Yesterday was my Cringle Mingle for my downlines and hostesses and as I'd been in Plymouth all week I was still rushing around at the last minute trying to finish things up as they were walking in the door. I therefore didn't get any pix of what I'd prepared for them (sorry about that). Each guest got a sheet of card candy, a little box of chocolates and a package of snowman soup. Luckily I'd made extra card candy for hostess gifts in the new year so I can at least show you that, lol. I got the idea for this from some of the demos that went to convention and did a card candy swap.
Recipe
Stamp sets: Darling Dots (hostess level 1), Fun and Fast Notes (for sentiments)
Cardstock: Close to Cocoa, Creamy Caramel, Ruby Red, Whisper White
Ink: Chocolate Chip, Close to Cocoa, Creamy Caramel, Ruby Red, Old Olive
Punches: Eyelet Border, Scallop Circle, 1-3/8" Circle, 1-1/4" Circle, Word Window, Large Star, Tag, Small Tag
Other: Gold Elastic Cord, Buttons, Gold Brads, Fine Galaxy Glitter
We had an open crafting session with everyone doing their own thing but one project that we did all have a go at together, was to make a nite light holder, following this tutorial over at ILWS. Here's mine.
Recipe
Stamp sets: Season of Joy, Scandinavian Season
Cardstock: Old Olive, Vellum
DSP: Holiday Treasures (retired)
Ink: Old Olive, Versamark
Punch: Eyelet Border
Other: White EP, Battery Tea Light
The battery operated tea light ensures that I won't burn the house down.
Now back to christmas card duty ...
Sara xx
5 comments:
Thank you for a brilliant time Sara!
The chockies are going down a treat (literally!).
Jan
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Fabulous creations as always Sara. The card candy is fabulous.
oooh that card candy is fab, I saw some of the convention ones and I think I'm going to have a go - they just look so perwetty all together!
Victoria
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Hi Sara,
The card candy is a brilliant idea and your night light looks fabulous.
Clare x
The card candy and night light holder looks great! Will have to try that one day :)
Hope you're well.
Alex x
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