Dashing Reindeer Card by DT Els
I love the color choices and details used by Els Schutte on this Dashing Reindeer Card. I love the snowflake details on the tree and background.

Else Schutte, DT Member Simply Crafty SVGs
I love the color choices and details used by Els Schutte on this Dashing Reindeer Card. I love the snowflake details on the tree and background.

Else Schutte, DT Member Simply Crafty SVGs
I thought it would be fun to make a Christmas Countdown. This is my version using the Perpetual Calendar.

I first created the base and added the panels. I used the Red and Forest Green Cardstock from Cricut.com. Although American Crafts Cardstock is my preference, Cricut cardstock cuts well, just not as sturdy (in my opinion). The Christmas paper I received from a friend and has no markings. It went well with the Cricut cardstock colors.

Then I assembled the number blocks. When using the number blocks, if you use the configuration in project instructions, the highest number of days will start at 32, even though I am showing 40. To make the countdown go all the way up to 67 days, make an additional number block with the numbers 1,3,4,5,6,7. The wreath and bow is from the Holiday Lamp Post.

I use a variety of cutting machines. For this project, I used the Sizzix eClips2. For the “Christmas countdown” sentiment, I used the Sizzix eClips Pen Adapter (http://amzn.to/2zU3IFy) with a generic gold gel pen to write the sentiment. It took a little adjusting, but I finally found the right size collet to hold the pen. I used a modified tag from the eClips library.

Sandy
Check out DT Mike’s “spin” on cards using our Smiley Christmas Treat Box Set. He used the reindeer and elf images to create two very cute and interactive Holiday cards!
Here is a shaped card he created with the Reindeer. What is not to love?


This the the Elf Spinner card. Just so fun!

Mike Fernholz from DeZinesbyEM, DT Member Simply Crafty SVGs
This Snow Lady was created by DT Janet using the Snowman Stacking Box Set. It is a fun change from a traditional snowman. Both top and bottom are boxes for little gifts and goodies. All the details about this transformation is available on the Crafting Quine Blog.




Janet, DT Member Simply Crafty SVGS
DT Debs got a jump on Christmas cards by making these festive Poinsettia holiday cards with our Swing Card Set 1. Go to her blog at http://dragonpassiondesigns.blogspot.ca/2017/10/christmas-card-one.html for more information.

Here is a closer look at one of the cards. Look at those embossed panels!

Debs Smith, DT Coordinator Simply Crafty SVGs