Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. For this post I decided to share the rest of shaker ornaments I made for the Christmas Bazaar and for my children teacher's gifts as tags:

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

Queen & CO Heartfelt Holiday shaker kit

Glossy Glass Glue

Tacky Glue

Glue Gun to attach the cloth pin

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Plants looking a little lonely by themselves?

I have just the thing! Made these cute little hot air balloons for my indoor plants.

A nice and simple project anyone can do, and also great for kids.

Materials

Craftwell eBosser

Sizzix ThinLit - Hot Air Balloon Die Set

Leftover cardstock paper

Hot glue gun

Wooden skewers

I'm the type that likes to use what leftover cardstock paper or scraps for my projects. So I figured I do that for this project since the pieces were going to be pretty small. 

I started off using both patterned and solid color paper of a blue shade for the balloon part. The other pieces I chose purple, craft paper and pink. Some pieces were also leftover from other project (like to keep them just in case).

Fun part! Assemble all pieces together and below you can see a photo of the hot air balloons before attaching the wooden skewers.

Hope you all liked my project and got inspired!

Till next time.

- Katie

Hello everyone! Wish you all a very Happy New Year! Hope you all had a great holiday season! This is Berina here today, sharing a beautiful shaker thank you card.

I die cut the frame/window using the Hot Off The Press - Butterfly Window die on white card stock and colored the butterflies and the leaves with copics. I die cut it again with Light Yellow card stock and snipped off the leaves and butterflies to use it just as a frame over the colored panel. The shaker mix is from Doodles Paper Playground. I used the Fancy Thanks die from Altenew for the sentiment. 

How do you like this card today? Please do let me know in the comments. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day!

- Berina

Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. For this post I decided to make shaker ornaments for a Christmas Bazaar and for my children teacher's gifts as tags:

Here are the finished ornaments displayed in a small tree for effect:

I used the leftover ornaments as tags for the teachers gifts. I stamped my children's names on the back and attached them to the gifts. They were perfect for this as they could be used as ornaments afterwards as well or as wall décor:

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

Queen & CO Winter Wonderland shaker kit

Glossy Glass Glue

Tacky Glue

Glue Gun to attach the ribbon

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Hello everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas weekend! This is Berina here today, with a few New Year cards using some snowflakes in gold on red. 

For the first card, I used the Happy New Year sentiment die cut from Gina Marie Designs. I die cut the sentiment and some snowflakes from gold card stock. I used a bunch of different snowflake dies - Simon Says Stamp - Joy Snowflake, Divinity Designs - Snow Crystals and Spellbinders - Create A Flake 6. 

For the second card, I used the same set of dies, just a different layout. I just die cut a bunch of snowflakes using my SNAP and arranged them on the card base till I liked the layout. 

For the third card, I decided to use the sentiment stamp from Power Poppy - Glistening Paperwhites. Same snowflake dies, just a different orientation and layout. I inked the edges of the red card stock panel with a darker red ink for some variation.

How do you like my Snowflake New Year cards today? Do let me know in the comments below. Thank you for stopping by. Wish you all a very happy New Year!

- Berina

Hello everyone! This is Berina with a last minute Christmas card. If you are like me, still making Christmas cards, you would definitely appreciate how fast and easy it is to create this one :)

I used the Memory Box - Blooming Tree die and die cut it out of white card stock. This is a pretty old die, but I love how elegant it is. I colored the die cut with my Copics - just quick coloring with little shading. I matted an A2 card base with green and white card stock and adhered the tree on it. The sentiment is from Altenew - Poinsettia and Berries. When making multiples of a card, I always prefer to do in batches. I did 4 of these cards at the same time. My SNAP comes in real handy for making multiples.

How do you like this card today? Please do let me know. Merry Christmas to those of you who celebrate! Hope all of you have a wonderful weekend with your family and friends. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day.

- Berina

 Hi All!!

Katie here with my cute Christmas gift tags and I'll have you ready for gifting!

Materials:

Craftwell eBosser

Craftwell Stardust Embossing Folder

Making Friends and Snowball Fight Die & Stamp set from Amazon

Christmas Dies & Stamp set from Michaels (might be from Recollections)

Christmas variety stamp set from Michaels

Craft & white cardstock

Tiny foam snowflakes and stars (Used for nail art)

Prismacolor color pencils

Ink pads from Colorbox

Adhesive foam squares

Twine

I started by die cutting all the tags with the craft paper and embossed them with the Stardust embossing folder then made four smaller plain cut-outs with the white cardstock.

Stamped and cut-out the furry friends onto the white cardstock and shaded them in with my Prismacolor color pencils.

Assembling all the items together, arranging them how I want and came out pretty cute.

Take a look at the results.

I hope everyone enjoyed my project and got inspired.

Happy Holiday!!

From Katie  

Hello everyone! This is Berina here today with a simple and quick Christmas card, perfect for making multiples. 

I normally gravitate towards to red, green and gold for Christmas cards. So this time, I decided to try navy and gold for a change. I used the ornament from Heartfelt Creations - Noel Christmas Ornament set. I really love this huge intricate ornament in gold against the navy. I inked the edges of the navy with a darker color ink to just give that slight variation in color. I die cut the ornament on my SNAP. The sentiment is from Divinity Designs - Christmas Mini Set, which I embossed with gold embossing powder.

What do you think? Have you mailed all your Christmas cards or yet to start making them? Do let us know in the comments. Thank you for stopping by today. Have a great day!

- Berina

Hi, 

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. 

Every year my daughter's troop host a fall festival at the pumpkin patch, so I searched Pinterest and came up with several ideas for dressing up fall goodies:

Reese candy holders: 

The instructions for the Ferrero Rocher containers, I found them in Pinterest and followed them.

Craftwell Tools: 

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

SCT sampler stamps

Sizzix stamps and dies

Spellbinder dies

Queen & CO pumpkins and sunflower dies

Tattered Lace flower stamp & die

CTMH Stamps and dies

HeroArts stamps

CTMH color cardstocks

Recollections Fall Orchard printed papers

Other brands cardstocks as well

Tacky Glue

 I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.