When I saw Kristina’s day 19 card, I loved it, but . . . I knew I was utterly NOT in the mood to (a) make a circle card, or (b) do any fancy cutting of any kind. (She used a Silhouette…
This was another fun card, make mostly from scraps on my cutting table. This is a great size because you don’t have to make special envelopes, just use a business size. The finished card is 4″ x 9.5″, so you can cut…
Isn’t this Susan Winget paper just gorgeous?! With paper this pretty, you don’t need to get too complex with a card design. This one is based on Kristina’s day 17 design. I decided to used the circle cut out to include a little ornament…
Happy Thanksgiving all! Since I’m not cooking today, I get to play for a bit this morning. This green die cut edge was hanging out on my table, leftover from Tuesday’s cards, so I decided to put it to work as a border…
Still working on Christmas cards and following Kristina Werner and her Holiday Card Series. Her card from day 14 is a great, simple design. So simple, in fact, that I got carried away cutting out squares and ended up making five of them…
There’s something about these glittered snowflakes that I just LOVE, but I’ve had them for over a year and never could seem to find a use for them. When I saw Kristina’s day 15 card, I said, “AHA! Sparkly snowflakes, here we…
After taking time out to make a dolly for my granddaughter, I’m back to making Christmas cards. The gold embossing on this one didn’t photograph very well, sorry about the crummy pic! This is another that is easily made in multiples. You can…
Welcome back to the final day of our Topsy-Turvy doll directions. For the previous days, see: part 1, part 2, part 3. Today we’ll make the yarn hair for our doll. I used Red Heart brand in worsted weight, but you can…
We’re continuing on with our Topsy-Turvy doll. If you missed the previous posts, you can find part 1 here and part 2 here. Hope you’re having fun with this project! We’re making this little lady. Her sleeping counterpart is underneath her dress. …
Welcome to part 2 of our Topsy-Turvy doll. If you’re jumping into the middle, you can find part 1 here. This is what we’re making: At this point your doll faces should be complete, the bodies and arms should be sewn, stuffed…
