Scrappy Shack Christmas
Here are a couple of cards I created using The Scrappy Shack's Holiday Frames. These cards came together so easily using the frames - all I had to do was glue and assemble!
For this first card, I used paper scraps, a frame, and embellishment from a super-cheap Christmas pack I picked up at Tuesday Morning a while back. The title was made on my Dymo label maker. I left the frame white so it would stand out on the background.
This card is made with more paper scraps and a Santa embellishment from that same kit. The round Holiday Frame shows up nicely on this square card.
Tomorrow, I'll share a layout I created using another of the Holiday Frames.
For this first card, I used paper scraps, a frame, and embellishment from a super-cheap Christmas pack I picked up at Tuesday Morning a while back. The title was made on my Dymo label maker. I left the frame white so it would stand out on the background.
This card is made with more paper scraps and a Santa embellishment from that same kit. The round Holiday Frame shows up nicely on this square card.
Lastly, I created this little gift tag using one of the reindeer die cuts. I tied a piece of baker's twine to the reindeer and then glued him to a tag from that same kit. Tied on a red ribbon and he's all set to adorn a gift.
Tomorrow, I'll share a layout I created using another of the Holiday Frames.
posted by Erica | 7:00 AM
5 Comments:
My you have been busy! Love all your sweet creations. I am going to be on the lookout for that sweet little reindeer! And maybe that sweet little Santa needs a home at my house too... Think I am going to make a stop at Archiver's on my way home from church! Hopefully they will carry some of the same stuff.
Kate
Beautiful new Christmas tags and cards. That little snowman is adorable too!
Fantastic work!
~Julie
Those frames are really nice, and you used the beautifully on your cards. Love that cute reindeer, he adds the perfect touch for a cute tag =Di
Loving the second frame!
That little deer tag is so cute!
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