Some days I crave sweets so much this is what I feel like doing!
Here’s one of the make and takes from our weSTAMP Christmas party. I LOVE all forms of these legs that can really brighten up a party! I have done witch legs in the past HERE.
To create the elf feet, I just used the Top Note die and cut it equally into 4ths (one Top Note die will make 2 pairs of feet).
Punch the top of the shoes using the XL Oval for the larger punch, and the 3/4″ Circle for the smaller punch. Tape them together.
The ends have popsicle sticks that aren’t covered in DSP.
I forgot to post this card – it was for a Control Freak swap a couple of months ago. It is similar to some of the other file folder cards I have done.
In this one, I added Santa’s paper list to extend over the polaroid frame. I did this by stamping the list again and cutting it out. I folded about 1/4″ down and tucked that inside the frame.
Did you see Catherine Pooler’s card HERE? She was my inspiration!! Loved her simple Santa card.
Here’s my version. I used Whisper White on one and Very Vanilla on the other. This card would be easy to mass produce!
Here’s my treats for my Stamp A Stack this week. Of course I found the idea on Pinterest! My sweet friend Christine gave me the wobbing elf. (It is powered by solar). She found it at the dollar store. 🙂 THANKS CHRISTINE!
Here are some more projects from our Holiday Extravaganza! We made a card box using the Envelope Punch Board! You can get about 4 cards and envelopes inside. Janet Wakeland has an awesome detailed video on how to make this HERE.
Here are a couple of cards we made that could go inside the box.
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This weekend was the BIGGEST EVENT of my Stampin’ Up year! It was our annual Holiday Extravaganza! I will be posting many photos this week of our event.
Here’s a photo of one of our projects from our event to tide you over. It is a file folder card made from the Envelope Punch Board!
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I have a lot of holiday projects ready to go. Let’s get something on the calendar!
Here’s a project from my downline meeting last month. I love the file folder cards!! 🙂
Here’s our Christmas Card for 2011. MERWY KWITHMITH!!! Here’s a better photo of our card, sorry it’s not real clear. Even our dog, Max’s teeth are “missing”!
I was in a cookie exchange this week, and this is what I made. I’m finally getting the hang of making these cake pops! It’s all Terri Guymon’s fault, too! She gave me this beautiful Cake Pop Stand for my birthday and I have been having so much fun with it! Her cake pop blog can be found HERE. (I can’t wait to make some Valentine’s Day ones and change out the ribbon!)
I used red velvet cake for the cake pops. I decorated one with white candy melts and crushed candy canes. The other was done with chocolate candy melts and red hot noses and small candies for the eyes.
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To create the elf feet, I just used the Top Note die and cut it equally into 4ths (one Top Note die will make 2 pairs of feet).
