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Last Minute Christmas Gifts

Posted: Wednesday, December 20th, 2023 @ 9:36 am in Projects | No Comments »

It’s less than a week until Christmas – what can I make with supplies I have on hand? I had a few scraps left from my favorite Walk in the Forest Designer paper (retiring). I cut squares ranging from 3″ to 1″, crumpled then uncrumpled and added them to a ticket stabber. If you don’t […]

Stampin’ Up! Christmas Tree

Posted: Wednesday, December 25th, 2013 @ 7:55 am in Projects | No Comments »

Merry Christmas! This is a quick and easy SUM tree (Stampin’ Up! mostly). I made a bunch of the Festive Flurry Snowflake kit ornaments and wrapped the tree with the crumb cake scalloped tulle that is on the Clearance Rack for $2.79. You will need 2 packages of tulle for a 6 foot tree. I appreciate your […]

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