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Welcome to the
Donna Salazar Designs
Twelve Days of Christmas
Blog Hop!!
This is DAY 8 of the Hop.
Each day from now until Christmas, the Donna Salazar Designs Design Team will be sharing holiday ideas using products from Donna Salazar Designs and our partners, Zutter, Clearsnap, GCD, and Spellbinders. We'll also be announcing and sharing some of Donna Salazar Designs' newest products, set to release at the Winter Craft & Hobby Association Show in Los Angeles in January 2011.
Each day, visit the Design Team Members' Blogs listed below to see what inspiring holiday ideas they are sharing. Leave a comment on their blog post to be entered to win a prize!!! On December 24th, Mrs. Claus (aka Donna) will be announcing the winners. It's certainly going to be a crafty Christmas this year!
Dec 19th - Day 8
Samantha Sibbet -- http://morepaperplease.blogspot.com/
Even though I am not scheduled to post on the hop today (hehehe) I thought I would share a really fast and easy idea for hanging your Christmas cards using Donna Salazar's line of Smooch Spritz. This "holder" literally takes 10 minutes to make and can help cover a boring architectural feature or ugly bookcase back (like in my case) and make it festive!
Supplies:
While the pins are drying, pin the ribbon to the opening or back of bookcase with push pins.
Check that the pins are dry--if they aren't, wait longer for them to dry or pile them all in a paper towel and roll them around until no more ink comes off.
Glue Snowflakes to some of the pins and leave some of the pins plain. The nice thing about Smooch Spritz is that wood grain will show through from the pins but they still have color and lots of sparkle.
Add Christmas Cards to finish it off!
Supplies:
- Clearsnap Smooch Spritz by Donna Salazar in Green Olive
- Clothespins
- Felt Snowflakes, Glitter Snowflakes, or other flat embellishment
- 4 yards of Red Organdy Ribbon
- Push Pins
- Color Catcher by Clearsnap
- Fabri-Tac or other strong adhesive
- Christmas Cards from family and friends
While the pins are drying, pin the ribbon to the opening or back of bookcase with push pins.
Check that the pins are dry--if they aren't, wait longer for them to dry or pile them all in a paper towel and roll them around until no more ink comes off.
Glue Snowflakes to some of the pins and leave some of the pins plain. The nice thing about Smooch Spritz is that wood grain will show through from the pins but they still have color and lots of sparkle.
Add Christmas Cards to finish it off!
Thank you for visiting my blog during the Donna Salazar Twelve Days of Christmas Blog Hop. Don't forget to visit the other blogs on the hop and leave comments to be entered to win.
Happy Holidays!
12 comments:
A beautiful, and simple, solution!! Thanks for sharing!
Hey I know those cute girls on one of your Christmas cards! LOL...what a pleasant surprise Jennifer thank you for actually doin something productive with the card and not just tossing it somewhere! LOL! Really means a lot! You are so darn creative! Love ya!
Now that's a great idea! Had I known I could make something this cute, I'd not have gotten rid of my old clothes pins. BTW ... I recognize a couple faces in those photos. :-)
A very cute idea on how to hang your Christmas cards.
what a lovely idea tfs
Barbara
love this idea. my cards are just lying around. off to work I go.
esigmon@cox.net
super great idea! I would never have thought about it! Thanks
What a beautiful and good idea to organize all the cards received for Christmas.
now that is an inexpensive cute decoration for the holidays.
ava
cottagerca
what a fun way to display those cards
such a nice and easy idea!!
tfs
tfs
kathy
felkatz at gmail dot com
Clever idea! Thank you for sharing.
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