Twelfth Day of Christmas!!

     Happy Tuesday, the 12th Day of Christmas! This last project is fun and you can do so much with it. I found a styrofoam cone to use as the base to put all the dots on. I used lots of different DSPs that have Christmas designs on them. I used a 1" circle punch to get all the dots. I used double-sided tape to put a strip all the way around the cone and layered the dots in a row. I started at the bottom and worked my way up. This was my first try at this and the Stampin' Up! double-sided tape is a little thin for the texture of the cone so the circles took a lot of pressing to keep them on. I didn't curve the circles to make them wrap around the cone but I did press them on to get them to kind of wrap around. I put the designs on randomly with no clear pattern of the rows but I have seen it done with the rows with the same design. I decided that random was a fun way. Then I took glitter DSP to make a star and cover the top so you couldn't see the cone. This was fun to make and would make a cute decoration for Christmas. 

There is still time to order packs of Christmas Cards. Packs of 5 or 10 with shipping included. There will be a discount for more than 1 pack. 

1 Card: $9

Pack of 5: $35

Pack of 10: $50

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Eleventh Day of Christmas!

     Happy Late Monday, the 11th Day of Christmas! My second to last project for my 12 days of Christmas is a one piece of cardstock pizza box. When folded into a box it measures 3 inches by 3 inches. I used the Snowflake Magic DSP and the Sparkling Snowflakes stamp set. It is a straightforward box to cut and fold. The box is 1/2 inch deep and is good for the holiday. It is quick to put together too. 

           There is still time to order packs of Christmas Cards. Packs of 5 or 10 with shipping included. There will be a discount for more than 1 pack. 

1 Card: $9

Pack of 5: $35

Pack of 10: $50

Contact me at asciolla.emma@gmail.com to place orders for your cards.

Tenth Day of Christmas!

    Happy Sunday, the 10th day of Christmas! This is a fun treat project. Simple tall, square box. The top is where it gets fun, you score the rectangle into an X and then score a line in the middle on half the X. It is a little hard to explain without seeing how to make it close. This was my first attempt and the top is a little messy but I learned that the score lines for the X to make the top should be pretty deep without breaking through the paper. The colors are a little off on the photos but I used Daffodil Delight cardstock with DSP from the Merry Bold and Bright paper. This is a fun way to wrap a simple stocking stuffer or present for a coworker, friend, or even a family member. 

 

There is still time to order packs of Christmas Cards. Packs of 5 or 10 with shipping included. There will be a discount for more than 1 pack. 

1 Card: $9

Pack of 5: $35

Pack of 10: $50

Contact me at asciolla.emma@gmail.com to place orders for your cards.

Ninth Day of Christmas!

    Happy Saturday, the 9th day of Christmas! This is a project that you can make into a fun fold card or do what I did and make it into an ornament. I saw this teepee card made as an autumn card but I saw it and thought, "This would make a great Christmas tree-type ornament". This is a base for a card scored and folded into a triangle then an extra piece scored in half, corner to corner, and glued to make the teepee shape. I put the ribbon on the inside of the base piece before I glued it together, I adhered the ribbon with 2 glue dots to keep it in place. It then makes a lovely ornament. I used Old Olive cardstock and Merry Bold and Bright DSP, the green DSP is directional so pay attention when you cut the paper. 

 There is still time to order packs of Christmas Cards. Packs of 5 or 10 with shipping included. There will be a discount for more than 1 pack. 

1 Card: $9

Pack of 5: $35

Pack of 10: $50

Contact me at asciolla.emma@gmail.com to place orders for your cards.