Showing posts with label Christmas magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas magic. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 22, 2016

Joy of Christmas Boxes


I was playing around with a little box idea one day and came up with these Christmas themed boxes using the Candy Cane Lane specialty paper and Christmas Magic stamp set.


Each box measures 4" x 5" on the inside and has 1" sides.  I used Tip Top Taupe  and Real Red for the boxes and coordinating decorations.


On the first one, I strung some mini jingle bells on baker's twine in on corner of the stamped piece.


On the second one I added some thick baker's twine behind the stamped piece and some Metallic enamel shapes as an accent.


These would work for fun little gift items or gift cards.


Supplies:
Christmas Magic
Basic Black, Real Red, Tempting Turquoise, Pumpkin Pie ink and markers
Real Red, Whisper White, Basic Black, Tip Top Taupe card stock
Tear and Tape adhesive
paper trimmer
mini jingle bells
metallic enamel shapes
Candy Cane Lane specialty paper
bakers' twine



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Friday, September 23, 2016

Cookie Cutter Ornaments


I saw some cute cookie cutter Christmas ornaments online one day and wanted to try a few out for myself. 


The first thing I did was pick out my paper.  Then, I cut a piece that was slightly bigger than the ornament and pulled out my fine tip glue pen. 


  I set the paper down with the ornament on top and added a generous coating of glue to the inside edges. 


After that dried, I used a sharp knife to trim around the ornament. Then on to the fun stuff!


I added some more glue and chunky glitter around the edges.  Each one has a little Christmas trinket hanging inside on the Candy Cane Lane baker's twine that will also hold the ornament on the tree.


To embellish them, I used the Starlight thinlits, basic pearls, and the Christmas magic stamp set.

Supplies:
Christmas Magic
Basic Black, Cherry Cobbler, Delightful Dijon ink
Whisper White, Emerald Envy, Bermuda Bay card stock
fine tip glue pen
Christmas trinkets embellishments
chunky glitter
basic pearls
Presents and Pinecones dsp
cookie cutters
Candy Cane Lane baker's twine

Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Jingle Bell Box


Although it may not look like it, today's projects uses quite a few of the same products as yesterday's card.  The stamp set and one of the designer series paper packs as well as the ink color and a couple of the card stock colors...


To start off, I had a piece of 5" x 9" Crumb Cake card stock and I scored it at 1", 4", 5" and 8" on the long side and 1" and 4" on the short side.  I made my cuts to fold it into a box and then added some layers of decoration...


The bellyband around the box is made from Presents and Pinecones designer series paper and since the full length of the 12" designer series paper was just a little bit too short to wrap around, I added a jingle bell where the two ends meet to make it look like it is long enough as you can maybe see in the picture below.


My jingle bells were stamped, colored and cut out.  After I colored them I added some shimmer with the Wink of Stella glitter brush.


Supplies:
Christmas Magic
Basic Black, Delightful Dijon, Cherry Cobbler ink
Crumb Cake, Cherry Cobbler, Dapper Denim, Whisper White card stock
Warmth and Cheer dsp
Presents and Pinecones dsp
In color Doilies
Burlap ribbon
scallop circle punch


Monday, September 12, 2016

Merriest Wishes


On this card I thought I would try using some designer series paper as my back layer on the front of the card.  If you do this, remember that you can always die cut the middle out before you use it to utilize all that great paper!


I embossed a piece of Dapper Denim card stock with the Pretty Paisleys folder and then cut out the middle using one of the Ovals framelits.  Then I added my stamped train image behind that and mounted it all on the designer series paper.



Supplies:
Christmas Magic
Basic Black ink
Dapper Denim, Crumb Cake, Pool Party card stock
Warmth and Cheer dsp
basic pearls
Pretty Paisleys folder
Ovals framelits



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