Winter Thank You Notes

We had a snow day yesterday and didn't get to have our Christmas party at school.  So for my thank you notes for my students, I wanted to make something that wasn't so Christmasy since they won't be getting them until January.  I went to my retired Christmas Designer Series Paper to find a pattern I had enough of that would allow for several 3 x 4 pieces of the same thing.  I need to make several and want something I can put together pretty quickly.   This Real Red and Baja Breeze combination feels wintery and thanks to my Jolly Bingo Bits set, it's a one stamp card and done.
 

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Four Seasons Christmas Card

 

We started making Christmas cards at my Christmas in July Stamp-a-Stack, and I was sure to make a set for myself at every Christmas event I did.  BUT there is one problem when your stamping friends stamp with you -- they have made all of my cards too!  So here's the card they got in the mail. 

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Smore Snowman

 

I finally decided to part with this smore snowman card that I made in my pre-blogging days.   That's one of the nice things about having a blog - you can keep a virtual copy of all the cards you ever make!

 

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Another Old Favorite

Here's another one of my favorite past Christmas cards.  Click here if you want more details. 

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Telescoping Snowman

While I am busy making my Christmas cards, I thought I would repost one of my favorites from last Christmas. 

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Christmas Tags Galore!

 

Last night was my one stamp-a-stack a year that we don't actually stamp a stack of card.  At the December stamp-a-stack, we make Christmas tags. Everyone went home with 30 tags last night!

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Christmas Window Easel Card

We have made easel cards before in stamp club, but I wanted to do another to use my new framlit.  To make this one a little different, we made a "stained glass window".  What's really neat about this card is that you can put a battery operated candle behind it for an added glow.

 

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Ornamental Elegance Kit While Supplies Last

The ornament on the cover of our holiday   catalog was such a hit that Stampin' Up! is making it available to you - just in time to deck the halls with terrific trimmings you've made yourself!

All you need (in addition to the kit) is a glue gun, adhesive glue stick, and scissors.

Makes 10 heirloom ornaments.

Kit includes: Die-Cut Cardstock Elements; Cherry Cobbler 3-1/2" Scalloped Tulle Ribbon; Natural Linen Thread; Vintage Faceted Designer Buttons; Large Pearl Basic Jewels.

Order now so you will have plenty of time to make them for Christmas gifting-or for your family tree!

Available while supplies last.

Item number:  132832

Price $14.95

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Instructions can be found at: http://bit.ly/OrnamentalElegance (PDF).

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Santa Belt Gift Card Holder

Here's a quicker gift card holder if you have a number of them to make.  It's a swing card just like the Santa I posted Saturday, but it is horizontal, and has a lot fewer parts. 

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Santa Gift Card Holder

 

 

This turned out to be a popular project at stamp club.  I first saw the idea of the Santa face made this way on Pinterest.  It was made by Diana Ball-Seitz, and she used it as a gift tag.  I usually do a gift card holder as one of my Christmas projects, so I made it into a swing card to hold a gift card. 

 

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