Addicted to Stamping

Fastest Tags in Town

I started wrapping Christmas gifts this week and for a change I didn’t cheat and buy tags. I used the two striped patterns from the Snow Festival Designer Series Paper pack to make 240 of the quickest tags I’ve ever made.

 

 

 

 

 

 

1.  Cut two of the striped sheets into 10 strips. They were different widths depending on the pattern.

 

 

 

 

2.  Cut  12” x 12” sheets of Whisper White card stock into 3” strips and glue the DSP strips to the bottom of the card stock

 

 

 

 

3.  Cut each strip into 2” pieces to make 2” by 3” tags

 

 

 

 

 

Trim the corners or tops with punches if desired.

This would be a good last minute Christmas class. The square
print DSP is perfect for little 3” x 3” cards and the remaining prints made
nice cookie packages. I love a no waste class!

 

 

Christmas Gift Card Holders

  I’ve put together this collection of 12 original Christmas gift card/money holders using a variety of products from the 2009/2010 Idea Book and Catalogue.  Some can be put in an envelope and given as a card and others are designed to hang on a Christmas tree. 

 

Update: I've had several people ask why this is no longer available. This was one of my first classes and it was a pdf file that I emailed out. I lost many of my old files last spring when my computer crashed and I no longer have the document. I hadn't intended to repost it but when I updated my post to say it was no longer available, it went up as a new post. I don't want to remove it as several people have linked to it so here it is...an old random post of an unavailable class front and centre.    

Cute Critter Blocks

Jenny Fulton made these adorable blocks for her grandson's first birthday. She used 3" wooden blocks which she embellished with letters and some characters from the Cute Critters Punch Art Class