30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 7

I'm back again and so thankfully that it's Wednesday which means we're half way through the week (whoo hoo!).  For today's gratitude card I'm sharing another card I made with the Snow Festival gift tags.  I used the Simply Polka Dot embossing folder to emboss the Note card.  This time I used the back of one of the gift tags which had the bold striped side.  I wrapped a piece of 3/8" Primerose Petals stiched satin ribbon.  I stamped the greeting from the Thank You Kindly Stamp Set and punched it out with the Large Oval punch and sponged it with Gumball Green ink.  Next I puched a piece of Raspberry Ribble cardstock with the decorative label punch.  After adhering all the layers together I used dimensionals to make it pop.  The final touch is a couple of rhinestones to the tag for a little sparkle.

 

The great thing about this card is that it doesn't scream Christmas so you could use it throughout the year.  You don't want to miss out on these tags and you get 25 of them for $3.95 which is a steal.

 

Have a great day!

 

Diana

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 6

I'm back this morning to share a very bright and cheery gratitude card.  The card starts with a cardbase in Lucky Limeaid.  Next I added a piece of Whisper White card stock and used the Betsy's Blossom wheel to wheel the flowers along the bottom with Island Indigo ink.  Next I stamped the greeting from the Wacky Wishes stamp set and used Stampin' Write markers in various colors to creat a rainbow effect.  The designer paper is from the Floral District DSP pack and is matted with a piece of Daffodil Delight cardstock. 

 

The flower was really fun to make.  I stamped the large floral image from the Betsy's Blossoms stamp set in Calypso Coral and then punched it out with the Blossom punch.  I also punched the leaves with the same Blossom punch using Lucky Limeaid cardstock.  I used my bone folder to curl the edges of the flower so it really stands out.  The center is a piece of daffodil delight cardstock that was punched with the 3/4" circle punch and then an In Color Printed brad (love them!)

 

I have to say, I love all the bright, cheery colors that we have this year and the designer series paper we have this year really showcase these bright colors, which are fabulous.

 

Have a great day!

 

Diana

 

 

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 5

Good morning!  It's a really chilly morning which really makes me not want to get out of bed and head off for my day, but it must be done.  For today's gratitude card I'm sharing a very simple one layer card that was actually made with scraps I had on my desk.  I started with a Crumb Cake card base and stamped the butterflies along the bottom with Pool party ink.  Next I used my Soft Suede Stampin' Write marker and the Color Spritzer Tool to add some ink to the background.  The Very Vanilla piece was embossed with the Designer Frames Embossing Folder and then I tore around the edges and sponged with Crumb Cake ink so the embossing really pops.  The Pool Party piece is from the Attic Boutique designer series paper (retired) that I had already punched with the Extra Large Oval Punch and sponged with Crumb Cake ink.  All I had to do was to stamp the sentiment from the Kindness Matters stamp set in Soft Suede ink.  I added pieces of Soft Suede 3/8" Taffeta Ribbon and 5/8" Crochet Ribbon scraps I had as well as an Antique brad.

 

This card is very simple and has an antique feel which is very comforting.  This card could easily be adapted to any occasion you have but just changing the greeting.

 

Enjoy!

 

Diana

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day 4

Good evening friends!  I bet you thought I forgot about you...I actually spent the majority of the day in the studio working on gratitude cards and I'm so excited to share them with you in the upcoming days.  So yesterday I had an Easy Peasy Christmas Card class featuring the Snow Festival Gift tags and the Note card set to make cute and easy Christmas Cards.  Since I had already made a set for the class samples I decided to make a second set, this time as thank you cards so I'm all set for thank you cards after Christmas, I know you're jealous!  Today's card is nice and simple, I love the little reindeer tag.  I simply added the thank you greeting with the Thank You Kindly stamp set (retired, this is definately my go to set for thank you cards).  I embossed the note card with the delicate designs embossing folder so there's just a hint of texture.  The final touch was to add a silver glitter snowflake that I cut with the Big Shot and the Snow Flurries Bigz die and Silver Glimmer paper.

 

These cards are so cute and easy and will be perfect for after the holidays.

Have a great week!

Diana

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day Three

Happy Saturday peeps!  I'm dropping in this morning before my stamp class to share todays gratitude card.  To change things up I decided to use the Kidoodles stamp set and make a fun card, perfect for kids, and adults of all ages.  The cardbase is Lucky Limeade and it's layered with a piece of Whisper White cardstock that I ran through the Big Shot with the Perfect Polka Dot embossing folder and a piece of DSP from the Summer Smooches designer series paper.  I also added a piece of Early Espresso 1/4" stiched grosgrain ribbon along the middle and tied a knot.  The main stamped image is stamped in Basic Black ink and colored in with Stampin' Write markers.  This piece was matted with a piece of Daffodil Delight cardstock and popped up with dimensionals.

 

It's funny, I've used this stamp set so much, it has some great images for kids, and the kid a heart. 

 

Have a great weekend!

 

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day Two

Happy Friday!  Today I'm back and sharing another great card.  This is a spin off a card we made in card class a couple of weeks ago.  I decided to keep a monochromatic color scheme using Very Vanilla and Midnight Muse.  I stamped one image from the Elements of Style set all over the background piece.  Then used the larger flower and stamped the smaller Vanilla piece.  The greeting is stamped on vellum with stamps from the Kindess Matters stamp set.  I used dimensionals to pop up the smaller flower layer.  The final touch was to add a bow tied with the 3/8" Midnight Muse Stiched Satin Ribbon. 

 

This card is so pretty and you can use the layout and change the greeting or the colors to create a totally different look.

30-Day Gratitude Card Challenge: Day One

Good morning!  So a couple of months ago a fellow demonstrator issued a challenge to make a thank you card each day for a month.  I was taught from a young age the importance of showing gratitude and thanking people for the gifts you receive.  This included hand-writing thank you notes, a practice I still use and am teach Aidan the importance.  So when I saw this challenge I was moved but I wanted to do this during the month of November when your thoughts naturally turn to thinking of our blessings.  So starting today, through the rest of the month I'm going to work to create and share a card a day that expresses these thoughts.  Now these cards will cover all sorts of themes and occasions to give you lots of ideas you can use and they won't all be crazy over the top, but practical and useful.  I challenge you to join me and feel free to share your creations.

 

So, my first card uses the Wacky Wishes stamp set for the greeting and Gently Falling to stamp the leaves on the background.  I used two different prints from the Orchard Harvest designer series paper (the ric rack piece was cut using the Big Shot and Tasteful Trim EX Bigz die).  The final touch was to add some pearls to the top corner.

 

Hope you have a great day and enjoy your first day of November.

Halloween Sleepover: MDS Style

Happy Halloween friends!  With all the storm activity this week it seems like Halloween is an after thought.  Thankfully our friends and family all are doing well after the storm but our thoughts and prayers are with those that are still suffering and trying to recover.  So last weekend Aidan hosted his first sleepover and it was a Halloween theme since he couldn't have the party on Halloween itself.  Being the crazy mom I am I decided to make the decorations, invitation, etc. using My Digital Studio 2 and the Monster Munchies digital download.  This first item was a banner (please excuse the pictures, I had a hard time photographing such a large item).  I used several of the treat labels and added them to pennants and flags that I had decorated.  See the close ups below: 

I used the Pennant die to cut the flag and added a bow with the Scalloped Polka Dot ribbon. 

For the flags I hand cut the tails and stamped them with the spiderweb from the Wicked Cool stamp set.  I used the Simply Scored board to create the lollies, added a piece of 1/8" Taffeta Ribbon as well as a bat (used the retired bat punch, this is still one of my favorites!) and rhinestones for the eyes.

I also decided to make cute little cupcake toppers.  I used the coaster pieces and shrunk them down so I could punch them out with the 1 3/4" circle punch (that way I could also fit more to a page).  Then I just added a toothpick and the 2 3/8" scallop circle punch for the mat.

I also decided to use the pre-designed invitation template for invitations to the sleepover.  These were so easy, added some text as well as the Pumpkin Pie button and taffeta bow and sent them off to the printer.  I even stamped the envelopes to match before they were handed out.

This was the back of the invitation.  The stamps are from the Toxic Treats digital stamp set (you get to print both sides of the invitation for the same price with Stampin' Up!'s digital print services which was awesome!)

I don't know if the boys were all that excited about the decorations but Aidan loved them and I had a great time making them and that all that counts.  These were so simple to create you can make you're next party extra special with MDS2 and a little time.

Digital Scrapbooking Day...FREE Digital Downloads this week for all, Don't Miss Out!

 

What do you get when you combine Digital Scrapbooking Day and My Digital Studio? A week of FREE downloads and 50 percent off ALL digital kits! This week is celebrating digital scrapbooking and everyone can receive three FREE downloads, plus you get 50% off ALL digital kits. Mega blogging on MyDigitalStudio.net all week! Now through November 5.

 

The free dowloads are (132557 Enjoy Everything Kit , 132562 A Split Second Designer Template Pages and 132558 Days in December Kit-Updated 10/29/12) and you can access them on my online store.

 

Plus as a BONUS we can get an additional FREE Download if we get 18,000 downloads of FREE items we'll give you another FREE download!

 

I purchased my kits and downloaded my free downloads yesterday so I'm all set for digital scrapbooking this week.  Whoo hoo!

Fab Friday Challenge - Scentsational Season

Good evening friends!  Aidan had his Tae Kwon Do Tournament and Halloween sleepover on Saturday so we were on the go.  Alos, like all our friends on the East Coast we spent a good deal of this weekend getting ready for the approach of Hurricane Grace, and the "Frankenstorm."  One good thing from all this craziness is that I got an incredible urge to clean, not just bringing in all the furniture and pots from the patio but I also worked on several areas inside that had been bugging me.  At this point we've done just about all we can do and we just need to wait and see what comes.  I was able to grab a few minutes in the studio this afternoon and I made this card for the Fab Friday challenge.  The Scentsational Season stamp set was one of the first stamp sets I bought from the Holiday catalog (loved the matching framelits) but unfortunately it hasn't gotten much play time lately.  I started with a Gumball Green cardbase and added a layer of Whisper White that was run through the Big Shot with the snowflaking embossing folder.  I added some of the illuminate ink to the raised snowflakes with a sponge dauber (it's hard to tell from the picture) and then added rhinestones to the center of the snowflakes for a little sparkle.

 

I added a strip of Snow Festival DSP that was cut like a flag on the edges.  The main focal image is the candy canes, I stamped two in Raspberry Ripple ink and cut them out with the matching framelit before mounting them to a circle cut with the 2 1/2" circle punch (I did use dimensionals on one of the candy canes and tied a piece of Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine around both pieces).  The white circle is matted on a Baja Breeze circle and then a scallop circle from Primrose Petals cardstock and the Scallop Circle #2 die and Big Shot.  The final touch was the greeting, from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set and Gumball Green ink.

 

This was a fun challenge and a nice break from all the halloween projects I've been working on.  I also really like how elegant and fun this card is, this is definately an easily reproducible cards that you could make in multiples.

 

I just wanted to remind you about Stampin' Up!'s awesome sale for one day only, tomorrow, you can get 15% off almost all stamps sets, including the cookie stamps, and newly released single stamps.  Make sure to take advantage of this promotion to get those stamps that have been on your wish list for upcoming projects.

 

I thought I would leave you with a couple of pictures of my little Tae Kwon Do star, he was so excited to earn one 1st place and 2 second place trophies.

 

 

 

Take care and be safe!

 

Diana

Don’t Let Frankenstorm Sandy rob you of 15% off Stampin’ UP! Stamps - Plus, You can Free Accessories by Ordering Early!

HUH?? For those on the east coast we are looking at TWO BIG EVENTS on one Day – FRANKENSTORM Sandy and Stampin’UP!’s first ever 15% off Sale on Almost all stamps -

DETAILS ON THE SALE HERE

In anticipation of possible power outages and who knows what all – take a moment to send me your orders along with payment info now so that I will best be able to serve you if the storm does indeed cause havoc on power and internet services.  I'll be home all day on Sunday and as an extra incentive to order early if you drop off, email, text, or call me on Sunday with an order with at least two sales stamps (including the single stamps) you can pick a free roll of ribbon or package of brads from my stash as a FREE gift, order 5 or stamps, you get to pick two FREE items, how awesome is that?  That's up to $20 in free product just for placing your order early.  Stampin' Up is having a contest for demonstrators and my goal is to sell 40 stamps on Monday so I'm pulling out all the punches and benefit from helping me hit my goal, let's do this ladies!

And in honor of the name of this storm and, to have fun I have added an additional twist for this one day only sale – you will receive an additional 10% off any halloween set in honor of this storm.  Now I know it'll be too late to use the stamps for this halloween but what a great way to get ready for next year and make sure you don't miss out on any of the cool halloween sets in the Holiday Catalog. – FRANKENSTORM – I love it!!!!

SAVE THE DATE – 15% off ALMOST ALL STAMPIN’ up! Stamps – SELL-A-STAMP SPOOKTACULAR

WOW - SELL-A-STAMP SPOOKTACULAR - Stampin’ Up!’s First Ever ONE DAY 15% off Sale..

You will be ABLE to SHOP ONLINE at this LINK – http://www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/deichfeld/

So make sure to check your Wishlist and your To Do list for upcoming holiday projects and plan YOUR ORDERS to Be Ready to save Monday October 29th, 2012 that you will enjoy for months to come.

HERE ARE THE DETAILS...

• Starting at 12:00 AM (MT) October 29, 2012 and ending at 11:50 PM (MT) October 29, 2012 almost every stamp we sell will be 15 percent off.

This means all stamps in the current catalogs including

• Background stamps
• Personalized name stamps
• Incentive stamp sets from the supply list
• Cookie press stamps
• Single stamps

This DOES NOT include

• Hostess sets
• Bundled stamp sets
• Digital stamp brush sets

• There is no minimum purchase, and no limit to the number of stamps you can order.

SINGLE STAMPS ARE ELIGIBLE AND STAMPIN’ UP! Has added to their new selection of Single Stamps!!! These are great stocking STUFFERS for your Favorite Stamper!  On top of that there are three stamps on the list below that have never been seen before and are so great.

 

 

ORDERS of $150 or More Earn HOSTESS BENEFITS!!!
WOWSER..

I am so excited – better than candy and fewer calories too!

Monstor Treat Holder

Good morning friends.  Aidan is hosting his first sleep over this weekend.  He wanted to have it on Halloween night but since Halloween is on a school night we told Aidan we could have a Halloween theme for the sleepover.  I've made several items for the party (yes we may be going a little overboard, but itsn't that the whole point of Halloween???)  Today I'm sharing one of the treats we made for all the sleepover guests.  I started with the fancy favor XL die and cut it out with Basic Black Cardstock.  Next I cut another piece of Black cardstock out, ran it through the Big Shot with the spider web embossing folder, and added Whisper White carft ink to the raised spider web.  I also punched a circle with 1 3/8" circle punch and added a piece of Daffodil Delight cardstock behind the spider web so it looks like the moon.  I added dimensionals behind the spider web panel so it pops up.

I decided it would be funny to have a monster standing in front of the moon so I stamped the monster from the Googly Ghouls stamp set, colored him in with Lucky Limeade and Tangerine Tango Stampin' Write markers before cutting him out with Paper Snips.   I had to add a couple of the googly eyes and adhered him to the box with dimensionals.  Since I know there will be lots of sweet treats at the party I decided to fill this box with popcorn, hand sanitizer, and lolly pop and will be adding a Halloween pencil and eraser also. 

 

These boxes turned out soo cute and I'm sure the guys will love them.  Make sure to check back, I'll be sharing several other projects from the big party.

 

Have a great day,

 

Diana

Googly Ghouls Candy Corn Greetings

Another weekend has come and gone.  We had a fabulous time and were on the go non-stop.  We ran in a 5K for Aidan's school on Saturday, Aidan and his friend ran in the Hero Mile and had a great time.  Today Aidan and Chris were at the farmer's market with the Cub Scouts selling popcorn and then Aidan and I ran over to the pumpkin patch and had a great time picking out the perfect pumpkins (he even rode in the cow train that he loves to do every year).  So I've been working frantically on getting all my Halloween projects done so I can move on to the Thanksgiving items and I still have lots to share.  Today I'm sharing our family Halloween card, yes I know I do send Halloween cards to our family to let them know we're thinking of them.  So I saw this card that Wendy Weixler made and I knew I just had to make it (See Wendy's creation HERE!) because it looks like candy corn which is one of my all time favorite Halloween treats.

 

This card starts with a Basic Grey cardbase and then I ran strips of Whisper White, Tangerine Tango, and Daffodil Delight cardstock through the Big Shot with the Spider Web and Chevron embossing folders.  I also used the Big Shot, Whisper White cardstock, and the Finishing Touches edgelit for the decorative strip along with a piece of 5/8" Basic Black Grosgrain Ribbon (retired).  I also added Naturals brads to the top right corner (some of Black, Grey, or Metallic brads).  Next I took a piece of Basic Black cardstock and embossed it with the Designer Frames Embossing Folder.  The next step I love, I took some Whisper White craft ink and a sponge dauber and lightly sponged the embossed frame so it really pops.  I stamped the little mummy from the Googly Ghouls stamp set and punched it out with the Wide Oval punch.  I added a googly eye (I love these guys) and popped the oval piece up with dimensionals.  The final touch was to stamp the greeting from the Teeny Tiny Wishes stamp set in Tangerine Tango ink, punched it out with the Decorative Label punch, and sponged the edge with Daffodil Delight ink. 

These cards are so yummy I'm sure everyone will love them.

Before I leave you thought I would share a couple pictures from the pumpkin patch.

 Aidan with one of the "perfect" pumpkins.  He's started posing for pictures and this elbow thing seems to be a favorite, he's too funny!

 Aidan pulling the wagon full of pumpkins.

Aidan in the corn stalks.  He decided to run the corn maze this year and had fun searching for all the hidden fruit and vegetable pictures in the field.

Happy stamping,

Diana

Halloween Printer's Tray Remix: Take Three

Hooray, it's Friday!  I'm so excited for the arrival of the weekend since we have a lot of things planned, including running in a 5K for Aidan's school and getting family pictures taken.  Today I'm sharing the last project I made using the extra pieces from the halloween printer's tray kit.  This is a scrapbook page that will be perfect for this years halloween page (see I'm already ahead of the game and will just need to add pictures).  I started with Basic Gray for the base of the page and stamped bats in the top right corner and spider webs along the bottom using the Wicked Cool stamp set.  The black pieces are added pieces and are the mats for pictures.  All the other designed and solid pieces (including the super cute hanging bats) are from the tray kit.  The white tag was left blank for journaling.

 

In the top left corning I used all the little flag pieces to create a banner with a piece of Lucky Limeade baker's twine (bows were tied on each of the ends for a finishing touch).  The gray polka dot paper was from the kit and was scored at every 1/4" with the Simply Scored to create the lolly.  I added a More Mustard button to the center which mimicks an element from the printer's tray.

I stamped the cauldron from the Toxic Treats stamp set with Basic Black in on Very Vanilla cardstock, punched it out with the 1 3/8" circle punch and matted with an Old Olive scalloped circle (it's attached with dimensionals so it pops and it's easy to slide the picture under the element).  The numbers were cut with the Timeless Type die set (retired) and More Mustard cardstock. 

 

The finishing touch was to add lots of rhinestones for the bat's eyes and in the center of all of the spider webs.  Now I have to confess something, when I finished the page it was missing a label and I struggled to decide what I wanted to use, in the end I used a die (non-Stampin' Up!) that had the perfect font for the "Spooky" label.  You know I use mostly SU! products but when you have something else that works in your stash you make it work.

 

I love how this page turned out it's so fun and I can't wait to add the pictures of my little pirate.

 

Take care and have a great weekend!

 

Diana



Halloween Printer's Tray Remix: Take Two

Good morning friends!  I'm glad you're back and I'm so happy we're halfway through the week.  Today I'm sharing the second project I made with extra pieces from the halloween printer's tray it.  Today it's another card.  I started with an Old Olive cardbase and ran it through the Big Shot with the Perfect Polka dot embossing folder.  Next I added a strip of Tangerine Tango chevron paper layered with the black striped piece.  I stamped the "Trick or Treat" words from the Toxic Treats stamp set in Old Olive ink.   

 

I wrapped a piece of Tangerine Tango Scalloped Polka Dot ribbon around the striped piece and tied a knot.  Next I added the hanging spider with dimensionals and added two rhinestones for it's eyes.  This is another clean and simple card and I loved how quickly it came together by using the pieces of the kit. 

 

I have one more project to share with you and I guarentee you'll love it so make sure to check back at the end of the week.

 

Happy Wednesday!

 

Diana

Halloween Printer's Tray Remix: Take One

Good morning friends!  It's the start to another crazy week but we had a great weekend which included stamping with friends which I love.  On Friday night I had a class where we made the the halloween printers tray that Stampin' Up! designed as a kit and is so fabulous.  Included in the kit were two sheets of the printed elements in case you needed extras.  After the class I still had my whole second sheet and I was trying to figure out what to do with it.  As a result I've created three different projects I'll be showing this week that use pieces from the kit as the main project elements.  This first card was a breeze to put together and I love the subway art piece that was large enough that it took up the entire card front.  All I did was wrap a piece of Basic Gray/Black striped satin ribbon around the middle and tied a knot before mounting the piece to a cardbase of Tangerine Tango.  I added a few rhinestones to the bats, spider, and frog so it really dazzles.

 

Check back soon for other projects that will provide inspiration for those extra kit pieces.

 

Enjoy,

 

Diana

Halloween Decor, MDS2 Style!

Happy Friday!  I have a lot of fun decorating for the holidays (all holidays) and especially enjoy making decor items for Halloween.  When I saw this new subway style Toxic Treats digital dowload for MDS2 I knew exactly what I wanted to do.  The great thing about this download was that all I needed to do was open up a new project with the file and send it to the printer, so easy.  With the new stamp coloring tool in MDS2 you could easily change the colors of any of the words in the image to match any color in your house.  Next I found a really cool frame that helped add to the antique nature of the decor.

I also decided to add a decorative accent to the corner.  I used the Toxic Treats stamp set and stamped the cauldren in Tangerine Tango and stamped over with the gate image in Basic Gray.  I punched the image out with the 2 3/8" scallop circle punch and matted with a Tangerine Tango circle punched out with the 2 1/2" circle punch.   Next I took a 2" strip of designer paper from the Houndstooth and Harringbone DSP pack and scored it every 1/4" inch and accordian folded it to create a lolly.  I decided to add several different types of ribbon in layers for lots of texture, I used Basic Black 3/8" taffeta, Basic Gray/Black Striped Satin, Tangerine Tango Scalloped Polka Dot, and Victoria 5/8" Crochet Trim ribbon at different lengths for perfect ribbon tails.  The final touch was some sparkly rhinestones.

 

This project turned out just like I pictured and works perfect with some of my other decorations.  You've got to try making hybrid projects with MDS2 which will make easy work for any project you have!

 

Enjoy!

October Stamp-a-Stack Samples

Good morning peeps!  Hope you're having a great week.  I'm so excited for this month's stamp-a-stack class, there are some great cards for every occasion.  Class is this Sunday, October 14 at 2:00 PM, please RSVP by Friday to reserve your spot.  Make sure to let me know if you're interested in the Christmas card add-on option when you register.

 

Hope to see you Sunday!

Diana

Elegant Gift Tags, full of Sparkle

Good morning friends!  Fall has definately arrived in Northern Virigina, the leaves are starting to turn and it's definately getting cooler.  I love this time of year but it's also a reminder that the holidays are fast approaching.  Recently I saw a stunning gift tag made by Monica Weaver and knew I need to make some for my Holiday gifts.  This first version is pretty much the same as Monica's but changes the center decoration, see Monica's creation here.  I started with a piece of Brushed Gold cardstock and ran it through the Big Shot with the Two Tags Die and then embossed it with the Lacy Brocade embossing folder.  Then I sponged some Crumb Cake ink on the tag to add some dimension before wrapping a piece of Cherry Cobbler 3 1/2" Scalloped Tulle Ribbon.  Next I cut out two snowflakes with the Snow Flurry Bigz Die and Champagne Shimmer paper.  I flattened a bottle top with the Big Shot (it's pretty cool to see that) and then stamped the words from the Merry Medley stamp set in Cherry Cobbler (cut it out with the 3/4" circle punch) and stamped the decorative circle with gold ink (retired) and punched it out with the 1" circle punch.  The final touch was to add a clear epoxy disc to the top so it's all glossy and protect it, perfect!

 

Here's a close up of the gift tag with the bottlecap and Merry Medley decorative center.

I had so much fun with these tags that I decided to make some with silver and everythings the same except I used Silver Glimmer Paper for the snowflakes, Marina Mist and Pretty in Pink 1 1/4" stripped grosgrain ribbon (retired) and silver ink (retired) for the decorative detail.

Another close up of the gift tag with the bottlecap and Merry Medley decorative center, this time with the Marina Mist and Silver version.

I love how these tags turned out and they will great not only on gifts but even as a decoration on the Christmas tree after the presents have been opened.  Now's the perfect time to start making holiday tags or other projects you have in mind before things get even more crazier and hectic.  I can help you design any projects you have in mind and make sure you have all the necessary supplies, just let me know.

Happy stamping,

Diana