Welcome to Week Four of A Pinterest Christmas
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For the month of December, I'm thrilled to be participating in A Pinterest Christmas with a group of crafty ladies who have been inspired by projects on Pinterest and turned that (p)inspiration into reality.
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This year, I was really inspired by all of the fun wrapping I saw on Pinterest, among them these two:
These little clay tags have so much potential! (Remember when I used them for shower favors?) I decided that I'd pair them with brown craft paper and red/white striped twine for my holiday wrapping this year.
I also found a little (p)inspiration in the Christmas card department. Although we're sending our official cards in the new year, I still wanted to try my hand at these cards to go with the gifts we sent.
I really liked making the stick card, although I can only send it with packages (it won't make it through the postage machine alone) and domestically. The string one was a bit of a disappointment, though, because I couldn't quite get the string to stay taut. Ah, well.
How are you wrapping your packages this Christmas? Did you handmake cards? If you're inspired by my projects, feel free to leave questions in the comments and comment with a link to your projects.
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Remember to check out the rest of the A Pinterest Christmas ladies this week and throughout the month of December:
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These little clay tags have so much potential! (Remember when I used them for shower favors?) I decided that I'd pair them with brown craft paper and red/white striped twine for my holiday wrapping this year.
I also found a little (p)inspiration in the Christmas card department. Although we're sending our official cards in the new year, I still wanted to try my hand at these cards to go with the gifts we sent.
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I really liked making the stick card, although I can only send it with packages (it won't make it through the postage machine alone) and domestically. The string one was a bit of a disappointment, though, because I couldn't quite get the string to stay taut. Ah, well.
How are you wrapping your packages this Christmas? Did you handmake cards? If you're inspired by my projects, feel free to leave questions in the comments and comment with a link to your projects.
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Remember to check out the rest of the A Pinterest Christmas ladies this week and throughout the month of December:
Tuesdays -
Sally @ chacha and mogo
Kendra @ The Gilbertson Family (Mistle Toes)
Wednesdays -
Michelle @ this grey house (Sock Vase)
Thursdays -
Maggi @ Greg, Maggi, and Rodney (Yarn Trees)
Abbi @ The Pena Family
3 comments:
Where did you get the brown striped craft paper from? I have been looking for that but been unable to find it.
Sincerely,
Keith Pennock
Seattle, WA
kpennock@discovery.org
The brown craft paper is actually a wrapping paper sold at Target. I believe it's made to look like craft paper while it's actually a bit thinner and glossier.
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