Stamps and dies by Chloe
Small gift pouch to hold two mini Ritter chocolates, I've used a snowflake tag punch by Stampin' Up!
Card inspired by Lynn at Craft Mania
I've used Creative Expressions paper weaving die, poinsettia die also CE, and sentiment was a magazine freebie.
Colours are shocking in this pic, in real life they are lilac and purples.
I've used flower dies by Creative Expressions and papers by Crafter's Companion and The Paper Boutique.
I made a few different versions of these, changing the colours or the sentiments.
The Christmas tree dies are by Creative Expressions, embossing folder is an old one I can't remember the brand.
Mini bottles of wine inside these.
Earlier in the year I watched a video on Crafter's Companion YouTube, the tutorial showed how to make a concertina-vase card. I made a much more simplified version which can hold a full-sized wine bottle and then made these smaller ones.
A fancy fold card using Creative Expressions dies, the middle panel lifts up.
In real life the colours are dark teal and a pearlescent aqua and white
Club project, we made a card plus box. Above pic is the box complete with acetate window to give a glimpse of the contents.
Card is 7 x 7 inches. Peace die is Crafter's Companion and clock face die is by Tim Holtz for Sizzix. Both pieces were die-cut three times and layered to give a bit more oomph.
Stepper card blank is from Crafter's Companion
Dies and stamps are by Paper Discovery, we added acetate and sequins to make a shaker card.
I'm not sure what this style of card is called so I've gone with acetate stepper. I copied the idea from a birthday card that one of my ladies sent to another one of my ladies!
Papers are old ones from Lili Of The Valley, mannequin die is Sizzix.
Card made with Sweet Citrus by Stampin' Up! products plus embossing folder by Lisa Horton
I'd been browsing Pinterest and spotted a card by Tami Hewlett where she'd used the stamps and dies to make a coconut instead of a citrus fruit, I thought it was a really clever idea.
My mum made a similar card but using a SU punch instead of the hexagon die.