Showing posts with label Christmas Plate #4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas Plate #4. Show all posts

Friday, December 21, 2012

Geared up for Christmas!

Hi Everyone, it's Robyn here today.  Happy Friday! Well, only four more sleeps until Christmas!  Yay!  This is the last Christmas post from me for the year.  I have two projects to share with you today.   On the card, I've used the adorable Snow Family stamp and the "Merry Christmas" sentiment on the stove/oven die cut came from the Christmas Plate #4.


I attached the snowmen to the hanging sign post (below) using jump rings to make it interactive.

This is a money holder card, but could double as a gift card holder.



 I hope you enjoyed seeing my projects for today.  I wish each of you a very Merry Christmas.


Friday, December 7, 2012

Snowman Soup

Hi Everyone, it's Robyn here.  I am so excited to be back on the IBFS design team.  I had taken a break from crafting in general, but I'm back and have an adorable Christmas project to share with you.  This would make a great stocking stuffer, teacher gift, co-worker "thinking of you", send to school for your children's class, etc. gift.

The stamp sheets that I've used are Christmas Plate #3 and Christmas Plate #4.  Both have really terrific images for many, many different Christmas projects and gift ideas, not to mention countless options for your Christmas card making.



What I've created involved a bit of recycling as well.  Do you know those coffee sleeves that you get at the coffee shops?  Well that is the base of this project.  I've simply taken one of those, covered it with patterned paper and decorated it using the cute little snowman from Christmas Plate #3 along with the candy canes from the same plate.  The "Merry Christmas" sentiment came from Christmas Plate #4
I added a little bit of foam tape to the back of the snowman to give him some dimension and added a bit of glitter to the candy canes.
I took a clear cello bag and filled it with a hot cocoa packet and some mini marshmallows; which I'm calling freeze-dried snowballs. (So cute!)  Then tucked in a candy cane.  Here is the little poem that goes with it:
I just created that using a Word document and printed it off using my computer.  I've included it for you below in case you'd like to copy/paste it. =)

Snowman Soup Poem:
"Was told you've been real good this year.
Always glad to hear it.
With freezing weather drawing near,
you'll need to warm the spirit.
So here's a little Snowman Soup,
complete with stirring stick.
Just add hot water, sip it slow,
it's sure to do the trick!"

I hope you've enjoyed this little gift idea and that it brightens your day and warms your heart!  Thanks so much for stopping by today.  Enjoy!




Sunday, December 19, 2010

Christmas Z-fold card

Hello Ladies,
It's Robyn here with a Z-Fold Christmas card using a stamp from the Christmas Plate #4 available through I Brake for Stamps. So many wonderful images on this plate. What I especially love about it is that it captures the real meaning of Christmas and also that there is a good selection of images as well as sentiments. Love the fonts that are used! I've used the sentiments from this plate for most of my Christmas cards this year. But for this card, I just used a rub-on from the patterned paper collection for the inside of my card.

Inside of Z-fold card