Christmas cards

 
 
 

I was cleaning up in my scrapbook room and came across these cards I didnt post from Christmas.
The first one is embossed with the snowflake folder,using the Cuttle Bug, on white Bazzill Bling. Red Bazzill for the Nestabilities Lable One ( I love this shape)Rub on for the sentiment, sticker snow flake and red ribbon.
The second one again used the snowflake folder, nestablities lable one, and scalloped circle. Rub on, ribbon and a sticker. Simple but classic looking.
Lastly the card I sent to some people this year. I was so pleasantly surprised by how this card came out. White Bazzill Bling, snowflake folder as the base. The wreath was made using the Martha Stewart branch punch, so each section was punched and run thru the Xyron sticker maker and laid out to make the shape of the wreath, pretty cool huh? Red bling and a red ribbon. I really loved how the card some out.

Advent Calendar

this was a great way for me to use up my scraps and little odds and ends. I made this Advent Calendar using a mini muffin tin pan, spray painted it white and used a circle punch for each spot inside. A square punch to cover up each spot and backed it with magnetic tape and just had fun and decorated each square.
I used to buy a new calendar every year for the boys, this was a great way to have the calendar to reuse year after year. Just fill each spot with a piece of candy or a coin.
 
 
 
 

Embossed snowflakes

 
Love, love, love my cuttlebug!!!!!!!!! I used the white bling paper and the snowflake embossing folder in the cuttle bug.
Die cut the large snowflake, used a little blue glitter chalk and a crystal brad in the center.

Christmas Window

 
Found this stamp of the window at the Ink Spot in Kirkwood, cute little store by the way. If you have never been there it is worth checking it out. Then Joanie, my friend found the little stamps at Hobby Lobby, that fit inside the windows perfectly. This was a fun card to make.

Christmas stuff

 
I just think this little penguin is so cute. This is a stamp from Archivers, and I lifted some of their ideas also.