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4 inch Double Gate Fold

Good Tuesday Tutorial morning to you all. Lisa here. I hope you all are enjoying your holidays. My Marine son is home visiting and I am in heaven having the whole family together. I know you all probably have friends and family you may want to send a "thank you" to.  So today I am sharing a type of gate fold card that you can make for your "thank you's" or any occasion you like. This is a Double Gate Fold card and I made the dimensions so it is 4 inches square.

For this card I used three digital images

ROSES TO DIE FOR

ROSES, ROSES, ROSES, DIGITAL PAPER

AUTUMN BLESSINGS

 

 Cut a 12 x 4 piece of WORN PARCHMENT CARDSTOCK. Score at 2, 4, 8 and 10 inches using your SCOR-PAL.

 Fold the right half to the center fold line.

 Then fold the left side of the right panel you just folded to the right.

Now repeat with the other side.

 This is why it is called a double gate fold.

 I rounded my corners using a large round corner punch.

Print out a piece of the yellow roses digital paper using the ROSES, ROSES, ROSES DIGITAL PAPER.  I used Microsoft publisher.  I made an 8 x 8 ( you only need an 8 x 4 piece)  text box leaving a 1/4 inch border on the top and sides (that keeps it from getting cut off when printing). 

Now cut out 4 pieces that are 1 3/4 x 3 3/4 each. Round the corners to look just like the above pieces so they will fit on the card.

 Now cut out 4 pieces of COTTONBALL WHITE CARDSTOCK that are 1 7/8 x 3 7/8 each and round two corners only one side of each panel.

 Also cut a 3 7/8 x 3 7/8 piece of COTTONBALL WHITE CARDSTOCK and a 3 3/4 x 3 3/4 piece of FRESH PAPAYA CARDSTOCK that you have printed your sentiment on.  I used the digital image AUTUMN BLESSINGS DIGITAL IMAGE  for my sentiment.   Round all the corners on each panel.

Adhere the patterned paper and the solid panel to the appropriate fitting white panels and adhere to card as shown.  I stitched all my panels (not the white panels) using yellow thread.

 Print out a large and small yellow flower, 2 left side leaves and 1 right side leaf to the size you want on  the front of your card. My large flower is about 2 1/4" in diamater.  My small flower is about 1 1/4" in diameter.  My leaves are about 1 5/8 x 1".

 I crimped my leaves for added texture using a crimper. I folded the leaves in half along the black line in the center.  Then crimped at the same angle as the lines are facing on the inside of the flower. Unfold.

 I added texture to my flowers by dry embossed them using my Cuttlebug and Cuttlebug Houndstooth embossing folder.  

 Cut a 9 x 1 inch strip of COTTONBALL WHITE CARDSTOCK for the belly band.  Score at 2 3/8 from each end then fold to the center and adhere to the outside of the belly band.

Slide onto your card.

Now for decorating our belly band. Place dimensional tape on the pieces as shown.

 Adhere a left leaf to the left back side of the large flower.  Adhere the right leaf to the other side.

Adhere the other left leaf above and overlapping slightly to the back of the large flower.

Now adhere the small flower on top of the large flower centered.

 Place a piece of dimensional tape in the center on the back.  And two pieces of 1/4" SCORE TAPE to each side as shown.

Place on the belly band centering.  This holds your card together.

 This is the standing view.

 Here the belly band is removed revealing our sentiment.

Here's the card fully opened. I love how this turned out. Thank you for tuning in. I hope you find inspiration in today's tutorial and tune in next week. I will be filling in for Trudy.  Enjoy your week!

We have a Winner for the Sunday Blog Hop!

We have a winner for our Sunday Blog Hop!

Our winner is:

From Shell's blog, is Bonnie Raduse and her blog Stamping in the Light. Congratulations Bonnie!

Please contact Cassie at [email protected] to claim your $25 gift code for digital images!

Have a wonderful day!

 

Save those Christmas tins!

Tuesday Tutorial

Hi! It's Kathy D. and yep I'm giving you permission to eat the goodies out of the Christmas tins so you can have them for your next craft project!! I thought of some cute (if I say so myself!!) gifts using up those Christmas tins. You will see that these can be used for any occasion depending on the images and how you decorate the tin.

Supplies:

Scor-Pal Multiple Scoring Tablet

1/2in Scor-Tape

1/4 in Scor-Tape

I Love You BeeCause Digital Image

Cuttin' Up SVG File - May 2011 Card Cuts SVG and PDF

green floral tape

sticks/skewers (can be found in wood craft aisle or wood skewers at grocery store)

tin box (Christmas tin on sale after the holiday are excellent thing to stock up on!)

flower foam (to stick your stems in)

spanish moss

Mod Podge

good scissors to cut out designs (I love cutter bee's by EK Success)

Lollipops

Let's get started!!

Step 1: Get the bee image from I Love You BeeCause Digital Image and print it out on yellow paper. I made my bees so the height was 3.5 inches and the width was 4.446 inches. Then also print them out on blue paper (for the wings). Do this as many times as you need to. I used scrap paper and just taped it to some white paper so it would feed through the printer.

Step 2: Once the bees are printed out cut the body of the bee out of yellow. Good cutting scissors, such as the cutter bees will make this a lot easier! Cut the wings out of the blue. Leave a little tab on the bottom of the wings so you can glue them to the bottom (see below for picture)

Step 3: put a piece of 1/2 score tape on the back of the bee towards the top. This is where you will stick the wings on. See picture below.

** note the "tab" I left on bottom of wings so they could be attached to the bee**

Step 6: If you use Dum Dum lollipops cut matching yellow strips that are 2 3/4" long and 3/4" tall. If you use a different lollipop then your strip to cover them will be different. Then score each edge of the yellow strip at 3/8 (which is the 3rd line from the left if you have a scor-pal).

Step 7: put 1/4 inch scor-tape on each end. Set these and the bees to the side while we get the lollipops ready.

Step 8: I used Dum dum lollipops. You could use skewers, wood sticks, popsicle sticks, straws, etc.  I used a kitchen scissor tool to cut wood skewers down to size. I varied the sizes and some didn't get any sticks added to them. Using scotch-tape tape the wood piece to the lollipop stick.

Step 9: Take green floral tape and wrap it around the sticks to make it look like a green stem.

Step 10: On the back of the bee place a long strip of 1/2 in score tape in the middle of the bee (not shown in photo) . Take the covering off the score tape and place your lollipop on it. There should be some score-tape on each side of the lollipop which will help the yellow strip stick when you put it on

Step 11: Take the strip of yellow that has scor-tape on the ends and place over the lollipop.

This is what it will look like and ready to be placed in your flower pot tin. Set it to the side while we make flowers (figured bees for boys and flowers for girls!)

Step 1: I used my SCAL program for the cricut to cut out the flowers from the May 2011 Card Cut File here at Clear Dollar Stamps. The flowers are cut at about 2 1/4 inches. Once you have them all cut out then use adhesive to stick them together as shown above.

Step 2: Do the same thing that you did with the bees to mount the lollipops on the back of the flowers. Once you have those done set them to the side with the bees.

 Step 3: Grab your tin, Mod podge and a sponge brush. Measure the width of the tin and cut your paper to fit. This tin was 3 1/4 inches wide. I cut 2 strips out of 12 x 12 paper. I put mod podge on the back of the paper then stuck the paper on the tin.

Step 4: after putting on the paper I put 1/2 inch scor-tape around the top so I could add ribbon to the can. Also add your flower foam to the inside of the tin.

Step 5: Add ribbon then add spanish moss to the top of the flower foam (which will cover up the foam)

Step 6: Add the wonderful bees and flowers to the tin to make your Spring Bouquet!

Or if you wanted to make a Valentine bouquet for your kids class or at the office you could do Bees and Hearts!!

And here is another sample...

Here I took an upright rectangle tin and turned it into a Masculine bouquet to give my Honey Bunny for Valentine's Day!! I think I will get some Hersey kisses to put on the bottom in the Spanish Moss.

I used flower stem wire on the hearts and glued another heart behind them to hide the wire. I used a wood skewer on the owl as it just seems to fit the wood theme!

Cuttin' Up SVG File - Ollie Owl

I cut the hearts out on my cricut using Basic George cartridge.

 

I hope you enjoyed this tutorial! Have a Merry Christmas and I will see you next Year!!

- Kathy D.

 

 

 

 

 

Sunday Blog Hop -- White as Snow

Hello friends!

Welcome to our monthly Sunday Blog Hop! 

These blog hops will be the third Sunday of every month....a must see for a lazy Sunday afternoon!

Each month we will have a theme which each Design Team member is challenged to interpret any way they like. 

The theme for December is:

White as Snow

We ask that you browse through each Design Team member's post and leave them an encouraging comment....short or long, they all are appreciated!

There will be a prize each month!

December's prize is:

$25 gift certificate to Clear Dollar Stamps for Digital Images

WINNER:  The winner will be randomly chosen from comments received on DT member blogs. The winner will be announced on the CDS blog Thursday, December 22.

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Let's go look and see what my other DT members did!

Remember, leave an encouraging comment and be entered to win our contest....the more comments, the more times you are entered!

Stacy Morgan

Jerusha Borden

Barb Gmitro Best

Kathy Dunnegan

Shell Sampson

Cassie Trask

Lisa Lara

Sarah Taylor

Christi Bryant

Linda Anderson

Have fun hopping, my friends, and be sure to leave comments along the way!  You could be the winner of the gift code!

Thanks for hopping with us!  

Hope your day is filled with blessings and stamping galore!

 

Clearly Inspired Challenge #42 (CIC42)

Happy Friday everyone!  It's Cassie here once again to share the latest Clearly Inspired Challenge with you all!  I'm overjoyed by how much participation we had in CIC41.  Let's see if we up the numbers even more!  Our challenge this time is:

Birthday

During Christmas, we celebrate the birth of our Savior, so let's see those birthday cards!  Please no back linking, and only one link per person please.  Here are our challenge guidelines:

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-Challenges are on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month, and you'll have 2 weeks to finish each challenge.

-Challenges can use any stamps or digis from any company

-Only one entry per person per challenge and please no back posting

-Prizes will be given away after both challenges for the month.  The number of prizes is determined by the number of participants for the month.  For every 20 entries there will be a $10 gift certificate for stamps or digis up for grabs with a maximum of 3.  (For example if over the entire month there were a total of 60 participants in both challenges, there will be 3 $10 gift certificates and 3 of the featured digital images to give away. . .that's a total of 6 winners in that example.)

-We will also be giving away this featured digi image....one for every 20 entries with no limit!  Here is what our December Featured Digi looks like:

Now let's see a little inspiration from our DT!

Shell Sampson -- Air Flair

 

Christi Bryant -- Birthday Cake Swirls

 

Kathy Dunnegan --  What a Pane digital image

 

Barb Gmitro-Best -- Birthday Cake Swirls

 

Cassie Trask (me) -- Calendar Tags, Designer Label Celebrations, & Designer Label Die

We would love to see what you create!  If you use Clear Dollar Stamps as your main image you might find yourself featured on the CDS Facebook Fan page!

Please use Mister Linky below to link your project directly.  We also ask that you link back here to Clearly Inspired Challenges sponsored by Clear Dollar Stamps.  You have until January 5th at midnight to enter this challenge to be eligible for the prizes at the end of the month.  That's 3 weeks!  Be as creative as you can while sticking to the theme.  We can't wait to see what you come up with!

Digi Day at Clear Dollar Stamps!

Hello Everyone!

It's time for another digi release day and there is still time to make some Christmas presents with these beautiful downloadable images!  You will receive a thank you email with download links as so as you pay, and you are ready to go....what could be better????

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Are you new to digis?  Well if you are, here is a quick explanation.  You will buy and download a "zipped up" file.  You will unzip this file and receive all the images in jpg and png formats.  You will then pull those into a Word doc or picture editor and print, print, print.

Here is a little tutorial and FREE digi that will help you along!

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This set I am so excited to get my hands on!  This set matches our Blooming Bouquet die set....just pull it into your document, don't resize and it works perfectly with our Blooming Bouquet Dies - Set of 4.  (assuming your program doesn't resize it automatically)  Make sure to take a look at the dies and matching stamp sets to go with it!  We also have a stamp set that you will love here: Roses to Die for Clear Acrylic Stamps.

Now to make it even better, Trudy has designed matching papers for this set! 

You will just have to add this to your digi collection!

Roses to Die For Digital Image

Designed by Trudy Sjolander. Copyright Trudy Sjolander, True =D Doodle Designs.

Licensed by Clear Dollar Stamps

 

Go to Roses to Die For Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Trudy Sjolander

Deanne Kay

 

Go to Roses, Roses, Roses Digital Paper
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These little cupcake wraps are sure to be a hit at any Christmas party!

Print, cut, tape and you have the prettiest cupcake in town!

Christmas Cupcake Wrappers Digital Image

Designed by Trudy Sjolander. Copyright Trudy Sjolander, True =D Doodle Designs.

Licensed by Clear Dollar Stamps

 

Go to Christmas Cupcake Wrappers Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Trudy Sjolander

Linda Anderson

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A little gift, a timely card, just knowing you are thinking of them, is sure to make your friends and family feel better quickly.  This set is just the images you need to lift anyone's spirits!

Happy Healing Digital Image

Design and Copyright by Deedee Anderson.

Licensed by Clear Dollar Stamps

 

Go to Happy Healing Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with these stamp(s):

Jerusha Borden

Kathy Dunnegan

Deedee Anderson

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Nothing like a little fairy tale and the kiss of a frog to make any girls dream come true!

Valentines for all ages and scrapbook pages will all turn out beautifully with this little set!

Hoppily Ever After Digital Image

Design and Copyright by Deedee Anderson.

Licensed by Clear Dollar Stamps

 

Go to Hoppily Ever After Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Sandy Domelle

Stephanie Wright

Deedee Anderson

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This set you will recognize as a stamp that we introduced a couple of months ago:  Windowbox Wishes Clear Acrylic Stamps.

Now you can have it to size any way you wish, have it precolored or black and white.  Versatile and wonderful for every season of the year!  A must have for any digi collection!

Windowbox Wishes Digital Image

Designed by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful.  Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Windowbox Wishes Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Sara Iadanza

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Papers and colored images?  Oh my, just perfect! 

Windowbox Wishes Color Digital Image

Designed by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful.  Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Windowbox Wishes Color Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Linda Anderson

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This set is so cute all colored up!  Get started on those Valentines early this year!

Heart Hugs Digital Image

Designed by Trudy Sjolander. Copyright Trudy Sjolander, True =D Doodle Designs.

Licensed by Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Heart Hugs Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Trudy Sjolander

Linda Anderson

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There is still time to make up some gift tags, gift bags and wrap with this pretty little digi set!  What beautiful ornments to set under your tree!

  Would you like it in a Clear Stamp?  We have that too!  Antique Ornaments Clear Acrylic Stamps.

Antique Ornaments Digital Image

Designed by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful.  Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Antique Ornaments Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Sara Iadanza

Deedee Anderson

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This little set would make some cute cards and projects in Sunday School!

Want it in a stamp?  Little Bethlehem Clear Acrylic Stamps

Little Bethlehem Digital Image

Designed by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful.  Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Little Bethlehem Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Sandy Domelle

Stephanie Wright

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Hurry, hurry, hurry....you need to make some tags with this little set!

Merry Deer Digital Image

Designed by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful.  Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Merry Deer Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Karen Howard

Deedee Anderson

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Snowman Wishes Digital Image

Illustration by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful. Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Snowman Wishes Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Sarah Taylor

Barb Gmitro Best

Lisa Lara

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Winter Eskimo Digital Image

Illustration by Laurie Wilson, Clearly Delightful. Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Winter Eskimo Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Kathy Dunnegan

Jerusha Borden

Barb Gmitro Best

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The Light of Winter Digital Image

Illustration by Kim Teasdale. Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to The Light of Winter Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Karen Howard

Sarah Taylor

Barb Gmitro Best

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Totally Tags Digital Image

Designed by Lori McCroskey. Copyright Clear Dollar Stamps.

 

Go to Totally Tags Digital Image

 

The DT members who created previews with this digital Image:

Deanne Kay

Stephanie Wright

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Leave our Illustrators and Design Team some encouraging comments to let them know what you think!

  Hope your day is filled with blessings and stamping galore!

 

 

Tuesday Tutorial: Gift Card Holders

Hello, hello fellow crafters!  It's Cassie here, to share a pretty easy one today.  Christmas is around the corner, eeeek!  I try not to be last minute, but Christmas is something that always seems to sneak up on me leaving me feeling like a dizzy dog chasing his tail.  

Most of my nieces and nephews are older, so shopping for gifts is a bit like buying car parts when you have no idea what's wrong with your car, and you don't even own a car. . .you own a bike. . .but I digress.  I get them gift cards so as to avoid the uncomfortable 'you shouldn't have, no, you REALLY shouldn't have' looks.  In order to put the Aunt Cassie touch on them that just must be, in comes the gift card holder tutorial (thought you'd never get there, right?)

Let's make some. . .shall we?  First you'll need a few supplies:

Stamps:  Christmas Inch

Paper:  Spring Leaf, MME 12 days of Christmas, buttercream

Ink:  Memento Tuxedo Black

Copics:  YG61, YG63, YG67, E21, E31, E33, BG13, RV63, RV66

Accessories:  Scor-Pal, Designer Label Die, paper piercer, Strawberry Jam Baker's Twine, mini brads, corner rounder, foam tape

Let's get started!

Our first step is take your base that you cut from Spring Leaf cardstock, (which should measure 2 3/4" x 8") and score it at the 2 1/2" mark and the 6" mark.

Round the corners of the outside front only.  (I have that marked on most pictures)

Using your MME 12 Days of Christmas, you'll cut out 3 panels measuring:  2 1/2" x 2", 2 1/2" x 3 1/4", and 2 1/2" x 1 3/4".  You'll round the bottom corners of the one measuring 2 1/2" x 2".

I measured out my Strawberry Jam Baker's Twine to be approximately 17".  You're looking at the back of the gc holder, and I have wrapped the twine around the holder like so.  I didn't take the best picture of it, but the twine that hangs from the bottom (hanging past the inside pocket) will be slighty longer than the twine that will come down over the outisde front.  Clear as mud?

Here's a better look.  Try to line up the twine towards the middle of the gc holder.  Attach your dp so that the twine stays in place.  As you can see, my trees aren't lining up from the back to the outside front. . .keep that in mind as you attach your dp.  How do you want it to look when it's all closed up?

As you can see, I DID NOT attach the inside pocket panel over the twine.  The twine sticks out from the back, and that is exactly what I want so I can tie a nice bow.

Next, using a paper piercer, I punched holes through both front and back as close to the edge as possible.  You want to make sure that your gift card (or even money) will fit nicely in the pocket and not be too crowded.

I attached my inside pocket using some Mini Brads.  CDS has a wonderful assortment of them in a wide variety of colors.

Next, I cut out one of the shapes from the Designer Label Die.

I stamped my Christmas Inch image on vanilla cardstock with my Memento Tuxedo Black ink.

I then colored in my image. . .sadly my picture taking is not as good as my coloring.  The colors I used are all listed above in the supplies section.

Here it is all tied up without having put on the last details yet.

Put some foam tape on the back of your Die cut image.

Attach it to the front along with your colored image, and TADAAA. . .you have a lovely gift card holder that didn't take you too long!  If you have any questions about today's tutorial, shoot me an email ([email protected]).

Now go forth and be crafty, my friends!

A Cupcake Gift Wrapping Tutorial

 

Hi Everyone!

True :D here.

Welcome to another Tuesday Tutorial!

I'm dedicating this post to our sweet Katie Renz.

I think she would have liked it! :)

Today I am featuring one of my new digi sets called "Snowflake Cupcake Wrappers".

I have found a super quick and easy way to give cupcakes as gifts or to just decorate for parties.

This is what my "Snowflakes Cupcake Wrappers" set looks like.

It is available now for just $2.50 for instant download.

This time I printed my wrapper out on thin presentation paper. (It works so great for vivid colors and for printers that don't like heavy cardstock)

Cut the wrapper out with scissors and punch the topper with a 1 1/2" circle punch.

(or cut by hand with scissors)

Use some coordinating cardstock to stiffen up the wrappers and add some more detail.

Temporarily attach the wrapper to the cardstock with just a tiny bit of tape runner to hold it to the cardstock while you cut around it.

I used a round scalloped Nestability that is just a little bigger then the topper, to cut a coordinating circle.

Cut the sides and bottom of the wrappers with straight scissors then cut about 1/4" above the top of the printed wrapper with scalloped scissors. (you can use straight scissors if you would like)

Gently peel the printed wrapper up and use more tape runner to attach the printed paper to the cardstock on both pieces.

Then run a line of tape to the inside of the assembled wrapper.

Bring it around and attach it to the other end.

I love that Wilton has blue snowflake sprinkles this year! I have seen them in almost all stores and they work with my wrappers perfectly!  :)

Another thing I do is to set the baked cupcake down in a foil cupcake wrapper so that oils don't soak into the outer wrapper and spoil the look.

This is what it looks like before packaging. Pretty isn't it? :)

To keep the cupcake from getting squished and the frosting from getting messed up in the bag, I first drop it down in a clear Dixie cup.

Then place it in a clear treat bag.

This time we are turning the topper into a tag, so you will need to use a hole punch to punch a hole.

Tie a pretty ribbon that coordinates with the wrapper, then attach both with the twisty ties that come with the treat bags.

Doesn't it make a lovely presentation?  :)

I think it looks "snow yummy"!  :)

The cupcake recipe is super yummy too. My own creation and I call it "True's Blue Hawaii Cupcakes".

If you like coconut and pineapple,

visit my blog to see how you can get the recipe! :)

Thanks for dropping in today!

Hugs,

True :D

Clearly Inspired Challenge #41 (CIC41)

Good morning, Friends!  It's Cassie here to bring you our new Clearly Inspired Challenge for a new month!  Before we get to that, we have a few winners from November to announce.  We had a total of 51 participants for the month, giving us a total of 4 winners!

Winners of the $10 gift code for stamps or digis

 vanessa

Scatty Jan

Winners of the November featured digi

dj1952 (Debra)

Bellaidea

Congratulations!  Please contact Cassie (cassan[email protected]) by the end of the month to claim your prize!

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Now onto our challenge:

Christmas

We're all working on them, right?!  So, let's see your Christmas cards.  Please no back linking, and only one link per person please.  Here are our challenge guidelines:

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-Challenges are on the 1st and 3rd Fridays of each month, and you'll have 2 weeks to finish each challenge.

-Challenges can use any stamps or digis from any company

-Only one entry per person per challenge and please no back posting

-Prizes will be given away after both challenges for the month.  The number of prizes is determined by the number of participants for the month.  For every 20 entries there will be a $10 gift certificate for stamps or digis up for grabs with a maximum of 3.  (For example if over the entire month there were a total of 60 participants in both challenges, there will be 3 $10 gift certificates and 3 of the featured digital images to give away. . .that's a total of 6 winners in that example.)

-We will also be giving away this featured digi image....one for every 20 entries with no limit!  Here is what our December Featured Digi looks like:

Go to Happy Birthday Jesus Cupcake Wrappers here!

Now let's see a litte DT inspiration:

Jerusha Borden -- Patchpal Reindeer digital image

Christi Bryant -- Little Bethlehem

 

Kathy D - Christmas Cuties digital image

 

Barb Best -- Snow Friends

 

Cassie Trask (me) -- Antique Ornaments

Please use Mister Linky below to link your project directly.  We also ask that you link back here to Clearly Inspired Challenges sponsored by Clear Dollar Stamps.  You have until December 15th at midnight to enter this challenge to be eligible for the prizes at the end of the month.  Be as creative as you can while sticking to the theme.  We can't wait to see what you come up with!