Hershey Nugget Sleeves

After making nuggets sleeves for my December stampin class, I was inspired to make these for my co-workers.  They were very quick and simple. Dimensions can be found in my post on Dec 26.

December Stampin Class Project: Snowman Hats & Hershey Nuggets

These Snowman Hats made from coffee cans have been a reoccurring theme on my blog.  Everyone wants to make one so I had the girls make them as part of my monthly class project.

What's a stampin class without chocolate?  These are holiday Hershey Nugget Sleeves made super easy.  Card stock is 2" x 4" and scored 1/4" on each side.  The bags are Pretzel bags I bought from Michael's (cake aisle).

Stampin' Up! Christmas Inspiration from my Craftroom

Sharing some displays from my craft room to inspire you this holiday season.

December Stampin Projects: Christmas Cards

Love the Sleigh Ride Edgelits Dies...so beautiful and I can't get enough of the Merry Moments DSP Pack.

December Stampin Class Project: Gift Card Holder

Love the way this gift card holder came out and the best part is it fits into a regular sized envelope. I cased this idea from LeeAnn Greff.

Gift Card Holder Dimensions

Real Red:  4 1/4" x 11" and score  at 2" and 5 1/2"

Merry Moments DSP (candy cane):  2" x 4"

Mossy Meadow Layer:  4" x 3 1/4"

White Layer:  3 3/4" x 3"

Circle Punch:  1 3/8"

As many stampers know.. we can't throw anything away.  So after punching out the trees for the gift card holder cover, I used the sheet to make these cards...  the reverse punched sheet works just as well for a card.

Stampin December Class Projects

These are the wonderful projects from my December Stampin Class.  The girls got to make this beautiful snowman hat, the nugget sleeve, Christmas cards and a Gift Card Holder (directions and details forthcoming).

These candy cane tags were the giveaways for everyone who attended my class.

Paint Chip Inspiration #24: Rudolph

I couldn't resist making this adorable Rudolph card when I saw it online.  The face is made using a paint chip strip.  The antlers are made using a snowflake punch. This would be a great project to make with kids for the holidays.