After a long cold day of playing in the snow, we love to come in the house, get into our PJ’s and drink hot cocoa!
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Supplies:
- Adhesives: ATG Tape Gun (3M); Pop Dots (Glue Dots International)
- Alphabet/Letters: (Bo Bunny)
- Die-cuts: journaling card (Cosmo Cricket); green snowflake card (unknown)
- Embellishments: Water Sparkle Brads (Karen Foster Design)
- Fibers: Tawny Scrappers Spool (Karen Foster Design)
- Patterned paper: Mistletoe and Co. Collection - North Pole, Naughty Or Nice, Santa's Workshop (Pink Paislee)
- Stickers: Snow Bunny Stickers, Christmas Sweets Stickers (Karen Foster Design)
- Tools: File Set (BasicGrey); Magnetic Date Stamp, Edge Scraper (Making Memories); In Stitch'z Template (Bazzill); paper piercer
1. Use North Pole paper for the base of your layout.
2. Trim Naughty Or Nice paper to 7”x10”, distress the edges using edge scraper and attach to layout.
3. Trim Santa's Workshop paper to 6.75”x10”, distress the edges using edge scraper and attach to layout.
4 Trim Santa's Workshop paper (striped side) to 2”x11”, distress the edges using edge scraper and attach to layout.
5. Print 5”x7” photo, sand the edges using file set and attach to layout.
6. Tuck Cosmo Cricket journaling card under right side of photo.
7. Tuck green snowflake card under bottom left side of photo.
8. Add letter stickers.
9. Add two snowflake stickers from Snow Bunny collection.
10. Add cup of hot cocoa sticker from Christmas Sweets Collection using Pop Dots.
11. Add three Water Sparkle Brads.
12. Using the In Stitch'z template, follow the pattern to pierce holes, then stitch with Tawny Scrappers Spool.
13. Add date using date stamp.
My name is Carolyn Lontin. I am married to Rick; we have one son, Seth, and two crazy dogs! We live in gorgeous Colorado, in a suburb just south of Denver. Since 1994, I have been a Human Resource Director for a manufacturing company. I began scrapping in October 2001, to preserve my son's childhood memories and it quickly became an obsession! I love capturing my family's "real" moments in both my photos and my journaling. I have found the creative outlet of scrapping to be incredibly relaxing and quite addictive, which is shocking to the previously dominate non-artistic side of me! Over the past few years, I have had the honor of having my work published in several major publications. Drop by my blog for a visit: http://carolynlontin.blogspot.com.
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