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    A Whimsical Santa Card to Wrap Up the Christmas Season

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    Nicole Black

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    December 18, 2025
    A Whimsical Santa Card to Wrap Up the Christmas Season

    One week before Christmas—can you believe it? As the season winds down, I wanted to share my final Christmas card of the year, the one I sent to my Stampin’ Up! friends. This card truly captures everything I love about holiday crafting: color, texture, whimsy, and just the right amount of sparkle.

    I had so much fun coloring the Santa images using Stampin’ Blends. Bringing them to life with shading and dimension is always one of my favorite parts of card making. For the background, I brushed Real Red ink onto the cardstock using Blending Brushes, and I absolutely love the soft, almost pail tone that emerged. It pairs beautifully with the Lemon Lime Twist tree, giving the card a fresh, modern twist on traditional Christmas colors.

    There was a bit of die cutting and gluing involved, but that’s part of the fun—and of course, I couldn’t resist adding a little bling! A few Rhinestones were the perfect finishing touch to make everything sparkle.

    One of my favorite design elements is the shortened card front. I embossed the inside edge using the Soft Waves Embossing Folder, which is such a simple technique but really elevates the entire card. It’s an easy way to add texture and interest without a lot of extra effort.

    Overall, I just love the whimsy of this card—you can’t help but smile when you look at it! And for those of you who like to plan ahead for next year’s Christmas cards, this design is definitely one I recommend saving.

    Cardstock Cuts for this project:

    • Basic White Thick – 7-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4
    • Basic White – 5-1/4″ x 3″ panel; 3″ x 2-1/4″ for Santa die, 5″ x 1-3/4″ for Letters and Snowflake dies; 1-3/8″ x 1/4″ for “Holidays” stamp
    • Lemon Lime Twist – 3″ x 1″ for Tree die

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    166039
    Festive Friends Bundle (English) – 166039

    Price: $50.25

    164695
    Soft Waves 3D Embossing Folder – 164695

    Price: $11.00

    160750
    Alphabet À La Mode Dies – 160750

    Price: $42.00

    144220
    Rhinestone Basic Jewels – 144220

    Price: $6.00

    153611
    Blending Brushes – 153611

    Price: $15.00

    132708
    Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad – 132708

    Price: $8.00

    147084
    Real Red Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147084

    Price: $9.00

    154899
    Real Red Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack – 154899

    Price: $11.00

    154843
    Basic Black Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack – 154843

    Price: $11.00

    154904
    Smoky Slate Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack – 154904

    Price: $11.00

    154922
    Bronze & Ivory Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack – 154922

    Price: $11.00

    159229
    Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Thick Cardstock – 159229

    Price: $17.00

    166780
    Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 166780

    Price: $14.00

    144245
    Lemon Lime Twist 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 144245

    Price: $14.00

    144108
    Mini Stampin’ Dimensionals – 144108

    Price: $4.25

    104430
    Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

    Price: $4.25

    138309
    Fine-Tip Glue Pen – 138309

    Price: $7.25

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  • Checklist, Christmas, Foodie, Gift Giving, Organization

    Cookie Baking Complete: 570 Sweet Treats and Counting

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    Nicole Black

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    December 16, 2025
    Cookie Baking Complete: 570 Sweet Treats and Counting

    The Christmas cookie baking for 2025 is officially complete, and it feels so good to check this one off the list! Everything came together beautifully, right down to the adorable bakery boxes topped with the sweetest Gingerbread Man tags.

    Last weekend, we wrapped up our baking marathon by making Christmas Kiss Cookies and Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cookies (not pictured—because somehow I forgot to snap a photo!). Both batches came out absolutely perfect. We also iced our Cutout Cookies, which is always one of our favorite traditions. There’s something so fun about turning simple cookies into little works of edible art.

    Once everything was baked and decorated, we laid out all the cookies and got to work boxing them up for delivery. In total, we made 570 cookies—enough to fill 22 gift boxes, two large bins for the office, and we still managed to save a few for ourselves.

    Overall, I’d call this cookie season a huge success. The baking is done, the boxes are packed, and now it’s finally time to slow down, share the love, and enjoy the sweet rewards of all that hard work.

    Continue reading →: Cookie Baking Complete: 570 Sweet Treats and Counting
  • Checklist, Christmas, Organization

    Savoring the Sparkle: One Week Until Christmas!

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    Nicole Black

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    December 13, 2025

    We’ve made it, friends—this is the part of the season we’ve been working toward! With just one week until Christmas, it’s time to shift gears from preparation to pure enjoyment. The lists, planning, and organizing have led you right here, and now the focus is all about savoring the magic.

    At this point, the big tasks are mostly wrapped up, and what’s left are the joyful touches that make the holiday feel special. Maybe you’re adding ribbon to those last few gifts, sharing sweet moments in the kitchen, or curling up under a blanket to revisit your favorite Christmas classic. These are the moments that make the season feel alive.

    And here’s your gentle reminder: perfection is not the goal—presence is. The charm of the holidays lies in the imperfect, heartfelt details. A slightly crooked bow, a cookie that baked a minute too long, or lights that don’t blink quite in sync… these are the things we remember and cherish.

    You’ve poured so much love into creating a beautiful season. Now it’s time to receive it. Breathe, smile, and soak in every sparkle and song. Christmas is almost here—enjoy every magical second!

    Continue reading →: Savoring the Sparkle: One Week Until Christmas!
  • Card, Christmas, Technique

    A Simple & Stunning Poinsettia Card for Your Last-Minute Crafting

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    Nicole Black

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    December 11, 2025
    A Simple & Stunning Poinsettia Card for Your Last-Minute Crafting

    As we step fully into December, most of us are (hopefully!) nearing the end of our Christmas card lists. But just in case you’re still crafting—or simply want one more beautiful design to add to the mix—here’s a simple, festive idea to finish the season strong.

    This card combines texture, color, and a touch of rustic charm using the Keeping Traditions Two-Toned Cardstock, which embosses beautifully and reveals a soft white core when distressed. The result is understated, classic, and perfect for sharing a little Christmas cheer.

    This design is both quick and impactful. Embossed poinsettias add bold texture, while sanding the two-toned cardstock gives each flower a soft, weathered look—like frosted petals dusted with winter magic. A bit of Baker’s Twine and layered elements bring the card together without making the process complicated.

    Instructions:

    • Emboss the Secret Sea Two-Toned cardstock using the Jolly Holly Embossing Folder.
    • Emboss and die cut the Real Red Two-Toned cardstock at the same time by placing the matching die inside the Jolly Holly Embossing Folder before running it through your machine.
    • Die cut the small label from Basic White cardstock.
    • Stamp your sentiment on the white label, and stamp any additional words or images on the inside panel.
    • Lightly distress the blue and red poinsettias using a nail buffer or very soft sandpaper.
    • Tape the base layer to the card base.
    • Add Dimensionals to the label and adhere it to the card front.
    • Snip two poinsettias from the red cardstock.
    • Wrap Baker’s Twine around your fingers a couple of times, pinch it in the center, and secure it to the back of one poinsettia with Scotch tape.
    • Use Dimensionals to attach the poinsettias to the card front.
    • Adhere the inside panel to the inside of the card.

    This card is the perfect blend of simple techniques and elegant results. Whether you’re finishing your last batch of Christmas cards or just squeezing in a little extra crafting joy, this poinsettia design is quick to assemble and full of festive charm. The distressed two-toned cardstock adds a unique touch that makes the project feel special—proof that even a last-minute card can be beautiful.

    Cardstock Cuts for this project:

    • Real Red – 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4
    • Basic White – 5-1/4″ x 4″ inside panel; 3″ x 2″ for Label die
    • Keeping Traditions Two-Toned Cardstock – 5-1/4″ x 4″ of Secret Sea for panel, 5-1/4″ x 4″ of Real Red for Holly Leaves die

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    166120
    Jolly Holly Bundle (English) – 166120

    Price: $54.00

    166005
    Black & White & Gold Baker’s Twine – 166005

    Price: $8.50

    166805
    Keeping Traditions 12″ X 12″ (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Two-Tone Cardstock – 166805

    Price: $12.00

    165285
    Secret Sea Classic Stampin’ Pad – 165285

    Price: $9.00

    147088
    Shaded Spruce Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147088

    Price: $9.00

    154899
    Real Red Stampin’ Blends Combo Pack – 154899

    Price: $11.00

    102482
    Real Red 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 102482

    Price: $14.00

    166780
    Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 166780

    Price: $14.00

    104430
    Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

    Price: $4.25

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  • 3D Project, Christmas, Gift Giving

    DIY Christmas Treat Totes with Notes & Totes Dies

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    Nicole Black

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    December 7, 2025
    DIY Christmas Treat Totes with Notes & Totes Dies

    I love putting together little treat gifts for the office, and this year’s project might be my favorite yet. I kept seeing the Notes & Totes Dies used to make adorable craft-style bags, and I thought—why not turn them into festive Christmas totes?

    Once the bags were assembled, I was amazed by how much I could fit inside! I made a few for my crafting friends and filled them with Baker’s Twine, candies, and even a tiny Christmas bell. They’re just as fun to make as they are to give!

    These mini totes are surprisingly easy to assemble, and I’ve included step-by-step instructions below, along with a video tutorial to guide you through the process.

    Instructions

    1. Die Cut
    Die cut two craft bag pieces, two handles, and one pocket.

    2. Fold
    Fold along all the score lines on both bag pieces.

    3. Assemble the Bag
    Use Tear-N-Tape to adhere the bag together. Add tape to one bag piece along the three outer sections (two sides and the bottom). Overlap the matching sections from the second bag and press to secure. Tuck in the two bottom tabs.

    4. Add the Handles
    Use Glue Dots to attach the handles to the front and back of the tote.

    5. Add the Pocket
    Attach the pocket to the front of the bag using Dimensionals for a raised, polished look.

    Video Tutorial:

    Watch the full assembly process step-by-step!

    These little Christmas totes are the perfect mix of practical, adorable, and easy to personalize. Whether you’re making them for coworkers, friends, or as holiday party favors, they’re guaranteed to bring a smile. I hope you have as much fun creating and gifting them as I did!

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    165240
    Notes & Totes Dies – 165240

    Price: $39.00

    165853
    Traditions Of Christmas 12″ X 12″ (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Specialty Designer Series Paper – 165853

    Price: $16.50

    100702
    Old Olive 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 100702

    Price: $14.00

    104430
    Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

    Price: $4.25

    103683
    Mini Glue Dots – 103683

    Price: $7.25

    154031
    Tear & Tape Adhesive – 154031

    Price: $7.00

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    Elegant Velvet & Gold Christmas Card Tutorial

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    Nicole Black

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    December 4, 2025
    Elegant Velvet & Gold Christmas Card Tutorial

    There’s nothing quite like a handmade Christmas card—especially one that combines beautiful textures and metallic shine. This design features luxurious Velvet paper paired with radiant Gold Foil for a look that is both simple and undeniably classy. Whether you’re making a batch for friends or crafting a special one for someone dear, this card delivers elegance without the fuss.

    Prepare Your Pieces

    Begin by die cutting all your elements. Once you have everything ready, emboss the Velvet ornaments with Gold embossing powder. Yes, you can emboss on Velvet—and it looks stunning! The heat brings out a rich texture and creates a gorgeous contrast with the gold.

    Assemble the Card

    Follow these easy steps to put your card together:

    • Add Dimensionals to the white layer and adhere it to your card base.
    • Tape the two labels together, then attach them to the card front.
    • Adhere the green ornament directly to the card front.
    • Add Dimensionals to the red ornament and adhere it for added depth.
    • Use Glue Dots (or your favorite adhesive) to secure the gold elements in place.
    • Finish the inside with a couple of coordinating stamps from the Ornamental Christmas set.

    This card may come together quickly, but the result is anything but simple. The mix of Velvet texture and Gold Foil adds a luxurious feel that makes this design truly special. It’s the kind of handmade card that people keep and display long after the holidays. I hope you enjoy creating this elegant Christmas card as much as I did!

    Cardstock Cuts for this project:

    • Basic White Thick – 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ scored at 4-1/4
    • Basic White – 5-1/4″ x 4″ panel
    • Basic Black – 4-1/2″ x 2-3/4″ for Label die
    • Gold Foil – 3″ x 2″ for Joy, Diamonds and Ornament Top dies
    • Modern Christmas DSP – 4″ x 2-1/2″ for Label die
    • All Season Velvet – 3″ x 3″ in Red and Green for Ornament Die

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    166001
    Ornamental Christmas Bundle (English) – 166001

    Price: $51.25

    166106
    Fright Night Dies – 166106

    Price: $31.00

    166119
    Jolly Holly Hybrid Embossing Folder – 166119

    Price: $41.00

    165990
    Modern Christmas 12″ X 12″ (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Specialty Designer Series Paper – 165990

    Price: $16.50

    166063
    All Season Velvet 12″ X 12″ (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Specialty Paper – 166063

    Price: $12.00

    132622
    Gold Foil Sheets – 132622

    Price: $5.00

    165678
    Metallics Wow! Embossing Powder – 165678

    Price: $21.00

    129053
    Heat Tool – 129053

    Price: $32.00

    159971
    Embossing Additions Tool Kit – 159971

    Price: $27.00

    102283
    Versamark Pad – 102283

    Price: $9.50

    147089
    Garden Green Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147089

    Price: $9.00

    159229
    Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Thick Cardstock – 159229

    Price: $17.00

    166780
    Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 166780

    Price: $14.00

    121045
    Basic Black 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 121045

    Price: $14.00

    104430
    Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

    Price: $4.25

    103683
    Mini Glue Dots – 103683

    Price: $7.25

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  • 3D Project, Checklist, Christmas, General, Gift Giving, Kit

    The Magic Begins: Advent Calendars to Kick Off Today

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    Nicole Black

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    December 1, 2025
    The Magic Begins: Advent Calendars to Kick Off Today

    It’s finally here—December 1st! That means it’s officially time to open the first doors, drawers, and pockets of your advent calendars. Whether your countdown includes chocolate, a daily activity, or a crafty surprise, there’s something extra special about this tradition that brings out the childlike joy in all of us.

    Nathan and I absolutely love advent calendars… so much so that we have three! Each one brings a different kind of excitement, and together they make every day of December feel festive and fun.

    Our Activity Advent Calendar

    If you’ve followed along, you know our activity advent calendar is one of our favorites. I plan activities that work no matter how busy we are that day—simple, festive moments that help us slow down and enjoy the season together. This year, I added several new ideas to keep things fun and fresh:

    • Enjoy a cup of Christmas Tea
    • See how long you can make a candy cane last
    • Enjoy roasted marshmallows
    • Enjoy a Christmas cocktail
    • Slow dance to your favorite Christmas song
    • Play Christmas trivia
    • Use only Christmas mugs for all of your drinks for an entire day
    • Read Twas a Night Before Christmas
    • Share a kiss (or two) under the mistletoe
    • Watch a Christmas cartoon short
    • Go for a holiday walk
    • Sing Christmas carols
    • Have a glass of eggnog
    • Write a letter to Santa
    • Have a glass of hot chocolate
    • Play a game together
    • Enjoy a Christmas cookie
    • Color/draw a Christmas picture
    • Picnic in front of a Christmas tree
    • Snuggle up together and Enjoy a beverage and a little Christmas music
    • Pay It Forward/Random act of kindness
    • Wear a Santa hat all day
    • Write a Christmas wish and hang it on a tree
    • Play ‘I spy Christmas’ when out for a walk or drive
    • Wear a red and/or green outfit
    • Cuddle up and watch a Christmas movie
    • Wear Christmas socks
    • Work on a Holiday puzzle
    • Have an indoor snowball fight with socks

    These little moments have become such a meaningful part of our Christmas season. They remind us to pause, notice the joy around us, and make memories in the middle of the holiday rush.

    Our Tea Advent Calendar

    Our second calendar is a tea advent from Adagio, and we’re so excited to brew a new flavor each day. We always like having at least one advent that gives us a daily treat—last year we enjoyed a delicious chocolate calendar from Norman Love—so this one feels perfectly cozy for the season.

    My Stampin’ Up! Craft Advent Calendar

    And finally… my craft-loving heart is fully invested in the Stampin’ Up! advent calendar! Each day reveals a fun crafting goodie, and I can’t wait to see what’s inside.

    Stampin’ Up! also shares daily unboxing videos on YouTube where they create a project with that day’s item. If you’re a crafter, be sure to follow along—it’s such a fun way to spark creativity all month long.

    🎥 Day 1 Unboxing

    Its Not To Late! Get yours today!

    167335
    12 Days Of Crafting Advent Calendar (English) – 167335

    Price: $99.00

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    Wrapping Up the Countdown Kickoff

    December 1st always feels like the true start of the season, and advent calendars add a layer of anticipation that makes each day feel magical. Whether you have one or several, the joy is in the little moments—those tiny daily rituals that build excitement and help you savor every bit of Christmas. I hope your advent countdown brings you just as much delight as ours does!

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  • Checklist, Christmas, Organization

    December Is Here! Your Holiday Prep Journey Comes Full Circle

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    Nicole Black

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    November 29, 2025

    We’ve made it—the festive month of December! Since July, we’ve been planning, organizing, and checking off holiday tasks little by little. From early shopping lists to craft room clean-ups to gift-wrapping strategies, we’ve tackled it all together. And now? It’s finally time to enjoy the season we’ve been preparing for all these months!

    Of course… if you’re anything like me, “enjoying” still includes plenty of baking, celebrating, and squeezing in last-minute fun. But that’s the beauty of doing the prep early—we get to step into December feeling ready, not rushed.

    Before we dive into these final festive weeks, here’s one mindset shift that always keeps me grounded:
    Swap “I HAVE to do this” with “I GET to do this.”
    It’s amazing how much more magical even the busiest days feel when we remember that these tasks—shopping, wrapping, decorating, baking—are all privileges we’re lucky to experience.

    Now that we’ve reached the homestretch, here’s how I’m breaking down the next few weeks to keep things merry, manageable, and joyful:

    3 Weeks Out – “Wrap” Up the Big Things

    All the early prep pays off now. With the big-ticket gifts and shipping-required items ideally taken care of before December hits, this is your week to finish any lingering shopping while snagging those amazing holiday deals.

    It’s also time to get your Christmas cards signed, sealed, and mailed. If you’ve been following along since summer, you know I hand-make mine—so getting them sent off early is both a to-do list win and a crafty victory! Plus, it clears the craft room just in time for the next creative holiday burst.

    2 Weeks Out – Celebrate & Prep the Fun Stuff

    By mid-December, try to have every package and holiday card in the mail. Shipping delays have nothing on us—we planned ahead like pros! And if you’re pressed for time? Let retailers wrap and ship. Truly, it’s not cheating… it’s strategy.

    This week is also perfect for getting your fridge cleaned out before cookie season officially begins. Once everything is sparkling and organized, I stock up on baking essentials and prep for my big cookie weekend. This is when the house turns into a Christmas bakery, cookie plates get assembled, and holiday gifting gets delicious.

    We’ve spent months building toward this moment—slowly, intentionally, and with so much joy. December isn’t about perfection; it’s about celebrating the little traditions we’ve nurtured along the way. So as we enjoy the final stretch of the holiday season, let’s savor the cozy moments, embrace the magic, and appreciate how all our planning lets us be present right where the joy happens.

    Continue reading →: December Is Here! Your Holiday Prep Journey Comes Full Circle
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    Happy Thanksgiving!

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    Nicole Black

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    November 27, 2025
    Happy Thanksgiving!
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  • Card, Christmas, Technique

    Above & Beyond Christmas Pop-Up Card Tutorial

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    Nicole Black

    on

    November 25, 2025
    Above & Beyond Christmas Pop-Up Card Tutorial

    I’ve seen so many pop-up cards lately that I finally decided to give one a try myself. This design turned out so cute and festive, and with all the luxurious details, it truly earns the name: an Above and Beyond Christmas Card.

    To make this card feel extra special, I used White Velvet paper to die-cut the doves, giving them the softest, snow-kissed look. The background is created with Old Olive Two-Toned cardstock that I embossed, then lightly sanded with a buffer block—yes, exactly like the kind you use on your nails! That little bit of sanding brings out a beautifully distressed effect that looks both textured and polished.

    The final touch is the pop-up element that brings the whole card to life. It adds such a fun surprise when the card is opened and is much easier to create than it looks.

    I’ve included a full video tutorial where I walk you through each step, including how to use the Hybrid Embossing Folder and Dies to cut out the label window and emboss the front of your card in one pass. You’ll also see exactly how to assemble the pop-up feature so you can follow along with confidence.

    Video Tutorial:

    If you’re ready to wow someone on your Christmas list this year, this card is the perfect place to start!

    Cardstock Cuts for this project:

    • Basic White Thick – 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ card base scored at 4-1/4″; 3″ x 2-1/2″ scored at 3/4″, 1-1/2″, 2-1/4″; 2-1/2″ x 1″ scored at 3/4″
    • Keeping Traditions Two-Toned (Old Olive) – 5-1/4″ x 4″ panel
    • All Season Velvet (White) – 3″ x 2-1/2″ for Doves Dies
    • Cherry Cobbler – small scrap for Envelope Dies

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    165925
    Peace On Earth Bundle (English) – 165925

    Price: $38.50

    169214
    Seasonal Tags Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) – 169214

    Price: $18.00

    165928
    Peaceful Greenery 3D Embossing Folder – 165928

    Price: $10.00

    166805
    Keeping Traditions 12″ X 12″ (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Two-Tone Cardstock – 166805

    Price: $12.00

    166063
    All Season Velvet 12″ X 12″ (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Specialty Paper – 166063

    Price: $12.00

    165678
    Metallics Wow! Embossing Powder – 165678

    Price: $21.00

    129053
    Heat Tool – 129053

    Price: $32.00

    159971
    Embossing Additions Tool Kit – 159971

    Price: $27.00

    102283
    Versamark Pad – 102283

    Price: $9.50

    147090
    Old Olive Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147090

    Price: $9.00

    159229
    Basic White 8-1/2″ X 11″ Thick Cardstock – 159229

    Price: $17.00

    119685
    Cherry Cobbler 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 119685

    Price: $14.00

    154031
    Tear & Tape Adhesive – 154031

    Price: $7.00

    103683
    Mini Glue Dots – 103683

    Price: $7.25

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