will delight any recipient.


    I like this project concept because it’s elegant and pretty, with rich colors and a classic look. Remember that you can modify it to suit the supplies that you have on hand and your aesthetic preferences. Maybe you don’t follow the tutorial exactly, and that’s fine! I encourage you to make it yours and have fun with it.

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    Thanks so much for reading today’s tutorial. Cheers to a happy, healthy, and creative holiday season!

    Warmly,

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  1. Pam O Avatar
    Pam O
    November 14, 2015

    Thank you for your inspiring posts and tutorials! Your ideas are a happy highlight of the day I receive them, and when I return to them again and again. Your site is now my default home page!

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      That is such a compliment — thanks so much, Pam!

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    Jenny
    November 12, 2015

    Every time I see a Boulder address I squeak a little – we lived there 6 years while my husband got his PhD from CU. Small world! Thanks for your blog – I have to confess I’m too scared to start ‘real’ calligraphy – I’m afraid it will be one of those unfinished hobbies that I just never got good enough at. I do a LOT of faux stuff though, and I find lots of inspiration through your blog.

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      My husband is getting his PhD at CU right now (Aerospace Engineering) — which is why we live here, as well! This is our fifth year. 🙂 On another note, it’s okay if you start calligraphy and it falls to the wayside! Your supplies will last a very, very long time, so you can always do it then put it aside at your leisure.

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    s.tillymint
    November 12, 2015

    Can’t wait to try this! Thanks so much for sharing your banner……..now to draw a rose….:)

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      You can do it! 🙂

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    Agata
    November 12, 2015

    LIndsey, beautiful! <3 Could you make a little tutorial, how to add diacritics to your styles (particularly Kaitlin Style)? I'm interested in polish hooks ("ogonek" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogonek);) like ą, ę, ń, ż, ź. ó… but also spanish and french (ñ, ç). Thank you! Wonderful blog and I learn sooo much from you!

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      That is a wonderful blog post idea; I’m adding it to the list! Thanks so much, Agata!

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    MonicaB
    November 11, 2015

    These are beautiful. Thanks for the wonderful ideas.

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      It really is my pleasure — thanks so much, Monica!

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    Kellie
    November 11, 2015

    Thank you for this great post. It looks wonderful and your instructions are clear and easy to follow. Can’t wait to see your upcoming holiday posts! A big thank you from the UK!

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      Of course! Thank you so much for reading! 🙂

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    kate
    November 11, 2015

    Another great post! Looking forward to the other holiday card tutorials.

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      There’s another one coming on Friday! Thanks, Kate!

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    Lisa
    November 11, 2015

    Another lovely tutorial Lindsay! I think I’ll try a more simplified version of this for the upcoming holidays! Also I must ask, where is that lovely pair of scissors from??

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      Of course! The scissors are from Fox and Quills — I love them!!

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    kerry
    November 11, 2015

    Another beautiful guide to share your great ideas with us! I’d definitely missed the hand-drawn banners, so this is wonderful

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      Lindsey Bugbee
      December 6, 2015

      Oh, awesome!! I’m so happy you got some inspiration out of this post. 🙂 Thank you, Kerry!

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    November 11, 2015

    THANK YOU FOR ANOTHER GREAT TUTORIAL!

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      My pleasure, Jennifer! Thanks for reading another tutorial! 😉

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