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    Quick & Easy Handmade Gift Tags with Patterned Tags Dies

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    Nicole Black

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    November 23, 2025
    Quick & Easy Handmade Gift Tags with Patterned Tags Dies

    Every year, I love making my own gift tags, and this season is no exception. I’ve already shared a couple of potential designs, but I had to post one more—because these might be the simplest (and most flexible!) tags yet. They come together incredibly fast, which is perfect because without fail, I always seem to run out of tags during those last few days of wrapping and need to whip up a few more.

    What I love about the Patterned Tags Dies is how versatile they are. You can truly use any cardstock you already have on hand and mix and match the tag shapes however you like. Add a bit of ribbon, and you’re done! And if you’re in the mood to add a little extra flair, the coordinating decorative elements make it easy to step things up with minimal effort.

    Handmade touches make gift-giving feel even more special, and these quick, customizable tags are a perfect way to add personality without spending hours crafting. Whether you’re wrapping early or racing the clock on Christmas Eve, these simple tags are a lifesaver. I hope you enjoy making them—and that they make your gifts shine a little brighter this holiday season!

    Cardstock Cuts for this project:

    • Tag – 3-1/2″ x 2″ each
    • Bow – 2″ x 2″ each

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    169214
    Seasonal Tags Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) – 169214

    Price: $18.00

    165910
    Patterned Tags Dies – 165910

    Price: $31.00

    165875
    Traditional Sparkling Sequins – 165875

    Price: $8.00

    104199
    Linen Thread – 104199

    Price: $5.00

    164051
    Real Red & White Baker’s Twine – 164051

    Price: $5.00

    132708
    Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad – 132708

    Price: $8.00

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

    Price: $14.00

    133676
    Mossy Meadow 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 133676

    Price: $14.00

    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

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

    Price: $14.00

    120953
    Crumb Cake 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 120953

    Price: $14.00

    138309
    Fine-Tip Glue Pen – 138309

    Price: $7.25

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  • 3D Project, Christmas, Gift Giving, Technique

    Elegant DIY Snowflake Ornament Package Topper

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    Nicole Black

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    November 21, 2025
    Elegant DIY Snowflake Ornament Package Topper

    Every year, I love adding a handmade touch to my holiday gifts by creating a special package topper. I try to design something that not only looks pretty on a present but can also double as an ornament—because who doesn’t love a little keepsake?

    This year, I came across a gorgeous idea using the Delicate Pines Bundle, and I had to try it. I’m so glad I did—it turned out beautifully!

    The design itself is simple, but figuring out the ribbon assembly took me a minute. I wanted to make sure it stayed secure and wouldn’t come apart over time. After a bit of experimenting, I found a method that works perfectly. I’ve included step-by-step instructions below and a video tutorial showing exactly how I handled the ribbon, so be sure to check that out.

    Instructions

    1. Stamp & Die Cut
    Stamp and die cut your snowflakes—three for each side of the ornament.

    2. Create the Ribbon Loops
    Loop the Gold Open Weave Trim 3–4 times to form 6–8 loops. Tie the center with Gold/White Baker’s Twine to secure it.
    Tip: Leave a long tail on the Baker’s Twine so you can easily attach the ornament to a gift or hang it on the tree.

    3. Assemble the Center
    Glue the tied center of the Gold Open Weave Trim to the back of one large snowflake. Then add the second snowflake on top to sandwich the ribbon in between. Make sure the Baker’s Twine is pulled upward so it doesn’t get glued down.

    4. Build the Layers
    Use Dimensionals to attach the remaining snowflakes and create a stacked, layered look.

    5. Add Sparkle
    Finish with a Faceted Snowflake Embellishment for that perfect little shimmer.

    6. Create the Hanger
    Tie the ends of the Baker’s Twine together to form a hanging loop.

    Video Tutorial:

    Watch the full ribbon assembly and final ornament come together step-by-step!

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    166074
    Delicate Pines Bundle (English) – 166074

    Price: $56.50

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

    Price: $8.50

    166077
    Faceted Snowflakes – 166077

    Price: $10.00

    147088
    Shaded Spruce Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147088

    Price: $9.00

    150083
    Pretty Peacock Classic Stampin’ Pad – 150083

    Price: $9.00

    147083
    Cherry Cobbler Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147083

    Price: $9.00

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

    Price: $14.00

    104430
    Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

    Price: $4.25

    Add All to Cart

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  • 3D Project, Christmas, Gift Giving

    A Cheerful DIY Tag Box for All Your Christmas Gift Tags

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    Nicole Black

    on

    November 19, 2025
    A Cheerful DIY Tag Box for All Your Christmas Gift Tags

    In Stampin’ Up’s Mini Catalog on page 26 they show a box of tags to be given as a gift. I decided I had to make this project—and I ended up having so much fun with it!
    The box can be a little tricky at first, but don’t worry—I’ve included step-by-step instructions and a full video tutorial to walk you through every part of the assembly.

    Box Template

    Before you begin, I recommend measuring and sketching the template directly onto your Box Base, using the score lines as the outer edges. This will help keep everything precise as you work.

    Assemble the Box

    Box Base

    • Cut and score the Basic White Thick cardstock.
    • Cut one side of each of the four corner squares to create tabs.
    • Fold along all the score lines.
    • Add Tear-N-Tape to the outside of each tab.
    • Adhere the sides together to form an open box.

    Dividers

    • Cut and score the Basic White Thick cardstock.
    • Fold along all score lines to form a small wall with two flaps that will adhere to the bottom of the box.
    • Add Tear-N-Tape to three of the four panels (each end and one center panel).
    • Start by attaching the Long Divider in the center of the box base, aligning it with your drawn guideline.
    • Next, attach the Left and Right Dividers—test fit them first and trim the ends if needed.
    • Using a strong glue (fabric glue works wonderfully), secure the ends of each divider to the sides of the box base.

    Inserts

    • Cut and score the Basic White Thick cardstock.
    • Place Tear-N-Tape on one side of each insert piece.
    • Adhere them to the bottom of the box in their corresponding sections.
      These not only clean up the inside of the box but also hide your pencil marks and divider tabs.

    Lid

    • Cut and score the Window Sheet.
    • Cut one side of each of the four corner squares to form tabs.
    • Fold along all score lines.
    • Use a strong, clear glue to attach the tabs and assemble the lid.

    Finishing Touches

    This is where the fun really begins!

    • Add ribbon or decorative trim to the lid.
    • Die-cut tags and embellishments to fill your box.
    • Include coordinating ribbons so the tags are ready to tie onto gifts.

    Honestly, I think I had the most fun creating all the little elements to tuck inside the box—I even made an extra set of tags for myself!

    🎥 Watch the video tutorial here to assemble the box:

    Cardstock Cuts for this project:

    • Box Base – 8-1/2″ x 7″, score at 1″ on all sides
    • Long Divider – 6-1/2″ x 3″, score at 1/2″, 1-1/2″, 2-1/2″
    • Left Divider – 2-3/4″ x 3″, score at 1/2″, 1-1/2″, 2-1/2″
    • Right Divider – 2-1/4″ x 3″, score at 1/2″, 1-1/2″, 2-1/2″
    • Insert A – 2-5/8″ x 2-3/8″
    • Insert B – 2-1/8″ x 4-3/8″
    • Insert C – 2-5/8″ x 3-7/8″
    • Insert D – 2-1/8″ x 1-7/8″
    • Lid (Window Sheet) – 8-1/2″ x 7″, score at 7/8″ on all sides

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create the box:

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

    Price: $17.00

    142314
    Window Sheets – 142314

    Price: $5.00

    154031
    Tear & Tape Adhesive – 154031

    Price: $7.00

    110755
    Multipurpose Liquid Glue – 110755

    Price: $6.00

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    Stampin’ Up! products used to create the box:

    165877
    Traditions Of Christmas Suite Collection (English) – 165877

    Price: $138.75

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

    Price: $16.50

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

    Price: $12.00

    165865
    Traditional Labels Bundle (English) – 165865

    Price: $43.00

    165872
    Christmas Greenery Dies – 165872

    Price: $36.00

    165875
    Traditional Sparkling Sequins – 165875

    Price: $8.00

    164051
    Real Red & White Baker’s Twine – 164051

    Price: $5.00

    165876
    Real Red 1/2″ (1.3 Cm) Shiny Ribbon – 165876

    Price: $10.00

    Add All to Cart

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    Continue reading →: A Cheerful DIY Tag Box for All Your Christmas Gift Tags
  • Card, Christmas, Kit

    Running Behind on Your Christmas Cards? I’ve Got You Covered!

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    Nicole Black

    on

    November 17, 2025
    Running Behind on Your Christmas Cards? I’ve Got You Covered!

    Are you running a little behind on your Christmas cards this year? Or maybe you miscounted and need just a few more to finish your list? Don’t worry — I’ve got the perfect quick and easy solution that’s still beautifully handmade!

    With the purchase of the Greetings for You Mix & Match Ephemera Pack and Christmas Tags & More Designer Series Paper (DSP), you’ll receive step-by-step instructions and photos from me — completely FREE — showing you how to create at least 20 cards and 10 gift tags with these two products!

    It’s the perfect way to check those last-minute cards and tags off your holiday list while still adding a personal, festive touch. Simple. Beautiful. Done.

    Stampin’ Up! products need to receive your free tutorial:

    165907
    Christmas Tags & More 6″ X 6″ (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Mix & Match Specialty Designer Series Paper – 165907

    Price: $12.50

    166208
    Greetings For You Mix & Match Ephemera Pack (English) – 166208

    Price: $8.50

    Add All to Cart

    Supply List

    Additional products used to add to your order if you do not have them (or something similar) already:

    169214
    Seasonal Tags Photopolymer Stamp Set (English) – 169214

    Price: $18.00

    165876
    Real Red 1/2″ (1.3 Cm) Shiny Ribbon – 165876

    Price: $10.00

    164051
    Real Red & White Baker’s Twine – 164051

    Price: $5.00

    165875
    Traditional Sparkling Sequins – 165875

    Price: $8.00

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

    Price: $14.00

    102584
    Garden Green 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 102584

    Price: $14.00

    120953
    Crumb Cake 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 120953

    Price: $14.00

    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

    147084
    Real Red Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147084

    Price: $9.00

    147089
    Garden Green Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147089

    Price: $9.00

    147116
    Crumb Cake Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147116

    Price: $9.00

    132708
    Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad – 132708

    Price: $8.00

    104430
    Stampin’ Dimensionals – 104430

    Price: $4.25

    Add All to Cart

    Supply List

    Continue reading →: Running Behind on Your Christmas Cards? I’ve Got You Covered!
  • Checklist, Christmas, Organization

    Can You Believe Christmas Is Just 5 Weeks Away?

    Published by

    Nicole Black

    on

    November 15, 2025

    Can you believe it? Christmas is just five weeks away! The countdown is officially on, and the holiday hustle is about to begin. How’s your to-do list looking—neatly checked off or still a work in progress? Now’s the time to finish those craft projects, finalize your plans, and shift gears into full-on festive mode!

    Plan Those Parties (and Send Those Invites!)

    Hosting a holiday gathering this year? Whether you’re planning a cozy night in with close friends, a glittery dinner party, or the annual ugly sweater showdown, it’s time to get your theme locked in and those invitations sent! Calendars fill up fast this time of year, so a little early planning goes a long way.

    And if you’re party-hopping instead of hosting, don’t forget your festive essentials—your go-to outfit, a backup sweater for that themed soirée, and maybe a hostess gift or two. One of my favorite easy-but-thoughtful ideas? Dress up a bottle of wine with a handmade tag or bow—it’s personal, festive, and always a hit.

    Tackle That Shopping List

    Remember when we started brainstorming gifts back in July? (If you actually finished your list, please tell us your secret!) For the rest of us, it’s time to get serious—but smart.

    While the big sale weekends like Black Friday and Cyber Monday still have their perks, many retailers have been rolling out deals since October. Take advantage of those early discounts to stick to your budget and avoid the last-minute rush.

    Pro tip: Browsing sale ads isn’t just about saving—it’s also a great source of inspiration. I can’t count how many times I’ve spotted something in an ad that sparked the perfect idea for a hard-to-shop-for friend. Sometimes the best gifts are the ones that surprise you!

    So grab a mug of cocoa, put on a holiday playlist, and enjoy this cozy pre-season moment before the sleigh bells really start ringing.

    Continue reading →: Can You Believe Christmas Is Just 5 Weeks Away?
  • Checklist, Christmas, Foodie, Gift Giving

    A Chilly Florida Day Perfect for Gingerbread Baking

    Published by

    Nicole Black

    on

    November 13, 2025
    A Chilly Florida Day Perfect for Gingerbread Baking

    This past Tuesday was a beautiful day — if not a little chilly! Here in Florida, anything below 60° feels downright freezing, and we started the day in the 40s with a high barely reaching the low 50s. The silver lining? It was the perfect weather for Christmas decorating and baking cookies!

    Nathan and I took on one of my holiday favorites — Gingerbread Men (recipe). I love these cookies, but they definitely require a little patience. The dough can be sticky and tricky to work with, but I’ve learned a few secrets over the years:

    • Always chill the dough before rolling it out.
    • Work with small batches so the dough stays cold.
    • Keep the rest in the refrigerator while you cut and bake.
    • And don’t be shy with the flour!

    After a fun afternoon of baking and decorating, we ended up with 120 Gingerbread Men — all frosted and ready to spread some holiday cheer. Of course, we had to taste a few for quality control purposes 😉, and the rest went into the freezer to stay fresh for next month.

    This batch marks the last of my make-ahead cookies for the season! I’ll be baking two more varieties the weekend I prep all the cookie boxes for delivery. The kitchen smells like Christmas, and I couldn’t be happier.

    Continue reading →: A Chilly Florida Day Perfect for Gingerbread Baking
  • Checklist, Christmas, Gift Giving, Organization

    Get Ahead of the Holiday Rush: Set Up Your Wrapping Station Now!

    Published by

    Nicole Black

    on

    November 10, 2025
    Get Ahead of the Holiday Rush: Set Up Your Wrapping Station Now!

    One of my favorite holiday prep tips? Create a dedicated wrapping station before the December hustle hits! Over the years, I’ve learned that setting up a wrapping center in November makes the season so much smoother. With everything organized and ready to go, you can wrap gifts as you buy them—no more late-night marathons surrounded by paper scraps and tangled ribbon!

    What to Stock Your Wrapping Station With:

    Make sure you have plenty of the basics:

    • Wrapping paper
    • Tissue paper
    • Boxes
    • Gift bags
    • Tape
    • Ribbon
    • Gift tags

    If you followed along with my October checklist, you’re probably already stocked up. And if you’re crafting your own gift tags, now’s the perfect time to finish those up! (I’ll be posting my soon, so stay tuned.)

    A Few Extra Essentials:

    • ✂️ Scissors — Keep at least two pairs handy. Somehow mine always disappear mid-wrap!
    • 🎀 Package toppers — I love adding a handmade touch that doubles as an ornament. I will be posting mine soon!
    • 🐾 Optional “helpers” — If you have cats like I do, you already know they love to supervise the wrapping process! Just be prepared for a little extra “help” batting at ribbons and curling up on your freshly folded paper.

    By setting up your wrapping center early and keeping it organized, you’ll be able to enjoy the creative side of gift wrapping without the chaos. So turn on some holiday music, pour yourself a cup of cocoa, and get wrapping!

    Continue reading →: Get Ahead of the Holiday Rush: Set Up Your Wrapping Station Now!
  • Fall, Travel

    Marine Corps Marathon Weekend in D.C.

    Published by

    Nicole Black

    on

    November 7, 2025
    Marine Corps Marathon Weekend in D.C.

    The last weekend of October took us to Washington, D.C., where Nathan ran the 50th Marine Corps Marathon! It was such a special milestone year for the race.

    On Saturday, we set out to explore parts of the course so I could plan my spectator route for race day. While we were out, we stopped by one of Nathan’s longtime favorites — Ching Ching CHA, his go-to tea house. It used to be in Georgetown, but the new location is just as charming and cozy.

    Race day dawned absolutely beautiful — chilly in the low 40s to start, warming up to the high 50s under clear skies and calm winds. Perfect running weather! I managed to catch Nathan at five different spots along the course. He always manages to spot me in the crowd, and each time he stopped for a quick kiss before heading off again. ❤️

    Nathan crossed the finish line in 4:37:27! He said the course was hillier than expected, but he still had a great run and enjoyed every mile of the Marine Corps spirit.

    Before heading home, we spent our final day driving around D.C., visiting Nathan’s old house, schools, and some of his favorite childhood hangouts. It was such a fun trip down memory lane.

    We wrapped up the weekend with a celebratory dinner at Chef Geoff’s, owned by one of Nathan’s friends. The meal was absolutely delicious — the perfect way to toast a successful race weekend!

    Continue reading →: Marine Corps Marathon Weekend in D.C.
  • Checklist, Organization, Thanksgiving

    Time to Talk Turkey! 🦃

    Published by

    Nicole Black

    on

    November 5, 2025

    Can you believe Thanksgiving is almost here? The season of gratitude, cozy gatherings, and delicious food is right around the corner—and if you’re hosting this year, now’s the time to start planning!

    Are you hosting Turkey Day this year? If so, now’s the perfect time to start planning! Get that headcount, pick your turkey before they “fly” off the shelves, and think about what kind of feast you want to create this year. Whether you’re sticking to tradition or trying something new, a little early prep will make your holiday smooth and stress-free.

    At our house, Thanksgiving is more than just a meal—it’s a gathering of hearts. We open our home to not only family but also friends and neighbors who might be spending the holiday away from their own loved ones. Sometimes there is just a few of us, sometimes there is a houseful!

    We like to keep things fresh by changing up how we cook the turkey each year. One of my favorites is the Best Thanksgiving Turkey recipe from Our Best Bites—so flavorful and juicy! But we’ve also gone off-script and made a Turkey Porchetta-Style, which was a total showstopper. (You can find that recipe here.)

    To stay organized, grab your Holiday Menu Planner in the Celebrations section of your Christmas Planner. It’s the perfect place to jot down your guest list, activities, and menu ideas. And don’t forget to delegate! A potluck-style Thanksgiving not only lightens your workload but also adds a fun mix of flavors to the table.

    So as you gear up for Thanksgiving, remember: a little planning goes a long way. Keep your traditions close, sprinkle in something new, and most of all—celebrate the joy of gathering together.

    Continue reading →: Time to Talk Turkey! 🦃
  • 3D Project, Card, Christmas, Gift Giving, Technique

    Gingerbread Fun — Tags, Treat Boxes, and More!

    Published by

    Nicole Black

    on

    November 3, 2025
    Gingerbread Fun — Tags, Treat Boxes, and More!

    I originally purchased the Gingerbread Man Bundle thinking it would be perfect for making gift tags to go on the plates of cookies I deliver to friends and neighbors each year. But once I started creating with it, I couldn’t stop! One idea led to another, and before I knew it, I was making all sorts of projects.

    Starting with Tags

    I began with my original plan—tags. I die-cut the double Gingerbread Man and used Versamark and White Embossing Powder to create the “frosting” outline. After stamping the face, I had so much fun accessorizing! This set includes so many cute little dies, and you can easily mix and match papers and scraps to give each Gingerbread Man (or Woman!) their own personality.

    Since the die cuts the Gingerbread pair connected at the hand, you can leave them together to create a fold-over tag—or snip them apart for two separate pieces.

    And yes, I decided if there’s a Gingerbread Man, there must also be a Gingerbread Woman. Aren’t they the sweetest pair?

    Banners and Boxes

    I came across an idea where someone used the Gingerbread Man for baby-themed banners, and that inspired me to make a Christmas Banner. Apparently, this is my year for banners!

    Then, I stumbled on a clever way to turn the Gingerbread Man into a treat box, perfect for holding small candies or gifts. Here’s how to make it:

    To create the box base:

    • Cut Pecan Pie cardstock to 7-1/2″ x 3-1/4″.
    • Score lengthwise at 1″, 3-1/4″, 4-1/4″, and 6-1/2″.
    • Score widthwise at 1″.
    • Cut along the vertical score lines up to the 1″ horizontal line.
    • Add Tear & Tape to one short end and one long flap (on opposite sides).
    • Fold along all score lines and adhere the ends to form the box.
    • Fold in the small flaps, then the large ones, adhering the last flap to close the bottom.
    • Finally, use Tear & Tape to attach a Gingerbread Man to each side—lining up their feet so the box stands evenly.

    Sweet and Simple Cards

    And of course, I couldn’t resist making a few cards with this adorable set!

    For the first card, I made the base a little shorter so I could add a strip of Designer Series Paper (DSP) on the inside edge for a fun layered look. I added a sentiment banner from the Nested Essentials Dies and finished it off with a sprinkle of Traditional Sparkling Sequins for a little extra shine.

    On my second card, I used a standard-sized base with a full layer of DSP and switched things up by adding embossed buttons and faces to my Gingerbread Men. I also swapped out the sequins for colorful gumdrops for a different (and delicious-looking) touch!

    This set turned out to be one of my unexpected favorites this season. Whether you’re making tags, cards, banners, or treat boxes, the Gingerbread Man Bundle is full of creative possibilities.

    Cardstock Cuts for these Projects:

    Gingerbread Man Tag/Box

    • Pecan Pie – 7-1/4″ x 5-1/4″ for Gingerbread man, 7-1/2″ x 3-1/4″ for box
    • Christmas Tags & More DSP – scrap for Hat and Bow dies
    • Real Red – scrap for Candy Cane and Scarf dies
    • Basic White – scrap for Candy Cane die

    First Card

    • Crumb Cake – 7-3/4″ x 5-1/2″ card base scored at 4-1/4″
    • Pecan Pie – 7-1/4″ x 5-1/4″ for Gingerbread man (separate the two and use the other for the second card)
    • Christmas Tags & More DSP – 5-1/2″ x 3/4″ panel
    • Basic White – 5-1/2″ x 3-1/4″ inside panel, scrap for Hat, Candy Cane, and Banner die
    • Garden Green – scrap for Candy Cane die
    • Real Red – scrap for Hat and Scarf dies

    Second Card

    • Basic White Thick – 8-1/2″ x 5-1/2″ card base scored at 4-1/4″
    • Pecan Pie – other Gingerbread man
    • Christmas Tags & More DSP – 5-1/4″ x 4″ panel
    • Real Red – scrap for Candy Cane and Lollipop dies
    • Basic White – scrap for Candy Cane, Lollipop, Gumdrop, and Banner dies

    Stampin’ Up! products used to create this project:

    165785
    Gingerbread Man Bundle (English) – 165785

    Price: $54.00

    165907
    Christmas Tags & More 6″ X 6″ (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Mix & Match Specialty Designer Series Paper – 165907

    Price: $12.50

    165875
    Traditional Sparkling Sequins – 165875

    Price: $8.00

    164050
    Real Red & White Adhesive-Backed Peppermints – 164050

    Price: $8.50

    161597
    Nested Essentials Dies – 161597

    Price: $34.00

    165679
    Basics Wow! Embossing Powder – 165679

    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

    147084
    Real Red Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147084

    Price: $9.00

    147094
    Daffodil Delight Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147094

    Price: $9.00

    147089
    Garden Green Classic Stampin’ Pad – 147089

    Price: $9.00

    132708
    Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad – 132708

    Price: $8.00

    161717
    Pecan Pie 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 161717

    Price: $14.00

    120953
    Crumb Cake 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 120953

    Price: $14.00

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

    Price: $14.00

    102584
    Garden Green 8-1/2″ X 11″ Cardstock – 102584

    Price: $14.00

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

    Price: $14.00

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

    Price: $17.00

    138309
    Fine-Tip Glue Pen – 138309

    Price: $7.25

    154031
    Tear & Tape Adhesive – 154031

    Price: $7.00

    104430
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I’m Nicole

I am a project manager by day and a crafter by night. I love Christmas and want to do it all every year. I will share with you how I do it and enjoy it too!

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