Winter Holiday Blog Hop!

Welcome to the Winter Holiday Blog Hop!

We are celebrating all things and occasions that take place during the winter holiday season!

A very warm welcome to you if you have arrived from Sara's blog! 

You'll find lots of inspiration here for your papercraft projects from Stampin' Up! demonstrators and papercrafters from Australia, Canada, USA and the UK!

Apologies to my followers - they may have already seen this project as I shared it last week on my Facebook page and Instagram following the #PinkiesRetreat2020 

Todays project is a paper covered wreath, beautifully styled in white and silver, suitable for a gift for a winter wedding in December.

Creating this wreath may feel slightly monotonous but after a while, it becomes therapeutic - well it did for me anyway!

It is the ideal project for using up lot's of paper scraps - plus I wanted to demonstrate that the beautiful Feels Like Frost DSP is definitely not just for Christmas.  

I designed this Special Occasion Wreath as a make and take for Michelle Lasts Pinkies Retreat, which Michelle held virtually on 21st and 22nd November

It was so lovely to see the attendees make their own version using the 17cm flat backed foam wreath supplied in their retreat box - some used the Feels Like Frost DSP (also included in the kit) to decorate theirs and some substituted patterned paper from their own stash that reflected their personal taste ore closely. 

I hope you've enjoyed viewing my project today! If you have the time I'd love you to leave me a comment to let me know you stopped by. Also, make sure you scroll to the end of this page to subscribe to my blog!

Next up is Lisa and she has a wonderful project to show you. Simply click on her name in the list below to visit her blog and then repeat, working your way down the list and back to the top, until you end up back here!

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I'll be sharing on my blog soon the second make and take I created for the Pinkies Retreat. 

You'll have the option to either purchase a video tutorial and if you live in the UK you could also consider purchasing a kit with everything you need pre-cut. There will even be an option to purchase the finished project.