Last night was my December Hostess Club meeting. I prepared some festive non-card holiday projects for the group. (I guess I couldn't bear doing another Christmas card this week!) You may remember the Thanksgiving frame I shared here a couple weeks ago? We did a Christmas version of that using the Ski Slope papers and Little Felt Flurries.
This time instead of using the On Board Book Basics, I used the Long Board Chip Board made for use with the Big Shot. (I found out after the fact that the Book Basics are a little thicker and not recommended for use on the Big Shot.) I certainly don't want to hurt my beloved Big Shot or my Top Note die! I didn't take a photo of the back this time, but if you check out the Thanksgiving version is shows the pocket for the photo and the stand created from chipboard using one of the Sizzix tag dies.
We also created this darling little ornament using the penguin from Punch Pals.
This is one of those little favor tins with the clear lid. Using White Stazon, we stamped the lid with the snowflake from Season of Friendship. A piece of Ski Slope paper was cut into a circle using the Coluzzle and adhered to inside of tin with Tombo Multi Adhesive. The penguin was stamped on Shimmery White, watercolored, cut out and adhered to the back with some stacked pop dots for extra dimension. Iridescent Buffalo Snow and some Clear Micro Beads were added to the inside, the then tin was sealed with some Sticky Strip around the outside of the lid. This also held the Baha Breeze Striped ribbon in place, and it was knotted at the top. Silver cord inserted before the ribbon was knotted acts as the hanger.
I made these Christmas boxes using the Scallop Envelope Bigz Die for each of my clubbers.
The box is made by attaching 4 of the scallop envelopes together. I wheeled each one with the Bold Snowflake jumbo wheel and finished them off with the cute images from the Deer Friends Level 2 Hostess set. Here's a closer look:
Inside the box was a snowflake ornament created with the large Snowflake die and 4" square coasters. Each one was embossed and finished with a Felt Flurry and rhinestone brad. Of course there was also chocolate in the boxes as well!
Have a wonderful day! Looks like we're in for another c-c-cooold one here.
Wow, Lynn, these projects look fantastic! I'm sure your club members enjoyed making them as well as appreciated that fabulous scalloped envie box!
ReplyDeleteThis is some really neat stuff here, Lynn! Your frame especially caught my eye! ... it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSorry I missed out...These are some great projects! Thanks.
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These are wonderful projects. I can't even decide which one I like best. I haven't tried out the baskets, but I may just have to now.
ReplyDeleteWow, great projects! That snowflake ornament looks wonderful and I am sure they were all thrilled to receive them!
ReplyDeleteLeAnne
OMG!! That penguin ornament is just DARLING!! :) Love all your projects!!
ReplyDeleteThese are awesome projects Lynn! I love that little penguin ornament, how cute! Great frame and little treats too. You're so creative and everything matches beautifully too. :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects, Lynn! Now I wish that I had bought that snowflake die, I love the ornaments!
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable, Lynn. I love them. Makes me wish I were in your club!
ReplyDeleteWHOA..you've been busy! fabulous projects chickie...LOVE EM ALL!
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