Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Winter Snowflake Ornaments

Hi Friends! Today I have some adorable snowflake ornaments to share with all of you featuring some of the new Ribbon Candy Crinkle Ribbon, Jute Ribbon & String Bundle, and the new Christmas Flair! I also used some additional crinkle ribbon & vintage buttons. 

I also have a short video that shows you the snowflakes up close along with the 3GJ products I used...


Now for some photos of the snowflakes. I was so thrilled that we still have some snow here in the Valley where I live in Oregon so taking photos of my wintery snowflakes outside was a perfect backdrop : )
I had so much fun glittering and dressing these up with the yummy products from 3 Girl JAM. If you haven't picked up any of the new items, be sure to stop by the STORE and grab some today. 

Thanks for stopping by and for checking out another ScrappinAbby project and another 3GJ DT project as well.

Happy Holidays & Happy Crafting!!

Products used:
3 Girl JAM-Ribbon Candy Crinkle Ribbon Bundle, Jute Ribbon & String Bundle, Christmas Flair, Vintage Buttons, Merlot CR, Ice Blue CR
Authentique-Glistening Collection
Tim Holtz holiday paper
K& Company holiday paper
Brenda Walton Snowflake Medallion Die
Stickles
Stickles Distress Glitter
Holiday greenery
Scor-tape

Tuesday, November 20, 2012

3 Girl Jam Sparkly Holiday Gift Bags

Hey everyone...today I have a super fun holiday project to share with all of you using some of the FAB Crinkle Ribbon from 3 Girl Jam.
 
I figured since the holidays are fast approaching, it would be a good idea to get some of my holiday projects crossed off my list. 








I used some mini paper bags from my local hardware store...painted them with some craft paint & added some glitter (I did want to note that I sprayed a clear coat over the bags so the glitter wouldn't come off)...










I used the Tim Holtz Winter Wonderland dies for my ornament images. I then added some Scor-Tape and then started layering some of the Goblin Green, Holly Berry & Sunflower crinkle ribbon. 




I wanted the top of the gift bag to have a more completed look so I took more of the Sunflower crinkle ribbon & added it along the top edge...




The first pic after they were completed...





I love how dimensional your projects look when you use the 3 Girl Jam crinkle ribbon 




Be sure to check out my post for this project over at the 3 Girl Jam blog. 

Thanks for stopping by and checking out another scrappy post. I also want to thank everyone for the really kind comments I've been getting. They really make my day and I truly appreciate them : )

If you don't get a chance to visit my blog before Thursday...Happy Thanksgiving!!

Products used:
3 Girl Jam Crinkle Ribbon-Goblin Green, Sunflower, Holly Berry
Paper bags
Craft paint-red, green
Glitter-red, green
Tim Holtz Winter Wonderland die
Perfect Medium
Gold embossing powder
Scor-Tape
Making Memories holiday sentiments & embelishments

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Perfect Sentiments Challenge 22: Christmas Trimmings

"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas"...oh wait....I am either 3 months late or really early for the holidays : ) I woke up this morning to some light (and I mean light) dusting of snow on our vehicles and lawn this morning so this weeks challenge fit in perfect. It's Christmas Trimmings challenge week with The Perfect Sentiment!

That's right..your challenge for this week is to create a Christmas card (with a sentiment of Christmas on the front) featuring some form of lace, ribbon, seam binding, twine etc on your card.

Here is my take on this weeks challenge...
To get in the holiday spirit to create this card I used some paper from Coredinations, DCWV & K & Company. 
I tied some Maraschino & Honeydew twine from The Twinery in the fabric poinsettias...love that bakers twine : )  
Stamped a holiday sentiment from my Fiskars clear stamps & wrapped some more of the yummy Honeydew twine around it. 
I had this fab felt red trim in my stash and knew it was perfect for this card...love it!!
I love making the inside just as beautiful as the outside..ties the card together don't ya think?


Now for some amazing inspiration from my fellow DT members:


Jennipher
Sami 
Jan
Maggie 
Sam 
Theresa


Please join me in welcoming our two newest members to the PSDT...
Karen
Tabitha


And we also have a guest DT for the month of March...
Cheryl


Please be sure to stop by their blogs and give them a HUGE welcome : )


Now on to our amazing sponsor for this weeks challenge....Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps and More
Robyn is offering up 5...yes that's 5 of her stamps that the winner gets to choose. How cool is that? Be sure to stop by her store and give her some love. 


Now that you have been inspired by the PSDT...head on into your creative space and start working on your card for this weeks challenge...you wont' want to miss out. Be sure to stop by the Perfect Sentiments Challenge Blog for all the details surrounding this weeks challenge. 


Thanks for stopping by..be sure to come back for another scrappy post.


Happy scrappin!!!


Products used:
Coredinations CS-Scarlet
K&Company-BW Evergreen stack
DCWV-Neutral Stack
The Twinery-Maraschino & Honeydew
Tim Holtz Distress Ink-Festive Berries & Walnut Stain
Trim-scrappy stash
Felt Poinsettias-scrappy stash
Tim Holtz Ideaology staple

Thursday, December 22, 2011

BINGO Holiday Tags

Happy Thursday Bloggers : )

Today I wanted to share some Bingo holiday tags I made for my co-workers for our annual department Christmas gift exchange which usually results in me gorging myself on some AHmazing sweets made by the wife of one co-worker & this year I didn't disappoint...lol.

It's not always easy finding gifts for a group of techy guys (I work in the Tech Dept. for our school district). Luckily I am not the lone female anymore...Alisha has joined us and I couldn't be happier : )

So I thought this year I would make them something they could hang on their tree and have for years to come (hmm...they better keep these forever...lol). They seemed to like them and I am sure their wives will enjoy them as well. 

So enough of the chitty chat, here they are......................

I personalized each one with their last name. The wooden bingo number has a meaning for each person as well. 

This one is for my boss Brian....




Next up is my girl Alisha...our Technical Support Specialist :)

Now Peter, our Lead Network Analyst......





Nathan's...another one of our Network Analyst's....



And lastly our intern from the local college...Gregg...



I really enjoyed creating these holiday tags for them & it was even better to see the smiles on their faces when they opened them....it also didn't hurt to have some chocolate truffles in there too ; )

Thanks for stopping by...I know it's a busy time for most with Christmas just a few short days away. 

Be sure to come back for another scrappy post : )

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Holiday Chipboard Panels

Hello there fellow scrappers...welcome back for another scrappy post : )

Today I wanted to share some of the holiday panels I've made with some chipboard. Normally I make these "name boards" for custom orders but I thought it would be fun to make some with a holiday theme this time around.

First up is Noel....

You will never guess what these panels are from. I work in the IT department for our school district and these chipboard panels are from the inserts they put in netbook and laptop user manuals. They normally wind up in the recycle bin but now they wind up in my scrapbook room...and yes I cleared it with my boss before I took them home : )

I really like how this sparkly paper that I originally purchased to use in my wedding album fits in so nicely with this holiday theme. It looks all snowy/wintery like. The chipboard letters were "naked" and I just put some adhesive on them, laid the paper on top and cut them out with my craft knife.

I ran some glittery ribbon through the boards to tie in with the sparkly paper. It's hard to see in this picture but the white portions on the letters are parts of reindeer and trees, they are fuzzy and feel great when you run your fingers over them. That's one of the many things I love about crafting...the textures of the projects when you hold them in your hands...love it!!
And here's the backside. I like to make the back look pretty too so you have something to look at if you have it on a desk or whatever. I have a name board I made for myself that sits on my counter so I have something nice to look at when I look up and not just stare at plain chipboard. My friend & co-worker Alisha bought this one from me...thanks Alisha : )

Next up is another Noel but with different paper & letters...
I used some of the paper I put on the letters from the first chipboard Noel and added some white glittery letters this time.
I really like this holiday paper pack from K & Company. Some of the papers have felt elements~like the patterned paper on this board~and some have bling and glittery sparkly accents...love it!
I used some cranberry yarn to tie this board book together...I liked how well it went with the papers and picked up the red accents in the patterned paper.
Tying some sheer sparkly ribbon on the ends of the panels just seemed to "tie" the look together...lol ok cheesy I know but hey...that's my sense of humor : )
And here's the backside.....cute huh???

Next up is Joy....

Since I chose this striped holiday paper I thought I would keep this one simple and just have the letters stand out so I only added some ribbon/trim to the letters with a little bit of bling on the bottom panel.
And here's the backside.....

And the last one for this post is Peace........
Normally I use different papers, patterns etc on these boards but I really liked this paper and wanted to just stick with it alone on this one.

Again I wanted to keep this one fairly simple since the paper has a pattern on it and I didn't want it to look too busy. I just tied some red thread to each letter to sort of make the letters pop out a bit. I inked the twine I used to join the panels together to give it a more vintage look. 

And here's the backside..........
The paper on the back is Bazzil...I forgot the name of the color though...so I just left it plain since it's textured. 

I've had a lot of fun scrappin up some holiday items in the last couple of weeks. It's just so fun to break out the Christmas papers and all the trims and embelishments that go along with the holidays and create something to not only look at & enjoy but to also decorate your home that you can use year after year. 

My next post will be about Christmas tags I've been making for some holiday orders so be sure to come back for another scrappy post : )