Here's a little card I had fun making yesterday. I was suppose to be making my Christmas cards but I had to try out this cute little cut too. (Don't worry, I got half of my Christmas cards done.) I just think it's too cute that he's holding a little Christmas tree. It's more like a tag than a card. It's about 5 inches by 3 inches. I used the Winter Frolic and Elegant Edges cartridges.
I am determined to have my Christmas cards mailed on Monday. That's actually way better than last year. I think I mailed them after Christmas. :) All my Christmas shopping is almost done. Just a couple more little things that I will pick up tomorrow and I am done. My favorite part is the wrapping. I love sitting on the living room floor surrounded by presents and wrapping paper. I usually watch a movie or TV show on Netflix. One of my favorite things to watch while wrapping presents is Everest:Beyond the Limit. I know, I know, it's not very Christmas-y but there is lots and lots and lots of snow so I'm okay with it. Although I may be watching episodes of 24 this year.
What's your favorite gift wrapping ritual?
Showing posts with label christmas cards. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 13, 2012
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Shoppe News!...
I have some new items now up for sale in my Etsy shop!
Do you still need to pick up your Christmas cards? Check out these cute little ones lovingly made by me. :)
I am simply in love with the little red cabin.
Here are some fun little Christmas tree cut outs perfect for all your Christmas paper crafting projects. The sparkly evergreen ones above are cut from acid and lignin free cardstock. The assorted pattern ones below are cut form acid and lignin free scrapbook paper.
It's hard to believe Thanksgiving is tomorrow! I am very excited! The two things I am most thankful for, first my Savior and second my family. (But there really is about a million things I can be thankful for but that might be a little too long of a post.) Have a happy and safe Thanksgiving everyone!
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