Here’s another Christmas card from Stamp Club this month – be sure and join us next month! Did you know you can be a part of my Virtual Stamp Club and receive our projects each month by mail? Click HERE for details!
It’s hard to see in this photo, but the top white piece is raised so there is a 3-D look to this card!
The DSP pack is SOOO AWESOME! You get 24 sheets! 12 sheets are a black background (4 styles) and 12 sheets are a white background (4 styles). I have made so many cards with this and still have some to spare!
The tiny little snowman is Dazzling Diamonds Glimmer Paper!
It’s fun to make Christmas gifts. Here’s a little candy holder!
The wooden “Ball” jar holder was made by my downline, Gina Shappa. I thought they were so clever! Three Ball jars fit nicely inside. You can fill it with whatever candy or baked good you like.
I found the elf legs at Joann’s this year. They just have wire at the bottom and you can stick them in anything! (I’m a little obsessed with elf legs/feet! You will find them all over my house!)
The Quilter Christmas Designer Series Paper went well with the theme! I just punched out circles and taped them to the Ball lids. Tie a pretty ribbon around them and call it a day!
Stampin’ Up has done it again! FREE SHIPPING will be offered 1 day only (Monday, Dec. 11th) Take advantage – you will save 10% on your order with FREE SHIPPING!
I have another use for the Keurig coffee holder! How about one of the cute Starbucks ornaments for sale at the Starbucks store in a hand-made Keurig machine? There’s room for a gift card in the back of the Keurig as well. Great gift for coffee-lovers! You can see the link to the pattern HERE. (Note: the tutorial is Halloween photos but you can use this basic pattern to make it go with any color scheme or holiday!)
One of my favorite decorations in our home is a small tree to hold the Starbucks ornaments I have been collecting. The Keurig machine is perfect under the tree to hold the newest ornament I have!
I made these little Christmas purses that have Hershey Nuggets inside them for some Christmas treats this year. I was inspired by Brenda Quintana, and turned them into holiday purses instead. Brenda has an awesome tutorial with measurements (even measurements and helpful hints on mass producing these!) You can find them on her blog HERE.
Round 1 of Stamparatus Pre-Order a few weeks ago sold out in around 15 minutes! Can you believe it? That tells us this item is going to be HOT HOT HOT!
On Tuesday, Dec. 5th- Dec. 31st, you can pre-order the Stamparatus again! This time is even better than before! They won’t “sell out”. However, they will be shipped in the order that the pre-orders come in. You don’t want to wait on this – reserve yours on my Online Website HERE. This is your only chance left to pre-order this product. The next time you see it will be in June in the new catalog. The shipping date will start on March 19th. Again, the Stamparatus will be shipped to those who order first, so don’t delay!
By pre-ordering this product, you don’t actually have to pay for it now, you are just reserving your spot in line. You will pay for it closer to when it ships.
Here’s a card with a built in Christmas box! I know there are many of these floating around, but the first one I ever saw was by Becky Roberts in her 12 Days of Christmas HERE.
How fun to give a small gift with the card incorporated with it!
Tomorrow is the BIG DAY! The December Tutorial Bundle is available! I hope you enjoy the projects featured for this month!
There are 3 ways to receive this bundle:
1. FREE with a $50 order in November (local class OR online order!) Please use Hostess Code on my right side bar if your order is under $150.
2. Purchase the November PDF for $15
3. Join my team and receive the bundle these Tutorial Bundles FREE EVERY MONTH for being a team member! Click HERE to join!
Stampin’ Up doesn’t offer this sale often, but Monday, Nov. 27th is the BIG DAY! FREE SHIPPING on all orders! This is a 24-hour sale, so don’t forget to order between 12am and 11:59pm!
Please use the Hostess Code TKWAR3WFif your order is under $150.
Here are the supplies I used to create the Christmas card above:
I love coffee anything and have been making these little Keurig coffee makers like they are going out of style!
There is a place in the back of the coffee maker to stick a gift card in. You can also add some chocolate or hot chocolate treats inside the mini cup!
This PDF is for sale on my “Tutorials for Sale” page HERE.
NOTE: If you purchase this tutorial, it is for the Halloween tutorial. But that’s ok, you make it exactly the same way! Just substitute different paper and embellishments to turn it into a different holiday!
I used the Be Merry Designer Series Paper with this project.
I am over the top excited over this news that I am sharing in this blog post, but sometimes shy away from posting things like this! I hate to draw attention to ME – but I feel like I want to share it with YOU because YOU are the reason this happened to me!
Last weekend I was at the Stampin’ Up OnStage Convention. We have so much fun there, lots of friend-bonding time, stamping, sharing, and learning. But also a time to recognize demonstrators who have achieved throughout the year!
I am honored and HUMBLED that out of over 50,000 demonstrators across the world, I was ranked globally as #82! I am still in shock over this (I keep thinking they mixed up the names LOL) What an honor and privilege to be amongst this group!
Also, in the US alone, where there are over 30,000 demonstrators, I was ranked #40!
Thank you so much to all of my customers and team of weSTAMPERS who helped me achieve these awards! It means the world to me, I never thought in a million years this could happen – having a hobby that I LOVE, and getting paid and recognized for it! The statement of the heart sums up why I do what I do!
“To love what we do and share what we love, as we help others enjoy creativity and worthwhile accomplishments….in this we make a difference!”
Ok, now for more projects!
Here’s a Christmas treat bag – love how you can turn sweet little Bella into a reindeer!
I found the video tutorial on Angie Juda’s blog last year HERE.
So sorry about the corrugated card stock I used in this project (that’s all I had onhand!) It is now retired.
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In case you haven’t noticed, I have a love for Tags and Trimmings stamp set! Here’s a simple card that proves less is more!
