Dear Crafters,
Today some of the Art with Heart Stampin’ Up! team girls have created some amazing Christmas projects to inspire you with the theme, It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! We have tags, gift bags, teacher gift ideas, decorations and many more fun projects to create this holiday season.
You have come to my blog from the lovely, Kathryn Ruddick. Blogs are full circles, so you can start hopping here and then at the end of each post is a link to the next. There is also a list of participants at the end in case of any broken links.
Now let’s get started!
It’s heading to that time of year when my kids are finishing school for the Christmas break and they like to give their teacher a little thank you gift. So this year, I have made each of them these little post it note holders, but also incorporated the mini calendar!
I have used the Candy Cane Lane DSP and Cookie Cutter Christmas Bundle.
My next project is a little gift tag holder which can hold up to 10 gift tags.
I love using the designer series paper on my tags, hence why I use white tags so you can write your messages on the back!!!
This Santa was stamped and coloured with Stampin’ Write Markers. His cute santa hat was made using the Jolly Hat Builder Punch. The pinecone is die cut with the copper foil sheet.
Thanks for visiting today.
Don’t forget to email me at craftwithkate@live.com.au to request your copy of any Catalogue or to ask about joining the Art With Heart team.
Let’s keep this blog hop hopping. Next up we have the very talented, Rachel Palmieri.
If you find a broken link or have come to this blog hop from a different entry point, you can view the participants below:
- Rebecca Jacovou
- Ros Davidson
- Kathryn Ruddick
- Kate Morgan (that’s me!)
- Rachel Palmieri
- Claire Daly
- Mary Kelly
- Monika O’Neill
- Tina Gillespie
- Kathryn Mangelsdorf
- Catherine Proctor
- Judy May
Happy Hopping,
Kate Morgan, Independent Stampin Up!® Demonstrator Rowville, Victoria, Australia 
Sure wish you had a tutorial for your sooo darn cute post it note/calendar holder? Any chance you could share the instructions on how to make?
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Hi Carole, I would have done a search YouTube and followed one form there. Sorry I don’t have a link, although I need to make some more of these. Next time I will take note of my steps in creating one!
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I love the calendars with post it notes,where can I get a template instructions for these.a good way to some of my Dsp stash
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Hi Liz, to be honest, I don’t remember exactly whose instructions I used, as mine looks different to the ones I’ve looked up again on Pinterest. Lyssa always has great tutorials though and easy to follow instructions, however mine was from a YouTube video
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http://songofmyheartstampers.typepad.com/song_of_my_heart_stampers/2016/10/photo-tutorial-easy-free-standing-post-it-note-holder-with-pen.html
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All so cute Kate, love the tags and the post it note/calendar holder they are a great gift idea. xx
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What a fabulous gift idea.
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These are such cute and practical gifts, Kate. The DSP makes a great background for the tags.
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Love all your tags Kate, and the teachers will love their post it notes – such a good idea.
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Great projects, Kate. I especially like the tag holder, and love the idea of decorating the fronts of white tags, to leave the backs for writing on!
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Love these cute projects Kate. Those teachers gifts are very practical and I love your gift tag set. Thanks for taking part in the blog hop.
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Really clever and so pretty!
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I love your calendars – so very cute, and what a great teacher’s gift. The tags are pretty cute too. Good idea to make them white!
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