Deck The Halls (Page 2)
Christmas by Tiffany Johnson |
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How wonderful it is to see a business successfully flourish from a small company with only a handful of employees to one of the nation's top agencies in its industry. Looking back, I remember that our first Christmas party was held in the office. We had ceased all operations in the five-story "brownstone turned office building", and set up buffet tables of food in the lobby. All of the employees had contributed to the festivities. Five years later, we are able to hold the annual Christmas Party for 100+ employees, their family, clients, and friends at one of the area's prestigious banquet halls. My how far we have come! This layout features photos from the party and a pocket to hold interoffice greetings.
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Supplies
 - Gold cardstock (Club Scrap)
- Red cardstock (Scrap Papers)
- Panoramic photo (Border Realisms)
- Brads (Hy-Glo)
- Eyelets (Creative Impressions)
- Vellum (Bazzill)
- Fibers (Fabulous Fibers)
- Suede Paper (Bazzill)
- Lettering Template (Provo Craft Fancy)
- Lettering stickers (Provo Craft)
- Ornament (clip art, The Best of Creative Lettering Combo)
- Chalk (Craf-T)
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Instructions
- Cut letters from template for title and pocket.
- Cut panoramic photo evenly into two short and two long strips, mount onto vellum, adhere letters, and use eyelets for letter centers. Mount three edges to gold cardstock to create a pocket. Attach brads to all four corners. Insert cards into pocket.
- Double-mount photo on gold cardstock and black suede paper and mount to gold background cardstock. Glue fibers onto suede paper around photo.
- Mount other photos in red and cream cardstock and black suede paper, and mount to gold background paper.
- Print journaling on white cardstock, mount to black suede paper, and adhere fibers around edge.
- Adhere title letters to gold background paper and insert eyelets for the letter centers.
- Print and cut out ornament shape, chalk for dimension, attach wire to top to create hook, accent with gold pen, add sticker letters, and adhere as part of the title.
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Printable Project Card