Sending Hedge-Hugs!

 Hi everyone!

Happy Wednesday!

I wanted to stop in and share this adorable little winter themed card that I made.

How cute right??

I started by creating my top folding card base using some blue cardstock. I used a scallop rectangle die to cut out a piece of snowflake patterned paper and layered that on top of my card front. I used that adorable little hedgehog die from Spellbinders to create that cute little hedgie, adhered him to a white oval that I had embossed with falling snow, and added that to my card front also. I stamped my sentiment onto a piece of white cardstock, used a die to cut it out and added that under his little feet, I finished my card by adding some snowflake sequins and some white Nuvo drops.

I think this is just so cute!!

I would like to enter my card into the following challenges:

--Critter Crazy: #105 Anything Goes with a Critter--

--Die Cut Divas Challenge Blog: Christmas/Winter--

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--The Four Seasons Challenge Dec. 2025--

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I hope you all have a fabulous holiday season and many blessings in 2026!!

Crafty hugs,

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill), Misty Moonlight (SU!), Tan/Kraft/Black (Recollections)
• Patterned Paper: Winter Fun (Echo Park)
• Stamp: Hedge-Hugs (Spellbinders)
• Dies: Hedge-Hugs (Spellbinders), Nested Elongated Ovals (Pink Fresh Studios), Blueprints 27 (MFT)
• Ink: Vintage Photo Distress, Memento Tuxedo Black
• Misc.: Soft Snowfall Embossing Folder (Simon Says Stamp), Snowflake Sequins, White Nuvo Drops, White Blizzard Nuvo Drops, Foam Tape

Peppermint Kisses

 Hi everyone!

I hope you are doing well!

Today I wanted to stop by to share a sweet little Christmas card that I made using a super cute image from Digi Doodle Studios called Jingle Jay.

Look how sweet he is!

I started my card by first creating my card base by trimming down some striped patterned paper and covering my white A2 card base. I added a red strip in the middle and added some doodling lines around the perimeter. I printed out my Jingle Jay image onto a piece of white cardstock and colored the image in with my Copic markers. I used a die to cut it out and then used the die again to cut out the red glitter frame. I added the scroll frame to my card and then layered my image inside so that it nested inside my frame. I finished my card with a few gems, some white doodles and some clear wink of stella inside the lantern. 

Copic Colors Used:

Skin: E50, E51, E21

Hair: E31, E33, E35, E37

Greens: G43, G46, G29

Reds: R29, R39

Yellow: Y00, Y13

Grays: C00, C0, C1, C2, C5

I would also love to play along in the following challenges:

--Passion For Markers: #818 Mega Christmas Add A Sentiment--

--Addicted To Stamps: #507 Christmas--

--Merry Little Christmas Challenge: #65 Anything Christmas Goes--

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--Die Cut Divas: December Christmas/Winter--

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill), Red Glitter (Recollections)
• Patterned Paper: Christmas (Recollections)
• Image/Sentiment: Jingle Jay (Digi Doodle Studios)
• Dies: Christmas (Recollections)
• Misc.: Gems, Black Micron Pen, Glossy accents, White Paint Pen, Copic Sketch Markers

Warm Cocoa Wishes!

 Hi everyone!

I hope your day is off to a fabulous start!

Can you believe we are in December already?? 

I'm pretty sure that the older I get, the faster time goes by haha!

I wanted to stop in and share a fun little treat pocket that I created for someone, 

as well as playing along with a few challenges. 

Here is a look at my project...

Super cute right??

This adorable image is called Sophie Mae Christmas and she is a newly released digital stamp from Digi Doodle Studios. As soon as I saw her, I thought she was so incredibly cute and had to have her haha!

Here is how I created my cocoa holder...

I started by creating my base by using an envelope die from Jaded Blossom, scoring the sides and bottom to create a "box/pocket" and cutting off the top flap from the envelope that would end up being in the front. I don't really remember the exact measurement of the score lines, I placed my cocoa packets on top and scored accordingly. Before gluing the box together, I adhered my patterned paper to make it a bit easier. 

I printed out Sophie Mae Christmas onto a piece of white Hammermill cardstock and colored her in with my Copic markers. Once I had her colored, I fussy cut her out and added some white flocking powder to her little hair pom. I decided to add a little more dimension, so I printed her out again, colored her mitten and coffee cup, fussy cut it out and added to that my image with foam tape to give a little 3D look to the image. I die cut a scallop circle and layered my sentiment underneath, adding both to the front of my pocket. I popped up my image with more foam tape and added some snowflake sequins and Nuvo drops around her. I finished my project by creating a double bow and adding some festive bells to the center. 

Copic Colors Used:

--Skin: E50, E51, E21--

--Hair: E31, E33, E35, E37--

--Outfit: C00, C0, C1, G40, G43, G46--

--Boots: E31, E33--

I would also love to play along with the following challenges:

--Cupcake Inspirations: #632 Let It Snow--

--Caffeinated Christmas Challenge: #48--

--A Cut Above: December Challenge: AG w/a diecut--

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--Simon Says Monday Challenge: Use Dies--

Thank you so much for stopping by today and taking a look at my latest creation!

I really appreciate it!

I hope you have a great crafty day!

Products Used:

• Cardstock: White (Hammermill)
• Patterned Paper: Santa Stops Here (Bella Blvd.)
• Image/Sentiment: Sophie Mae Christmas (Digi Doodle Studios)
• Dies: Envelope Dies, Scallop Circle Dies, Mini Tag Dies 3 (Jaded Blossom)
• Misc.: Copic Sketch Markers, Snowflake Sequins, White Nuvo Drops, White Blizzard Nuvo, Stitcky Back Pearls, Flocking Powder, Jingle Bells, Foam Tape