Final day of our gift exchange - hope you like all the project ideas you saw. So first i am sharing the packaging from Diane - this paper has been so popular-as has the ribbon. And why not -they are beautiful.
And here is the card she made for her - using this month's Paper Pumpkin kit - with her own twist on it!
And Virginia was the recipient in our gift exchange - Diane made her this adorable little light up Christmas tree with last month's Paper Pumpkin kit and an extra decorated tealight to go with it.
And now time for an apology - here is Virginia's gift - and Heidi was the recipient. Heidi had to leave early - so I was supposed to give the gift to her and take a picture. Yes - I gave the gift to her - did I get a picture - nooooooo!!! I am so sorry Virginia. If I can get a picture next time I see her I will do so - but it was a lovely antique picture holder - just Heidi's style!
See you all soon - we'll end the gift-giving here on Christmas eve. Wishing you all a wonderful Christmas day full of blessings. ~Maureen
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Showing posts with label exchange gift. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exchange gift. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Saturday, December 20, 2014
My exchange gift...
Today I wanted to share another one of our exchange
gifts. Diane ended up with my gift after the exchange game - and here
is the Rose Tree I made.
It's a cardboard cone covered with lots (and I mean lots) of beautiful paper roses. I was really surprised at how many it took - but it was a fun project to make. I used some discontinued black polka dot DSP along with our current newsprint.
Here's a close up of the roses - you can see they are really packed in there. The Stampin' Up! die really made making them a breeze though. Everything was attached with a glue gun - so went together very quickly.
Hope you liked it. I hope to make a few more and will share if I do. See you soon ~ Maureen
It's a cardboard cone covered with lots (and I mean lots) of beautiful paper roses. I was really surprised at how many it took - but it was a fun project to make. I used some discontinued black polka dot DSP along with our current newsprint.
Here's a close up of the roses - you can see they are really packed in there. The Stampin' Up! die really made making them a breeze though. Everything was attached with a glue gun - so went together very quickly.
Hope you liked it. I hope to make a few more and will share if I do. See you soon ~ Maureen
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