Last month's card class focused on preparing Christmas cards. One of the cards made used the Pretty Pines Thinlits in the Stampin' Up! Holiday Catalog. The catalog is full of bundles to prepare holiday cards and I have had a difficult time deciding on which is my favorite, but I can say that Christmas Pines Bundle with the Pretty Pines Thinlits is competing for the top spot! 'Merry Christmas' using Pretty Pines Thinlits & Pine Bought TIEF from Stampin' Up! Here are card details- Base: Cherry…

This is another card we did at our monthly club meeting. It uses the stamp set that is in the 2016 Holiday Catalog.called Christmas Pines. This set has a matching set of Thinlits called Pretty Pi…

Hello, here are the details for the second project this week using Christmas Pines. Every year I offer a week of Christmas in July proj...

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When I saw these cute little mini pinecones in the Holiday Catalog, I just knew I had to get them. I had no idea how I’d use them but knew I was going to order them as soon as possible. Do you see one of them nestled among the larger pine cones? Cute, isn’t it??? […]

Hello and welcome to my blog. This week at 52 Christmas Card Throwdown, we are asking you to use a previous sketch. We’ve had some lovely ones this year, so there are lots to choose from. I chose one I’d missed first time round, from July 2016 … I broke out my new stamps and…

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I'm in love with the "Christmas Pines" stamp set and the coordinating thinlits dies. I love how natural this set is, and it really represents an Aussie Christmas. The sentiment I chose is from an old stamp set called "Christmas Punch" which retired quite a few years ago.