Irish Thanksgiving

I was asked by a customer to make 20 of my coin boxes

for Thanksgiving with an Irish theme.

They will be on the Thanksgiving table as favours and the families

descendants are originally from Ireland.

So I stamped some shamrocks on the boxes along with

Happy Thanks giving and put a wee banner across the top

with Happy Thanksgiving and a little pilgrim turkey image.

Took me most of the weekend but I had to get them

done for her to post to America on the Monday!

I followed my own tutorial for the boxes here

The shamrocks are a little heart, stamped three times

and I used the letter 1 for the stalk.

I would like to enter these into

Paper a la mode - thankful

Double D - thankful, blessings, grateful

Crafty Gals Corner - thankful/thank you

Crafting Happiness - Thanksgiving/Fall

Incy Wincy - give thanks and/or encourage a friend

Chocolate Coin Decorations

I decorated a selection of chocolate coins

to pop into little stockings for my Grandsons.

I used a few circle punches, a couple of different stamp sets

and coloured the images with blends and wink of stella

and finished with some matching ribbon.

I would like to enter this into

The Holly and Ivy -anything Christmas

International Art & Soul - anything but a card

The Sisterhood of Crafters - anything Christmas

Crafty Gals - Tis the season

Product List

Snowman Season Photopolymer Stamp Set (En)

[150458]

£17.00

Dashing Deer Clear-Mount Stamp Set

[147728]

£20.00

Christmas Gleaming Cling Stamp Set (En)

[150464]

£20.00

Let It Snow Specialty Designer Series Paper

[150393]

£13.00

Real Red 3/8" (1 Cm) Cotton Ribbon

[146925]

£6.50

1-3/4" (4.4 Cm) Circle Punch

[119850]

£17.00

1-1/2" (3.8 Cm) Circle Punch

[138299]

£15.00

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Easter Tree quick and easy treats

Do any of you do those little Easter trees?

I thought these would be nice chocolate treats to hang on there.

They are quick and simple and really pimp up those chocolate coins.

How I made these:

1. Choose the 1 1/2" size coins.

2. Punch a 1 1/2" circle in coloured card.

2. Punch a scallop circle 1 3/8" in whisper white.

3. Stamp your chosen design.

TIP: Use stampin' write markers to create different colours in your stamp.

I coloured the flower in two colours and stamped in one go.

4. Add dimensionals and place on top of your coloured circle.

5. Cut about 2" of ribbon, fold in half, and adhere to back of coloured card.

6. Stick this to your coin using your tape adhesive.

This is a great wee project to use up your scraps of card and smaller stamps.

Check out my product list below for everything I used.

I would like to enter these into:

Jo's Scrap Shack - anything goes

Sweet Stampers - Easter or Spring

Crafty Calendar - for a child

The Paper Funday challenge - anything but a card/twist use green

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Product List

Little Elephant Clear-Mount Bundle

[148340]

£31.50

In Color 2018–2020 Stampin' Write Markers

[147159]

£13.75

1-1/2" Circle Punch

[138299]

£15.00

1-3/8" (3.5 Cm) Scallop Circle Punch

[146139]

£15.00

Powder Pink A4 Cardstock

[144251]

£8.00

Whisper White A4 Card Stock

[106549]

£9.00

Powder Pink 1/2" Finely Woven Ribbon

[144134]

£6.25

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