My third project for Santa’s Workshop is this fun little Chapstick holder with the snowman from Seasonal Chums stamp set. I used Year of Cheer designer paper for the holder and tied the snowman on with 1/8″ Gold Ribbon. I just love this stamp set. It’s quick and easy to add an adorable tag to every gift you give.
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This time of year I am always looking for fun ways to make a little gift extra special. This fun Eat, Drink and Be Merry tote is the perfect solution for a little bottle of wine — you know, the little 4 pack bottles. I picked up these containers at the dollar store and wrapped one with Christmas Around the World designer paper for a cute winter wine bottle tote. Of course you don’t have to put wine in it. You could put a bottle of pop or even juice inside.
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Each year I hold a Santa’s Workshop for my final stamp class before Christmas. This year I designed 12 projects that work great for little Christmas gifts. My customers choose what projects they want to make and how many of each project they are making. I cut and prep each project. My Santa’s Workshop was last night and everyone had a great time stamping and visiting with each other while crossing off some Christmas gifts.
Each year the projects are different. I get lots of ideas from Pinterest and cased projects from other demonstrators. I just love making 3-D gift items.
Here is a closeup of a little tote that is perfect for two snack size Twix bars. Thank you for the inspiration Erica Cerwin. This was a quick, fun project.
I used Copper Foil Sheets and the Year of Cheer designer paper to create the holder for the Twix bars. The Wishing You sentiment is from Oh What Fun stamp set.
I’m planning to whip out a few of these to surprise people at work.
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