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Just realized that I forgot to post the instruction sheet for a class I held just before mother's day last year.  In this class attendees learned how to make the box card (top right) as well as a cardholder (made using the envelope punch board) that holds 4 coordinating cards.  This project uses just one sheet of DSP, 4 sheets of cardstock and some of the SU! notecards/envelopes.

This version was made using Crisp Cantaloupe DSP, inks and cardstocks.  I used several stamp sets and their coordinating punches:  Flower Shop, Petite Petals & Papillon Potpourri.

The instruction sheet is now available in my instruction sheet page on this blog…it's called flower box card gift…you can click here: http://stampingpro.com/instruction-sheets

This project also uses two FREE Sale-A-Bration items as well as a few new items from the Occasions catalog.

Best Day Ever stamp set and Best Year Ever DSP; Soft Suede and Crushed Curry cardstock; Coastal Cabana and Calypso Coral inkpads; Mini Treat Bag Thinlits die; Bow Builder and Ornate Tag Topper punches.

My first attempt at using the new Berry Basket Bigz Die (137366, $37.95) for the Big Shot…

Best Day Ever (SAB) stamp set; Crumb Cake and Real Red Cardstocks.  Real Red Inkpad; Bow Builder  and Heart punches; Tea Lace Paper Doily.

My January cards displayed on my frame that I made to put in my family room.

I just stapled chicken wire to the back of an open frame…pretty easy to make but it definitely helps to have extra hands while you're doing it.

Another hanging banner/garland.  This one is a little longer than the one I posted yesterday but still petite (approx 2-1/2" x 15").

This time I used the Apothecary Accents Framelits for the base.  Sorry but the black "newsprint" DSP is no longer available but I'm sure you can find a way to improvise…

I love how this garland turned out!  It's not too big (approx 3-1/2" by 12") so perfect for hanging on a corner of a mirror or large frame.

I used up some of our old newsprint type DSP for the base but it can now be made using our current Typset DSP.

Other items:  Red Glimmer paper; Basic Black cardstock; Banners Collection and Hearts a Flutter Framelits; Little Letters thinlits; Hearts Border punch.

Some more packages made using the Nordic Noel DSP…

These packages were made using the Nordic Noel DSP…

Top Left:  Holds any kind of treat (made w/ 6"x6" piece of DSP scored at 1-3/4", 2-3/4", 4-1/2" and 5-1/2" along one edge and at 5" along the opposite edge)

Top Middle:  Hand sanitizer holder (2-1/4" x 11" piece of cardstock scored at 5" and 6".  The insert that holds the sanitizer is a 2-1/4" x 4" piece scored at 1", 2" & 3" and I used the 1" square punche to cut a hole in one section. The DSP on the front was cut to 2 x 4-3/4")

Top Right:  I put Biscotti and Starbucks Instant coffee inside (I used an 8-1/2" x 11" piece of cardstock scored at 2", 4", 6" and 8" along the 8-1/2" inch side and at 2" and 8-1/2" along the 10-1/2" side.  I used the Tag Topper Scallop punch at the top.  The DSP pieces are 1-3/4" x 6")

Bottom:  Biscotti and Startbucks Via instant coffee (made using the largest piece of the Labels Collection framelit)

An updated version of some hanging banners I have made previously.  I think I'll be using them as a combo gift with yesterday's project usng the same DSP.

Trim the Tree DSP;  Apothecary Accents and Little Letters Framelits; Snowflake Card Thinlits; Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green and Early Espresso cardstocks; Silver Glimmer paper; Scallop Circle and 1-3/8" Circle punches; Candy Dots and Brad Bases; Cherry Cobbler Baker's Twine.

I used the new Tiny Treat boxes and Trim the Tree DSP to make this double sided decorative treat box.  This project also features the Little Letters Framelits.

You can fill it with goodies and give as a Christmas gift which can be displayed on a shelf/mantle…when the new year comes it can be turned around to display for Valentine's day!

I didn't get them made in time for my holiday boutique but am putting some together this week to use as gifts.  I may have some left over for purchase so if you live locally, let me know if you're interested in an unfilled version (or maybe even kits so you can assemble yourself!).