Stampin’ Up Christmas Crafternoon!

By | November 23, 2014

So Saturday was the day of my Christmas Crafternoon!  I don’t do these events very often, but I really enjoy them.

Having four hours together gives me the opportunity to showcase projects we wouldn’t normally have time for in a normal weekday class.  So what did we get up to this time, well you may remember my sneak peak photos from a couple of weeks ago, but if not here they are again. I got the tree idea from Fran Sabad, a US demo, who made a similar style some time ago.

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I had seen these Framed Art style of samplers in various places and thought some of the sets in this year’s seasonal catalogue were just perfect to create a piece for Christmas. Here is a close up of one of the sections.

 

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We also made a cute little treat box – perfect for some after dinner mints or even a battery tealight to glow on your mantelpiece. So easy to make with our curvy keepsake die – just cut two pieces, decorate how you wish and stick together – ta-dah!

 

Stampin' Up Endless Wishes Curvy Keepsake-001

 

Another, and possibly my favourite project was this little lantern made using the Holiday Home stamp set and matching framelits.
Stampin' Up Holiday Home Lantern-001

 

The great thing about this project is it uses the Holiday Home stamp set and framelit set which is available to purchase together in a bundle at 15% off!

Don’t forget, my last week of Christmas card classes takes place the second week of December, though you can book a private class at any time, just get in touch.

Until next time, happy crafting!

Eimear

4 thoughts on “Stampin’ Up Christmas Crafternoon!

    1. Eimear Post author

      Thank you so much Medina, we did have a great afternoon, can’t wait for my next one!

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  1. Jackie Bultje

    All your creations are beautiful and also very well presented. I love your work!

    Reply

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