A Banner Year So Far!

Three posts so far in 2016--only 97 to go! --so far so good.

 

I made several banners for sale at Christmastime. While the three I'm showing here were meant for the Christmas holidays, they definitely would work well for winter or Valentine's Day.

 

(Please ignore the Christmas decorations around the banners.)

 

This one has sparkly snowflakes. Here's a closer look:

 

 

This one is all winter mittens:

 

And a closer look at it:

This was a Cricut image I cut and simply punched a hole in the corner so it would hang from some baker's twine.

 

This last banner is made from felt. I think it would be cute for a Valentine's Day display:

Winter Thank You Card with Wonderland

I used the Wonderland Workshop on the Go papers and stampset Winter for this easel card.  It's a winter no-necessarily-Christmas themed card.  The "thank you" sentiment is from CTMH's "Thank You" stamp set.  The icycles are a MS punch, and I added CTMH Glitz glitter gel to them and the inside snowflake for a wintery look.

This picture, albeit a weird photo colorwise, shows the easel.

Retro-Look Coffee Cup Card

A coffee or tea lover's card for sure.  The colors here remind me of a 1950s kitchen.  All materials are from Close to My Heart.  The B&T paper is from the Elemental paper pack.  The cup is from the new stamp set, Winter, and the sentiment is from the new set, Remarkable Wreath.

The center square is raised with dimensional adhesive.  The pink mat, which is CTMH's Cotton Candy cs, was embossed with my Cuttlebug.  Thanks for looking!

Long Winter Scrapbook Layout

Just in case we don't remember this awful, horrible, nasty Iowa winter, I scrapbooked it.  Most of the product used is CTMH.  The colors are Outdoor Denim and Buttercup.  The polka dot B&T paper is from the You Rock pack.  Stamp sets used are Today's Date, Feathery Flakes, and Chocolate Alphabet.

They're kind of hard to see, but pearls are scattered about, and the snowflakes and dripping snow border are accented with diamond Stickles.