Do you need some Christmas tags?  Do you need a project for the kids?  This is a perfect activity for the kids to help out and make the Christmas gift tags for all of your presents.  Everyone can pick their favorite design and ink color and have a blast!  I used a business card template to get 10 cards per 8-1/2" x 11" piece of cardstock.  Please email me if you would like the template.

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Wow FlowersI am making these notecards in sets of 10 with matching envelopes to give my family members.  These are very easy to make as they are flat cards.  You add your note on the bottom part of the card and insert it in the matching envelope.  The main reason these are great is because you can use all of your scrap pieces of cardstock to make most of the card bling.  The old olive piece is 4-1/4" x 5-1/2" and the whisper white piece is 4-1/8" x 5-3/8".  You can then add your thank you bling based on what you have available.  I’ll be posting more Christmas Thank You Notes soon.

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Congratulations to Jeri L. who won a $20 gift certificate for her winning card entry pictured below in my recent Stampin’ Up! card swap.  Isn’t her card lovely!  She used "A Cardinal Christmas" stamp set and lots of bling on her winning card.  I will have another card swap in January, so look for the details.  Congratulations Jeri!

 A Cardinal Christmas

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This is a quick and cute card using the Deer Friends Hostess Stamp Set and the 1-1/4" Riding Hood Red/Very Vanilla Striped Grosgrain Ribbon from the Holiday mini catalog.  I stamped the image in Chocolate Chip and punched it out.  Then, I layered it on a Riding Hood Red circle punch and a Chocolate Chip scallop circle punch.  Quick and cute! 

 

 

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