- dryer sheets
- ribbon
- packing tape
- styrofoam peanuts
- pumpkin from the can
- raw spaghetti
- lint
- embossing powder
- cardstock
No, seriously. I will really be serious.
Do NOT feed your pet reindeer this delicious Ghirardelli peppermint bark/dark chocolate combo that just happens to coordinate perfectly with your papercrafty Christmasy project that you did for your Splitcoast Shoebox Swap.
Don't.
I don't think reindeer are supposed to have peppermint bark.
I have nothing to back this up - it's just a feeling.
What you SHOULD do with said peppermint bark is what I did though.
Step one: see THIS gorgeous creation on Splitcoast.Step Two: Cut a petal card with your Big Shot Die from Tempting Turquoise.
Step Three: Stamp in black the wreath from Welcome Christmas on white cardstock and punch with this punch.
Step Four: Tie three sides closed with twine.
Step Five: Accent wreath with glitter and glue.
Step Six: Punch out a Martha Stewart teeny deer from Tempting Turquoise and pop him in the middle.
Add candy if you're not giving this to a reindeer. :)
Hahahaha!! I think your cats may be on to something. (Stuff probably also tastes better under/on/through the Christmas tree too!)
ReplyDeleteLove the little pouch - and if you're concerned about reindeer getting into that chocolate, I would be more than happy to take it off your hands (and apply it to my hips)!
I thought you were going to show us reindeer food (oatmeal + sugar), but this is MUCH better. :)
ReplyDeleteMy brain, however, is not, because I forgot we had a regular-size petal card die and I was thinking you'd made this from the teeny tiny petal card PUNCH, so that stamp and reindeer would have to be like 1/2" across. And the candy would have more foil than innards.
I'm okay now, though.
wv: tubele
French for "you pretty".
This is so pretty. Love the wreath and reindeer!
ReplyDeletewow!! this is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh, this is just beautiful! You wouldn't expect the turquoise on a Christmas craft, but I am lovin it.
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