We hope that you've been enjoying the projects this past week from our Design Team. We just love the variety of creations that they have designed and hope you were inspired.
Today a few of the Design Team members have created some items that fit in the category of Home Decor, Hostess Gifts, Gift Wrapping, etc.
Gift Wrap Idea
Supplies: Bazzill; Patterned Paper & Chipboard sticker - Imaginisce Santa's Helper; Trim - Stampin'Up Twill; Stamps - Technique Tuesday, Stampin'Up; Digital Die-Cut Box & Scallop Cropping Circle - Silhouette Cameo; Ink - Quick Quotes Powder Puff
Treat Bags/Stocking Stuffers
Supplies: Imaginisce (Santa's Little Helper paper & die-cuts), Divine Twine, Glue Arts (Glue Glider Pro Adhesive), paper crimper
Napkin Place cards
Garland
Supplies: Imaginisce (Santa's Little Helper papers, i-top, xtra large punch & brad daddies), wood spools, wood beads & jute twine
Gift Tag
Supplies: Imaginisce (Geek Is Chic papers, i-top tool and brad daddies), twine, office tag, red penSeasons Greetings Door Hanger
Supplies: Imaginisce (Santa's Little Helper, i-top 2.0 & XXL Brads, snowflakes), Bazzill XL Gems, Clear Scraps Acrylic Circle, Momenta Alphabet, Cricut Imaginisce - Winter Wonderland Cartridge, Offray Ribbon, Beacon Fabri-tac, Ranger (Stickles)
Door hanger
Supplies: Imaginisce (Santa's Little Helper, i-rock tool & Hot Rocks), Core'dinations Colorcore Cardstock, Glue Arts, October Afternoon (letters)
Holiday Hairbands
Supplies: I-Top and medium snap daddies, hair bands, flowers from Garden Party line. Other items include: fabric, pearls and ribbon from craft supply store
Wreath ornament
Supplies: Extra large and small iTop button daddies. Patterned paper peppermint stick. Misc plastic stars and some misc red twine. Shemaine used floral wire to tie all the button daddies and then hot glued the white plastic stars to the edges to hold the shape together. She finished the top with a punched vellum snowflake and red button.
Stocking Stuffers/Teachers gift
Supplies: Santa's Little Helper Pattern Paper, Cricut Imagine and Winter Frolic Cartridge, i-top 2.0, 29 mm brad, i-rock and glam rocks, Tootsie Roll wrapper, Toosie Rolls for the stuffing, misc. red thread, misc ribbon
Christmas Frame
Supplies: Patterned paper/diecut: Imaginisce "Santa's Little Helper" . Patterned paper: Imaginisce "Happy Harvest", XL I-Top Brads,, Ribbon: Offray, Glossy Accents: Ranger, Diecut cartridge: Cricut "A Child's Year"., 5x7" photo frame
We hope that you have enjoyed & been inspired by all of these incredible projects that our Design Team have shared with you over these past few days.
We'd love to see what you're working on and the projects that we've inspired you to create so please feel free to post on our Imaginisce Facebook page for us to see!
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Just a reminder about that Giveaway we're having.
Leave a comment here on the blog today telling us about your most treasured christmas ornament or decoration. You'll be entered to win.
To find out more about this giveaway check Monday's post HERE.
I don't have any treasured ornaments as I bought them from $1 dollar shop.
ReplyDeleteOh wow, so many great ideas today!!! I need to make a few of those before Christmas!!!! I think my most treasured ornaments would be all the fun macaroni angels, painted handprints etc. that my kids have all made at one time or another when they were little. I love them all, more than anything I could ever buy.
ReplyDeleteWhen we were stationed in Panama all our glass ornaments were broken in the move. So got a kit where you paint wooden ornaments (both sides).Kids watched to see which ornament Mom finished. Kids were very young at that time. Those ornaments 30+ years old still hang on our tree. They have become the treasured ornaments at our house with lots of memories with them.
ReplyDeleteLoving all the projects the DT posted! Great job! My treasured Christmas ornament happens to be an ornament my grandmother made me. She was active in ceramics and hand painted and glazed an angel for me. I handle it with great care!
ReplyDeletemy favourite christmas ornament is the one my son made me last year! Its a wreath with his finger prints as the holly! and his photo in the center!
ReplyDeleteWow! So many great projects! Thanks for the inspiration. My most treasured ornaments to date would be the ones that used to be on my Grandma's tree when she was still alive. I remember them very vividly on her tree and now I get to see them on my tree. They are very dear to me.
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! Love the treat bags Cari made.
ReplyDeleteMy favourite ornament is from my mother - a crochet angel for the top of the tree.
My favourite christmas ornament would have to be a wreath! Great inspirations!
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured Christmas ornament is a little glass angel that was given to me by a very special friend a few years back. I always save the most visible spot on my tree for it every year!
ReplyDeleteI dont have one most treasured ornament on the tree. But we do have a tradition of giving a new ornament to each of the kids for christmas so that when they leave on their own they will have some for their first tree.
ReplyDeleteI treasure every ornament that my boys have brought home from school or made with me at home. They are all made with love!
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is a little Santa from when I was kid.
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are those little handprint ornaments that my 2 (41/2 & 5 year old) little girls make each year and the ornament that we get on every vacation which brings back memories of those vacations!
ReplyDeleteSo much inspiration today...so little time before Christmas!
ReplyDeleteI have these candles that look like simple, plain ball ornaments. They are so ordinary looking but put up on the book cases with foliage, they help make the living room look decorated.
What a wonderful bunch of creations! Thanks for the fabulous inspiration!
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are my kids "first Christmas" ornaments. I love putting them on the tree each year!
ReplyDeleteLove the samples today, thanks for the inspiration, off to create!
I love all the ideas today...especially the hair bands! Never thought of that one!!!
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured holiday ornaments would have to be the ones for my kids first Christmas....every year we buy each of them an ornament but the first ones are truly magical.
che prgetti bellissimi...io adoro i fuori porta
ReplyDeleteWOW! Some beautiful projects today!! Lovin the inspiration! Especially love the door hanger!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome job ladies!
I love my precious moments holiday ornaments, and also the ones that I got from Restoration Hardware years ago that are music themed -- I like to have something on the tree that represents my hubby.
ReplyDeleteopps I forgot my treasured ornament, I would have to say I was given one when I was pregnant with a little girl. And of course all my 1st Christmas ones for her as well :) And now all the ones she has made since preschool! Wow I have so many!!
ReplyDeleteAll my ornaments are my most treasured because they represent every past Christmas. We add a few new ones to the collection every year.
ReplyDeleteWow, so many cute projects today! Inspiration overload anyone? lol
ReplyDeleteMy fav ornament(s) are the ones my kids make and I have a couple that I've kept from when I was young.
super cute! My fave ornaments are the ones I have beaded.
ReplyDeleteAnne
My most treasured ornament is the one my children recorded the song"we wish you a merry christmas" from 2010 It is sooooo cute!
ReplyDeleteEach year my daughter and I pick out a new ornament for the tree to replace any that may have gotten broken from the previous year. There is always a reason we pick that particular ornament each year so each of these special hand-picked ornaments are my most treasured.
ReplyDeleteI don't have many. My tree is full of cheap ornaments that I don't mind if they break. I packed up anything breakable when my first baby was 1 and he's 9 and they're still packed up. Someday, those will get to come back out but for now (and I'm sure always!), my most treasured, like most moms, are the ones my kids have made me at school!
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Great projects! My most treasured ornaments were ones the kids made in kindergarten out of dough. We used them every year until they just disintegrated!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects! My most treasured ornaments are from my kids and grandkids PRICELESS!
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects today!! My most treasured ornaments are our family ornaments we get a new one every year.. Thanks for the chance to win..
ReplyDeleteScrappy hugs,
Amanda :0)
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The ones hand made by Oma! (plastic canvas)
ReplyDeleteI treasure the ornaments from when my kids were little.....the reminders that they liked Barney and Teletubbies and Banana's in Pajamas! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat projects, love them all. My fav ornaments are the ones that my kid made in Kindergarten. :) Thanks for the chance. Hugs;moni
ReplyDeleteA couple of my most treasured Christmas items are the ornament with the picture in it of my husband and I the year we were married and a musical lighthouse that I received from my mother's belongings after she passed away.
ReplyDeleteMost of my ornaments came from my grandparents so they are special. The other favorite I have is a wreath I made in 4th grade from fabric covered bottle caps. I still hang it up every year.
ReplyDeleteI honestly don't have any treasured ornaments; but I hope to change that this year as this weekend my daughter and I are going to be making homemade pressies and ornaments. Thanks for the fabulous inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove all the projects today! All my ornaments are special to me because they each having meaning or were created by hand, so I don't have a favorite.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite ornaments are two silver and while glass bears that I bought when my two girls were very small (over thirty years ago). Iris
ReplyDeleteWow, love all the inspiration today, impossible to pick a favorite project.
ReplyDeleteThe DT girls really rocked the home decor ideas!! All of them are fabulous!! I especially love Keely's frame!
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are the ones my babies have made at school! They will be forever wonderful keepsakes!
We're still working on treasured items. Right now it's mostly about having the house decorated. I don't have hand me downs from my parents with stories...but I definitely can't wait for my son to start making decorations for us at school (years away, though). This year, I made the Silhouette America Advent Calendar and that is our first step in a tradition we hope to build on in the future. So far, that's my favorite addition and hope to enjoy it for MANY years.
ReplyDeleteLove all the projects, very inspiring! Hmm...I don't have a favorite ornament, but a favorite decoration is a garland that my daughter makes every year!
ReplyDeleteWow so many cool projects!! My favorite ornaments are the yearly ones I get every year!
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These projects are all great! My most cherished ornament, unfortunately, was crushed last year. It was given to me when I was about 3 years old and my mom has kept it all these years and last year she passed it on to me to put on my tree. It didn't survive :( I even cried.
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are the ones my son made in school when he was little
ReplyDeleteI made a clay reindeer face in kindergarten and painted its nose black when all of the other kids painted theirs red. :)
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured christmas decorations are the framed pictures of my daughter each year with Santa. Love them!
ReplyDeleteMy mother had gotten the four of us each a special ornament when we were very little. Over 50 years ago. I still have mine and one of my sisters. They are very fragile and I don't even put them on the tree for fear of breaking them more. I guess it's the sentimental aspect of them that I like.
ReplyDeleteMy grandmother had bought sets of gold ornaments from the Danbury mint for each of her grandkids. They are packaged in a beautiful box and I will treasure them forever as a lasting gift from her.
ReplyDeleteI have a few favorite ornaments that I keep separately from the rest. One of them is a cute Hawaiian boy playing his ukulele with a Christmas t-shirt on - It's a stuff little doll. He is one of my favorites! Thanks for the chance!!
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are the ones I received from my grandchildren. They were homemade with their pictures on it from 2 years ago. They went on my tree first.
ReplyDeleteI have several cherished ornaments...the most would be the last I rec'd from my mom before she passed away.
ReplyDeleteGreat job by the design team.
How very adorable!! LOVE!!!!
ReplyDeletewhat great ideas!!!! My cherished ornament is the first ornament that I got with my husband when we started dating 9 years ago. Every year we have continued that tradition.
ReplyDeleteI love the ornaments made by my boys!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, even more great ideas with this gorgeous and cute Christmas collection! I actually don't really have a favourite Christmas ornament, but I do love some of the whimsical angels that my mom always hangs on the upper branches of our Christmas tree:)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite ornament is the Battenburg lace angel that tops the tree. I made the lace itself from scratch and hand embroidered her face. It's my favorite because my family treasures it and always shows it off to visitors. It will be passed down through the family.
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS projects today!! LOVE that little treat container (sour cream containter!)!!! LOVE:)
ReplyDeleteMy fav Christmas ornament---would have to be the ornament my mom got my husband and I for our first Christmas. She usually buys the yearly ornaments from Hallmark--and it was the start of our new tradition (buying ornaments as a new family)!! THANKS for the chance to win--sbmmhoover at yahoo dot com
WOW WOW WOW! I love them all! Especially love the treat bags/stocking stuffers! Is there a tutorial out there somewhere for these? GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite xmas ornaments is one that my grandmother gave me before she died. Love to still have her 'with us' at christmas :-)
Awesome ideas today. My favorite ornaments are the ones that were made by my children when they were young.
ReplyDeleteI have two favorite types of Christmas ornaments: 1. Ornaments that came from my granny and papaw's first Christmas tree (late 40's) 2. All of the hand-painted ceramic ornaments my children and I have done over the years.
ReplyDeleteEach year we get such a kick out of reminiscing as we decorate the tree!
My most treasured one would be the manger scene that my son made me.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite decoration is my set of Rudolph The Red Nosed Reindeer statures.
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are the ones my kids made! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI have many treasured ornaments! There are some of when my kids were little (OK, so maybe their preschool teachers actually made them, but they're precious nonetheless), there's the glass pickle our friend got us when we were pregnant with our first child, the ornament with sand from Hilton Head when we were on vacation, and of course those ornaments that have family pics from over the years. Yes, I LOVE our ornaments and our Xmas tree. It just says a lot about US. :)
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeletemy favorite ornament(s) are the ones my husband and son turned on the lathe! :-)
I have lots of ornaments that are special to me. But nothing beats the cheesiness and sentimentality of a child's handprint.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects! My favorite decoration although not made by me is my Christmas village!!! I am however in the process of making some decorations!
ReplyDeleteMy most treasured ornaments are the hand painted ones I bought from Disney World to commemorate every trip we've gone on.
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies for sharing your wonderful projects! They're all awesome.
Most treasured Christmas decoration is the nativity my husband's aunt made.
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I have a Yellow star made out of puffy clay attached to cardboard that my son now 14 made me when he was 3- it has glitter on it and his name on the back... in his best 3 year old hand! LOVE it!
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Great ideas!!
ReplyDeleteI love each one of my xmas ornaments: bows, angels, stars.