Category Archives: Christmas

New Scrapbooking Products at Stampin’ Up!

Scrapbooking Brochure Sept. 2024

Wow! I go on vacation for a week and Stampin’ Up! comes out with all kinds of new fun products! I’m still trying to catch up! We all knew that the Stampin’ Up! Holiday Mini Catalog was coming out September 4th, but we got lots of extra treats, too! Due to the timing of getting new products into catalogs, Stampin’ Up! put out this digital Scrapbooking Brochure with new scrapbooking products for all of us to try! And if you aren’t into scrapbooking, you can use the same products for cardmaking and other fun projects.

Click on the photo of the brochure above to page through the brochure online. You can enlarge the pages and zoom in.

You’ll find two-tone cardstock and scrapbooking Workshop Kits for the holidays and for Halloween. New white cardstock that was a favorite of Close To My Heart scrapbookers, a couple of stamp sets. All fun stuff! Check it out!

The easiest way to see the new products is to CLICK HERE for the Online Store under the What’s New category, September Scrapbooking Brochure.

Watch the video below to learn about the new Scrapbooking Workshop Kits!

Sentimental Christmas Holiday Card

Sentimental Christmas Holiday Card (1)

This is an easy card design to make, plus I love this Christmas paper! And with each purchase of the Sentimental Christmas Designer Series Paper, Stampin’ Up! will donate $3 to organizations dedicated to the future of children around the world. When we purchase this beautiful vintage-look paper, not only do we get to use it and enjoy it but we know we are helping others.

This festive patterned paper is filled with traditional holiday images: holly and berries, candles, snowflakes, candy canes, Christmas trees, and more! Fussy cut individual elements for quick accents. Or cut the lantern and candy cane paper into six pieces to make quick card fronts. This paper was hand-drawn in colored pencils for original designs you won’t find anywhere else.

To make this easy card, start with a Pretty Peacock Cardstock card base. I used two different patterns of the Sentimental Christmas Paper….the old-fashioned candles and the red striped paper. If I put a ribbon around the seam where the two papers meet, I always overlap the papers and add the ribbon before adhering to the card base. This new ribbon is the Cherry Cobbler & Gold 1/4″ Satin Ribbon. You can then tie a bow around the strip of ribbon or usually I tie a bow separately and then adhere it to the card with a Mini Glue Dot or two.

The greeting is in the Peaceful Season Stamp Set. There are many good holiday greetings in this stamp set. If you get the Peaceful Season Bundle, you can use those dies or you can use another die as I did, a stitched circle die in the Unbounded Love Dies.

To finish this card, just add a Basic White layer of cardstock inside the card and perhaps add a strip of designer series paper along the side or the bottom.

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New Kits in the Stampin’ Up! Kits Collection!

Christmas Ornament Kit 2024

There are two new kits in the Stampin’ Up! Kits Collection: as you can tell, we are heading toward the holidays with this one kit!

This Christmas Ornaments craft kit has everything you need to make 9 beautiful Christmas ornaments, including precut paper greenery, pinecones, bright berries, and festive details. Whether you gift it to a friend or keep it for yourself, this kit is the perfect solution for quick and easy Christmas crafting projects.

Kit includes:
* Predesigned projects
* Step-by-step instructions
* Precut pieces (No prep work! Get right to crafting)
* Makes nine 4″ & 3″ metal ring ornaments: 3 each of 3 designs
* Enough adhesive to complete projects (or use hot glue for easier assembly; hot glue not included.)
* Plastic pinecones and faux berries
* Pre-tied satin bows
* Metallic string
* A 9-7/8″ x 6-1/2″ x 2-3/4″ printed designer box for storage or crafting on the go

Featured colors: Basic Beige, brown, Cherry Cobbler, gold, Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, Pretty Peacock

Kits by Stampin’ Up! are perfect for new crafters, busy crafters, or crafters who want quick and easy projects. All-inclusive project kits have everything you need in one box! Give as a gift or try them yourself. Kits are while supplies last. Order today!

Here is what all the supplies included in the kit look like!

Christmas Ornamnet Kit 2024 Contents

Looks like fun to me! You could tie one of these little wreath ornaments on certain packages as a decoration and keepsake. Or you can give one as a small gift. Or order two kits or more and make them together with friends!

Another new kit in the Stampin’ Up! Kits Collection is the Card Keeper Kit! Have you ever wished you had a pretty box to keep some cards in that you have made? Or a pretty box in which to give some of you beautiful handmade cards as a gift? This is your answer either way!

Card Keeper Kit

Step up your handmade card collection with our Card Keeper Kit! This kit comes with everything you need to make 10 beautiful all-occasion cards. With a variety of sentiments, you can create an assortment of cards fit for birthdays, saying thanks, and more. And don’t miss the coordinating card container! This cute storage option is the perfect solution for keeping these all-occasion cards organized and ready to go. The printed sentiments are available in Dutch, English, French, and German.

Kit includes:
* Predesigned projects
* Step-by-step instructions
* Precut pieces (No prep work! Get right to crafting)
* Makes 10 cards: 5 each of 2 designs, and 1 card container (includes lid)
* Folded card size: 5-1/2″ x 4-1/4″
* Card container size: Approx. 8-1/4″ x 6-1/4″ x 6″
* 10 preprinted envelopes
* Enough adhesive to complete projects
* A 9-1/8″ x 6-3/4″ x 1-7/8″ printed designer box for storage or crafting on the go

Featured colors: Crushed Curry, Flirty Flamingo, Mossy Meadow, Night of Navy, Old Olive, Pool Party

No matter if you are a new crafter or an experienced one, these kits are easy enough for anyone to make! Just follow the directions and watch the video! You can do it!!

Card Keeper Kit Contents

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Christmas Stocking Book Treat Box

Christmas Stocking Book Treat Box

When you get your Holiday Mini Catalog or you view it online, don’t miss the Book Treat Boxes! They will be cute to decorate for holiday treats (any holiday!) or as a small gift box! Mine is the Christmas Stocking Book Treat Box and was easy to assemble and easy to decorate!

In the package you get ten stampable boxes. The finished size is 3″ x 4″ x 1″. It is easy enough to make the little box that goes inside. It is already scored and has adhesive strips on the ends so all you have to do is fold and crease. Put the tabs inside and fold over the ends with the adhesive strips.

These Book Treat Boxes look like a little book. You can decorate them however you like. They’re a little different twist from other treat packaging we have had. We all know we need lots of small boxes during the holidays and with these, you can personalize them according to the gift or the season. The boxes are 3″ x 4″ x 1″ and come 10 in the package. They are already scored so all you have to do is fold on the scored lines. You will be able to figure out how to fold the “box” part.

Book Treat Box Folding

These Book Treat Boxes look like a little book. You can decorate them however you like. They’re a little different twist from other treat packaging we have had. We all know we need lots of small boxes during the holidays and with these, you can personalize them according to the gift or the season. The boxes are 3″ x 4″ x 1″ and come 10 in the package. They are already scored so all you have to do is fold on the scored lines. You will be able to figure out how to fold the “box” part.

Then peel off the adhesive strips on the cover that goes around the box. Place the box against the side that folds around it and with fairly even margins around the other three sides. The cover will fold across the top of the box and then the little tab will come over from the right side.

Book Treat Box Assembly

There is already a piece of adhesive on that tab or you could add a small magnet to hold that tab closed. If I had thought of it, I could have moved the stocking over a little and used that to hold down the tab.

I left the box itself plain white, but you could decorate the 3 sides that will show from the outside.

To decorate the cover, I used a piece of red designer paper with white dots in the Take a Bow 6″ x 6″ Designer Series Paper. I measured the cover of the box and cut it close to that but a little larger, then trimmed off the excess with Paper Snips. Just cut around the rounded corners.

The stocking is in the Joyful Images Mix & Match Ephemera Pack. The stocking is one of the many diecuts in the package that you can use on cards or other projects, quick and easy! I think these Christmas images are just adorable! I popped up the stocking on Stampin’ Dimensionals and also added a little sprig diecut behind the top of the stocking. It still needed something so I chose the little “joy” diecut in the Joyful Sayings Ephemera Pack. It fit perfectly and finished off my little box nicely! I would say get your hands on these ephemera packs early because they are so cute I think they will be popular. they are just fun to use!

In the photo below you can see how the Book Treat Box looks from the side and you can see the box that you will assemble inside that cover. You might want to decorate the three sides of the box itself that will show and maybe the inside edges of the cover. Or just leave them white!

Christmas Stocking Book Treat Box Side View

The Holiday Mini (or September – December 2024 Mini Catalog) goes live on September 4th! Get ready! How is it September already?! All of the holidays will come on fast!

Take a Bow Easy Christmas Card

Take a Bow Easy Christmas Card

This Take a Bow Easy Christmas Card is indeed a pretty quick and easy Christmas card to make! It actually turned out different than the simple idea I had in my head. Once I turned the paper over to the other side, this design hit me! Sometimes you don’t know exactly what you will end up with when you start a creative project!

This is a package of 6″ x 6″ designer series paper called Take a Bow. It is coming in the Holiday Mini Catalog from Stampin’ Up! September 4th so mark your calendars! It is part of an interesting Bundle of this paper and some dies. The dies will cut this paper or any other into pieces to make a bow. These bows you can make are the same style you would pay money for in a store for a gift! So I don’t know if the name of this Bundle and paper is “Take a Bow” (like making a bow to decorate a package!) or “Take a Bow” (as we might often say to congratulate someone on a job well done when you mean for them to bend at the waist and ‘take a bow’!). Either way, the dies will give you a way to make your own bows for all kinds of gift wrapping!

The Take a Bow Designer Series Paper features festive designs of candy cane stripes, holly, plaids, polka dots, and stars in red and green. Perfect for Christmas cards, scrapbooks, Christmas ornaments, bows, gift packaging, and more! Some of the generic designs you will be able to use long past the holidays. You get 48 sheets, 12 each of 4 designs in colors of Garden Green, Granny Apple Green, and Real Red.

Take a Bow Designer Series Paper
Images © Stampin’ Up! 2024

Take a Bow Designer Series Paper other side
Images © Stampin’ Up! 2024

The base of this card is Real Red. I was planning to put the criss-cross pattern as the full card front, but when I turned it over, I thought how about using the green print side and just add a strip of the criss-cross pattern down the side? The green layer is 5 1/4″ x 4″ and the strip is 5 1/4″ x 1 1/2″.

The greeting is stamped from the Decorative Trees Stamp Set in Garden Green ink on Basic White. I used the Something Fancy Dies to cut out the greeting and the Real Red layer underneath. I was dying to try out the little peppermint embellishments, Real Red & White Adhesive-Backed Peppermints. You may want to purchase a couple of packs of these! I put three at the bottom of the greeting.

For a finishing touch, I thought of using an image in one of the new Ephemera Packs in the Holiday Mini Catalog. I found this poinsettia diecut in the Joyful Images Mix & Match Ephemera Pack on page 15. I just glued it down flat although you could also pop it up as well as the greeting.

When you go to make a card, look through all the patterns in a package of designer series paper and see what strikes you at that moment. I used both sides of one piece of paper for this card because they went together so well! Remember not every card has to be fancy so do not feel intimidated! Some of the simplest cards are the most elegant.

Remember to use your Bonus Coupon Codes from July to save money on your August purchase. Only about ten more days to use them!

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Reindeer Days Christmas Together Card

Reindeer Days Christmas Together Card

This is my first Christmas card made from my Holiday Mini Catalog preorder for Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators! So many new things to choose from! Somehow I came up with this Reindeer Days Christmas Together Card and I’m happy with how it turned out!

The card base is Garden Green although I was tempted to use Real Red because I love red for Christmas cards. The paper with the trees is in the new Reindeer Days 12″ x 12″ Designer Series Paper. Other papers have various reindeer on them and they are so cute! A couple of the reindeer can be cut out from certain designer papers in the pack with reindeer dies in the Reindeer Days Dies. It’s so fun to be able to do that, although it is a killer to cut into the beautiful paper to retrieve the reindeer you want from a section of the paper since we can’t put the whole 12″ x 12″ paper through our Cut & Emboss Machine! This one die cut out the adult and baby reindeer!

Behind the reindeer, I cut out the largest stitched circle in the Stylish Shapes Dies. I used Granny Apple Green for the circle. Before adhering the reindeer, I wanted a little something on the circle, so I stamped some little sparkle images from the Reindeer Fun Stamp Set in Granny Apple Green ink for the background. I popped up the circle with the reindeer on Stampin’ Dimensionals.

The greeting is also in the Reindeer Fun Stamp Set. It is stamped in Garden Green ink. It goes well with the two reindeer! The die I used to cut out the greeting is in the Nested Essentials Dies. I thought it fit this greeting perfectly. The greeting is also popped up on Stampin’ Dimensionals. I also added a few new Gold Textured Adhesive-Backed Dots to the card front. When I got these and some other embellishments, these were my least favorite, yet they are the first new ones I used!

I think the Reindeer Days Suite Collection is going to be a very popular one because who can resist reindeer?! The paper, stamp set, and dies that I used for this card are all in the Suite, plus more. The Gold Dots are in another Suite.

While you are waiting until September 4th to be able to order from the Holiday Mini, remember that the Designer Series Paper Sale is going on with select papers 15% off through August 31! Choose your favorites for your collection!

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The Season of Green & Gold Paper Is a Must Have!

Season of Green & Gold Paper

I FINALLY received my last Stampin’ Up! order yesterday! For days I was getting a notice saying it was “On Its Way!” When I checked the detailed tracking, I saw that it had gone from Salt Lake City to Albuquerque to San Antonio and then back and forth from Houston to Austin TX three times!! But I guess it was worth the wait because this Season of Green & Gold Specialty Designer Series Paper, one of the new Online Exclusives, is gorgeous! You can’t tell from my photos or even online but I can tell you it is really nice.

Season of Green & Gold Specialty Paper

The greenery on these papers is just beautiful especially when accented with gold foil. And of course, on “the other side” of the paper, the patterns are more generic so you can use them any time of year or use for tags or other projects. This paper is in the Season of Green & Gold Suite Collection.

Season of Green & Gold Christmas Card

I couldn’t wait to make something with this pretty paper, so I just went with a simple card design. This Season of Green & Gold Christmas Card is what I came up with. You will love this pattern with the gold bells on it along with the foliage. Besides Christmas, you can use the bells for wedding or anniversary cards!

The card base is Garden Green cardstock. The two patterns of paper you see on this card are the two sides of the same sheet. As you can see, you could use that green plaid for almost anything! I cut the two patterns so they would overlap so I could wrap ribbon around the seam. The ribbon is the Cream 1/4″ Woven Ribbon in the Online Exclusives. It’s very pretty.

The greeting is stamped in Garden Green ink on Basic White from the Brightest Glow Stamp Set (retired). The Season of Green & Gold Suite has a new stamp set in it called Greetings of the Season. I couldn’t make up my mind on all the things when I ordered so I only got the paper in this Suite and the Cherry Cobbler and Pearl Adhesive-Backed Berries. Of course, I had to have the bling!

The next time you order, don’t pass up the Season of Green & Gold Specialty Designer Series Paper, even if you don’t get anything else!

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Nests of Winter Thinking of You Birds Card

Nests of Winter Thinking of You Birds Card

I’ve been playing with this upcoming suite that will be in the Holiday Mini Catalog in September after making some cards at a virtual Stampin’ Up! event for Demonstrators. I’m a little surprised at how much I like this Nests of Winter Suite Collection.

To make this card, I slightly copied one of the three cards we made at the virtual Creativity Now event using this diecut frame. The card base is Crumb Cake but I completely covered it with a 5 1/2″ x 4 1/4″ piece of the Nests of Winter Designer Series Paper. I tried several different papers, but I needed something not too busy for the background.

To make the frame, I chose Shady Spruce cardstock. Garden Green would have been another good choice. The other day I just placed the frame die haphazardly on a piece of cardstock and diecut it. I wasn’t thinking that it needed to be straight and that actually, it is better to cut the piece of cardstock in the size of the rectangle you want and then center the die inside that piece. The die itself does not cut out the border. On this card, I popped up the leafy frame with Stampin’ Dimensionals.

The birds are stamped from the Winterly Tree Tops Stamp Set with Memento ink and colored in with Stampin’ Blends alcohol markers. I almost used Watercolor Pencils as we did on a couple of cards we made at Creativity Now. I used the Winterly Tree Tops Dies to cut out these two birds. You will be able to purchase both stamp set and dies in a Bundle. I popped up the birds, also, on Stampin’ Dimensionals.

The greeting is in the Winterly Tree Tops Stamp Set but I only used a portion of the stamp. I chose to use the Cherry Cobbler Stampin’ Write Marker to ink up just the words on the stamp I wanted to use. I stamped on Basic White, then diecut this banner shape using the Stylish Shapes Dies. It was the perfect size for this card.

One of the embellishments in the Suite is the Earth Tones Shimmer Gems. These are so pretty, not too bulky, and come in different colors. I used five of these whitish gems to place randomly around the birds. I think they are really pretty and add just a touch of sparkle! You will like these for fall cards and projects, not to mention the holidays.

This is a sneak peek and I know it’s hard to wait when you see things you like but can’t buy yet! But I do like this Suite and think you will, too.

Frosty Happy Holidays Card

Frosty Happy Holidays Card

Who remembers this vintage stamp set from Stampin’ Up!?!! It was a favorite back then and for many years! It’s the Frosty Stamp Set! In reading some old blog posts, I see I wrote it was one of the first stamp sets I bought after becoming a Demonstrator in 2002 so I could use it at my first workshop! It’s one of those stamp sets that we couldn’t believe Stampin’ Up! would retire, but they did in 2007! It came out in 2001 so it had a six-year run, which is pretty long nowadays!

This card has been sitting in a container with some other Christmas cards that I think I made last year or the year before and were extras I didn’t get mailed. I don’t know if I made multiples of this card or just this one. Either way, I think I couldn’t let go of this Frosty card! I had to keep it for the memories!

The reason I am posting it today, besides for a trip down Memory Lane for those of us who have been around Stampin’ Up! for quite a while, is to commemorate all the winter weather all over our country, even all the way down here in Texas! Last winter we didn’t even have a hard freeze here in Houston, they say, but now we are getting real winter weather and extended freezing, maybe even freezing precipitation. I know that is bad if you have to go out and drive, so be careful, but when you can stay inside and off the roads, it’s kind of fun! I’d love to see some snowflakes but it sounds more like icy roads in places later today. I’d say it’s a good day to bake cookies but they have asked us to conserve energy in the morning hours so I’ll wait.

My husband worked hard covering the outside faucets and covering a few plants in the yard, including wheeling the gardening box into the garage as we have lettuce, radishes, and carrots already popping up out of the soil that he planted from seed not long ago. We can get an early start on these things as long as we protect them from a hard freeze. Some neighbors have blankets, tarps and all kinds of covers thrown all over their bushes and every plant in their yard, including some trees! I just hope the freeze kills some bugs that are so prolific here!

Here and here are a couple of very old blog posts of mine about using the Frosty Stamp Set!

I wish I was going to be able to build a snowman like Frosty, but I doubt we are having that kind of weather today and tomorrow! But a girl can hope! Stay warm and safe, Everyone!

Last Day For the Holiday Mini Catalog!

Amazingly, it is time for the September-December 2023 Mini Catalog (otherwise known as the Holiday Mini) to come to an end! Many products are retiring, some are discounted, and many are sold out, but today is the time to take the last stock of this catalog and see what you can’t live without!

Here are some of my favorite cards I made with products from the Holiday Mini! The products may or may not still be available. Click on the card to go to the blog post!

A Walk in the Forest Christmas Card

Beary Christmas Spirit of the Season Card

Layering Leaves October Fall Card

Joy of Christmas Noel Christmas Card

Christmas Ornaments Holiday Card

Merry and Bright Light Bulb Christmas Card

Scrappy Merriest Christmas Tree Card

There are lots more good things in that Holiday Mini so check it out one more time!

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Last-Minute Christmas Ideas

Wrapped_Christmas_Candy_Bars

Here are some Christmas ideas from years past in case you need some! Use whatever paper and materials you have!

Wrapped Christmas Candy Bars

Just wrap up some regular-size chocolate bars with cardstock or designer paper and decorate a little! Keep it simple!

Christmas Votive Home Decor

Christmas Votive Home Decor

You most likely have a plain glass votive holder somewhere in your house. Take it out and decorate it for a Christmas home decor item or give it as a gift.

Santa Suit Christmas Gift Bag

Santa Suite Christmas Gift Bag

Need a fun gift bag? Cover a plain gift bag with red cardstock and turn it into a Santa Suit!

Reindeer Candy Cane Treat

Reindeer Candy Cane Treat

You can use the retired Tag Topper Punch if you have it to make the reindeer face, but if you don’t have it, just cut a little chin for the reindeer and it will be fine.

Santa Treats

Santa Treats

Just follow the directions in my blog post to make one of these! They are made much like a 2-4-6-8 box. Then just wrap a belt and buckle around! Fill with candy or a small gift!

Snowman Gift Bag

Snowman Gift Bag

This is such an easy gift bag to make and so much fun! Use what you have to make any kind of snowman you like!

Gingerbread Gift Bag

Gingerbread Gift Bag

I’ve been seeing gingerbread designs all over the internet in various forms and I don’t mean cookies! Finally, it dawned on me that I could get a pen and play, too, so here is one of my Gingerbread Gift Bags! It is not stamping but it is papercrafting and something quick and easy you might like to do!

Crafty people have been buying any little 3D house or building they could find anywhere, especially the dollar stores, spray painting them a gingerbread brown color, and then using some white paint pen to add the “gingerbread” design! Maybe Pottery Barn started it with expensive decorations and people came up with their cheap knockoffs as we all like to do!

But then I started seeing this technique used on paper and cards or building their own houses out of cardboard! And when I found a stash of plain kraft gift bags in the closet, the lightbulb went off for what I could make! I ordered a set of 8 paint pens on Amazon! I wasn’t sure exactly what people online were using (and I always want to know ‘exactly’), but I found this package of 8 white acrylic paint pens (White Paint Pen for Art – 8Pack Acrylic White Paint Marker) for a good price, even though I only needed one. And I could get them the next day which was fantastic! You could also use a chalk pen or even real chalk or a white gel pen. I loved watching short videos on Instagram of people drawing designs like this on cards or paper decorations, etc. It was mesmerizing! One person said not to be too exact, she liked the wonky look better!

With that, I got out a kraft bag, primed my paint pen (shake it and press the tip down on a piece of scrap paper to get the ink flowing), and started drawing on the bag! The first one I made I completely copied from someone and it only took a few minutes! Then I got out another two bags for gifts and drew on those! The photo above is one of them. My table was so heaped with craft stuff and wrapping paper that there was no decent place in my dark house to take a good photo….so I just placed it on the carpet which didn’t produce a good background! But you get the idea!

This is like drawing when you were a kid and drawing houses all the time! Remember? You didn’t worry if it was perfect or even or crooked, you just drew the house, the windows, the door, and then maybe spiffed it up a bit with curtains or bricks or shingles or plants. That’s all you have to do here, just add the gingerbread features.

I can’t wait to make more real Christmas gift bags. You could draw a small version on a card or a tag if you need some last-minute things! Have fun making a gingerbread gift bag!

Candy Bar Homemade Christmas Fudge

Candy Bar Homemade Christmas Fudge

I’m bringing back an oldie but goodie! This Candy Bar Homemade Christmas Fudge poem and idea has been around probably as long as I have been a Demonstrator, which is a long time! But no matter how old it is, it will look updated with current designer paper and is always a funny gift to give!

You can modify this idea to whatever size candy bar you have, but my chocolate candy bar is 4.4 ounces and says “XL” on the label. You might even find a gigantic candy bar you could use!

I wrapped a piece of Real Red cardstock around the candy bar, and cut the correct length to cover the candy bar, without scoring. Since the candy bar has some thickness it probably works better to wrap, unless you want to figure out the score lines. The measurements all depend on the size of your candy bar. I think I used a piece about 7″ x 7 1/4″. Then I measured just the top of the bar and cut a piece of designer series paper almost like a card, leaving a slight red margin around the edges. I used the Merry Bold & Bright Designer Series Paper with the cute little light bulbs.

After typing and printing out the poem (you can do it on computer paper or Basic White cardstock if that works in your printer) I cut it down to a narrow size and layered it on a slightly larger piece of Real Red cardstock so it would stand out from the designer paper. I even stamped a few little ornaments in Real Red ink from the Merriest Trees Stamp Set. For the finishing touch, I added a Real Red & Gold Dotted Ribbon bow to the top of the poem.

You will find a few different versions of this poem online, but they are basically the same. Feel free to change it up for your personalization if you are good at poetry!

If I knew how to share a link to the poem I would, but you can type it up and make it whatever size and font you like.

Have fun with this project! I hope you find some giant chocolate bars!