Festive Flurry's Kit

Today I am featuring a Kit called Festive Flurry's, the elements in this kit allow you to make 10 snowflakes, you can make them as ornaments for your tree, or as cards (pictured above) attached to a package, strung out into a Garland, and the list goes on.

The kit includes everything you need to create 10 snowflakes:
10 ft of Soft Sky Ribbon

Printed Cardstock-die cut and scored and ready to be assembled
Large Rhinestone Jewels

This kit is available while supplies last only and it sells for $17.95, (item 135813)

Whimsical Elf Feet

Many of you may have seen different versions of this little card and today I am adding my own! These elf feet are fun and easy to do. If you have the Top Note Bigz die item 113463 you can easily do this project. I added a few accessories using the Red Glimmer Paper and some designer series paper to finish him off. If you live in the Mount Forest area you can sign up for a class on December 9th where this card will be one of several we will complete that evening. Have a wonderful day!

Best of Snow November Stamp Set

As you may know this year is Stampin Up's 25th Anniversary Year. Each month they have come out with a stamp set that takes the best of the stamps over the 25 years and put them in a collection as pictured above. Each set features several images from the past and one new image (top left corner). The sets are very reasonable priced and come in clear mount only. This set is called Best of Snow (134387) $17.95 Cdn. If you would like the Best of Snow contact me today and I will order your set.

Stampin Up has brought many new friends into my life, (many of you who are reading this are my friends) I have met several demonstrators as well who have become friends in various parts of Canada and the USA. Recently I travelled to Kentucky to spend some time with my friend Jan whom I met a couple of years ago and she has been a demonstrator for 14 years. We got to spend time in her studio and I met several of her stamper friends, what a great group of people they are. Pictured below on Jan's front porch are the two of us enjoying some sunshine and warmth. (It was much warmer in Kentucky).