8 Christmas Projects from the Design Team

How do you get in the mood to start on your Christmas projects?

You're getting "MUFFIN" for Christmas

DT Marlene used the Apron Boxes and filled it with muffin mix and baking goodies then turned it into a "pun" gift with her gift tag:
You're getting "Muffin" for Christmas.

 The perfect food gift for your friends with a sense of humor and a love of hot from the oven treats. Shop for Apron Boxes here.

 

DT Debb DeFord played her favorite Christmas music while she worked on Christmas projects in July.  "It's not too early to start planning your projects. The supplies are already filling up the craft stores." And it sounds like she enjoyed every minute of it.

Debb made up one of the Rudolf Paver Favor Boxes...

See more at Clicker Sisters Gallery

  Here's the full lineup of Christmas Paver Favors
done by DT Shirley...

See more from DT Shirley at Scrappy Sam Designs

 Merry Christmas Card

DT Marlene at Scrapping Cookie used the card shape from Sunflower Greetings Set and the Poinsettia flower from the Poinsettia Christmas Card to make these Merry Christmas cards.  

 

 

Full Cup Treat Holders with M&Ms

 Full Cup Treat Holders are a quick Christmas treat holders for coffee and tea lovers.
by DT Debb at Clicker Sisters Gallery

Christmas Gift Tags

  

DT Marlene used the Sweet Winter Faces Toppers and turned them into one piece gift tags by using only the front of the tags adding "To" and "From" to them. 

 Mouse Ballet Slipper in Felt

 DT Shirley fell in love with the new Mouse Ballet Slipper from the Nutcracker. She did her's using felt and gives really great photo instructions on how she went about that. See all those details at Scrappy Sam Designs.

 Snowman Soup Holder

Filled with a hot cocoa packet, marshmallows, candy cane stick and chocolates, DT Marlene from Scrappin Cookie used the Snowman from the Christmas Belly Boxes

Santa's Boot Gift Box

DT Tracy made this adorable Santa Boot using polka dot papers and added Poinsettias and a gift tag to one side.

By DT Tracy at Idea Closet

By DT Tracy at Idea Closet

Find over 100 more ideas and inspiration for a Merry Christmas and winter weather at

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Paper Crafting Home Decor That Looks Like Wood but it's Knot.

They look like the prim wood decor but they're not. They're all made from cardstock papers. So of course we had to call them "Wood Knots." 

 

 

Debb has made the full set of rustic Pumpkin Wood Knots and plans to display them on her table top thru thanksgiving. I love how they look with her "faith" sign and viney twigs. 

 

by Debb @ Clicker Sisters Gallery

Svg cutting files used: Candy Corn Wood Knots

 

 

 

 

Kristin has done the full series of Wood Knots and adds printable fall quotes to each one for added inspiration.

 

by Kristin @ Paper Creations by Kristin

Svg cutting files used:
Candy Corn Woodknots

Autumn Words Printable

 

 

 

Keeping all the parts in the same color range really adds to the look of carved wood on her pieces. Plus I love the effect of the twine on the pumpkin stem. She used papers with a wood grain print and inked along the edges. Then used a sheet of the same paper to print the quotes onto before glueing them to the front of each.

 

by Kristin @ Paper Creations by Kristin

Svg cutting files used:Fall Pumpkin Box Woodknots

Autumn Words Printable

 

 

 

 

by Kristin @ Paper Creations by Kristin

Svg cutting files used:Fall Pumpkin Box Woodknots

Thankful People Printable Quote



 

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Easter Inspiration from the Design Team - Part 3

 We're sharing some ideas and inspiration for your paper crafting this Easter with Belly Boxes, treat boxes that look like bunnies, easter eggs and even a bunny top hat. Plus a surprise idea to add to the mix is a charm bracelet. Here's the lineup.....

 

 

Easter Bunny Treat Wraps

Marlene @ Scrappin Cookie

 

By enlarging the pattern from the Bunny Wrap svgs Marlene was able to make these fit three different candies - Hershey Marshmallow Egg, Crunch Egg, and a small clear bag with Jellybeans.

 

svg files used:

Bunny Treat Wrap

 

 

 

 

Cracked Egg and Chick Belly Box

Kristin @ Paper Creations by Krisin

 

svg files used:Chicks Belly Box Trio

 

 

 

 

 

Fun Spring Charm Bracelet

Debb @ Clicker Sisters Gallery

 

Remember the old "Shrinky Dinks" craft? Debb printed each jpg from the Easter stencils onto inkjet shrink film, colored them, added a hole for hanging and then shrunk them for this bracelet. Then just added little jump rings and attached to a bracelet.

 

svg files used: Cookie Stencil Starters

 

 

 

 

 

Bunny Treat Box

Julie @ Julies Creations

 

svg files usedBunny Box

 

 

 

 

 

Easter Egg Basket

Julie @ Julie's Creations

 

Julie used the Easter Egg Basket file to make her basic egg shape along with the top and bottom scallops from the file but then added her own bunny cutout, grass and matching posies for a sweet and traditional little basket design.

 

svg file used:

Easter Egg Basket

 

 

 

Mad Hatter Bunny Hat

Shirley @ Scrappy Sam Designs

 

One of Shirley's favorite files is the Uncle Sam Hat Box.
"I love figuring out new ways to use this versatile file. This time I used it to make a Mad Hatter Bunny Box"

 

svg files used:

Uncle Sam Hat Box

Bunny Top Hat Box (for the ears)Jam Jar and Candle Gift Wrap (for the bow)

 

 

 

 

 

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Straight Outta Worship

Hi! This is Debb (Clickersister) and I have today's project for you, using the "Straight Outta" line! I decided to make this shirt for hubby, since he is one of the the Worship Team leaders at our church. It's a great project and they don't take much time at all. Just follow the directions on your HTV.

Yes, I got him to model for me! We've had a very mild winter so far this year, and we were able to get out and take a walk! Thanks for stopping by today!

~ Debb

Vinyl Monogram

Hi friends! This is Debb (Clickersister) and today I'm excited to bring you my first post for My Scrap Chick! I love creating personalized items, so I chose these files and made an anniversary tile!

 

I used the Flourish Monogram for the main letter, and the long flourish from the Flourish Placecard file. I duplicated it, then mirrored one of them to create the white image on each side. This was cut from two colors of vinyl, then applied to the 12x12 ceramic tile.

I hope you've enjoyed my project, along with all the other fabulous designs on My Scrap Chick. Thanks for stopping by!

 

Hugs! Debb