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We BEE Stamping TEAM Blog Hop - Stamped Christmas Gifts

12/01/2022

Welcome to this month's Team Blog Hop and thank you for joining us as we head into the busiest time of the year. Hope your holidays are magical.

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My project today features the Window Wishes Bundle and the fabulous Snowflake 12 x 12 Specialty Vellum!

For the bag:

2 pieces of specialty vellum cut at a 10" square
Score 3 sides at 2-1/2" and the last side at 1-1/4"
Fold each scored line and give it a good crease using a bone folder. It will really help with the vellum
Holding the scored vellum in front of you:
- fold the 1-1/4 line toward you and glue down (makes the top flap)
- snip off the bottom left and bottom right squares leaving the middle flap
- all the 2-1/2 scored lines get folded back
- do this to both 10" squares
Adhere the two 10" pieces together. Side flaps first an then the bottom.

Here a side angle picture.

The window/candles/wreath are all made with the Window Wishes Bundle.

A couple of tips:

Use a Cherry Cobbler Stampin' Write Marker to add dots of berries to the wreath.
I cut the two window dies with Basic White card stock but then also cut the inner die again with Basic Black cardstock.
I inserted the black negative pieces to give a solid background.

Another Tip: when making the bag and using vellum, the 1-1/4" top flap will show the dull side of the vellum. I took left over strips of the specialty vellum paper and adhered to the four flap sides. I used 2 pieces of 1-1/8" x 2-3/8" and 2 pieces of 1-1/8" x 4-7/8". Colored card stock would also look nice.

Because the vellum is a thicker material, it does not show the Stampin' Seal+ adhesive used to hold the bag together!

I hope you like my project now....

Continue to hop with our team and Buzzzz on over to see what Mary Ann Rossiter has to share!