I have a little tree I keep in my stamp room that I decorate for different holidays. I was trying to get some creativity flowing and while I waited for inspiration to hit I decided to work on the tree. I cut the birds out of chipboard using the Big Shot and the Holiday Windows…
Cheeseball title once again but there is a reason for it! I used our window sheets on one of the cards at a recent Christmas card class. It was a fun look with snowflakes stamped on the sheet. Yes, you can use white Stazon to stamp on the window sheets. Stamps: Heard from the Heart…
Isn't this one of the cutest snowmen? Yes, he is available in the Holiday mini catalog. I wish this stamp had been available when my son was little. It sure would have made writing thank you notes a lot easier. I think they will be super cute gift tags for my presents. Since I will be using this stamp…
In the Holiday Mini Catalog there is the Create-A-Calendar kit. When I saw it I knew I had to get some for Christmas gifts. There are so many possibilities and ways to put this calendar together. I decided to use the idea shown with the 3 Clip Clipboard. Here is how I stored the months…
I was looking at my Stampin Success magazine (monthly magazine that Stampin Up! sends to demonstrators) and in there was a cute little snowman box. I decided I needed to make one. This project came with all the directions to make it but in true Sharon fashion I decided to not read them and wing it…
Did you know that you can cut more than paper with your Big Shot? Here is a list of approved materials. I don't even know what some of those things are on the list but I am glad I can use them with my Big Shot! Here is the cute little pillow box (113466) cut…
Isn't he cute?! I think I was trying to avoid doing some chore and decided that making a snowman out of punches was way more important! The snowman was made using the same technique used to make the pumpkins in this post. The only difference was I punched a small circle and glued it to…
Here is another example of the gift card holder featured in Week 6 of the 12 Weeks of Christmas. For the frame I used the punch trick from the 11/11 and 11/12 post. I started with a 2 3/4" square and centered the paper in the punch and punched every side. I threaded the ribbon…
I am still making ornaments to decorate my little tree. Here is what it looks like now. The picture does not show off the glittery goodness but believe me there is glitz on this tree!