Following are the steps I used to make the spooky Halloween door hanger pictured above. But you could adapt this same idea to make any type of seasonal craft for any time of year.
I made this Snowman Buddy card as my Christmas card for 2008. It's never too early to start thinking about Christmas, so I wanted to share this fun idea with you now.
The scrapbook page toppers and titles that follow are the ones I review whenever I'm creating Christmas pages. Review this list before you start your Christmas scrapbook pages to get your creative juices flowing.
This morning on the Today Show, they were discussing if it is 'ok' to recycle gifts. I typically don't recycle gifts, but I am guilty of recycling gift cards. This is the season for gift cards, so if you have stamping or scrapbooking supplies....this one is for you.
Your kids can help with this card idea - using a snowflake punch, 'make' some snowflakes that they can glue to cards to create their own designs for giving to friends, teachers, or anyone else who is special in their life.
Most people wouldn't think 'blue' when they're thinking about color for Christmas cards, but I love the combination of silver and blue -- even my Christmas tree has white lights and blue and silver ornaments this year!
Stamping handmade cards is a great way to show your friends and family that you care very much for them. Another way to use your stamps -- and other creative talents -- is to dress up your packages and gift tags.
Here is a simple handmade Christmas card using a cheap and simple piece of patterned scrapbook paper.
Here is another easy Christmas card idea, using Stampin' Up products. This is going to be a busy month - I hope to do at least a few cards each week, so keep checking back for updates.
The Christmas Holiday is quickly approaching, so it's time to start sharing some Christmas Card ideas for you stampers out there.
