Hello and welcome to the November Get Kids Crafty Blog Hop! This month, our theme is Christmas. When I mentioned the theme to my daughter, she knew what she wanted to make right away.
Rhiannon loves everything unicorn. She's like her Mom! We found this unicorn stamp with coordinating die at Michaels from their Recollections brand. She thought this would be the perfect focal for a magical Christmas card.
She colored her unicorn with Memento markers from Imagine and a gold metallic marker from Spectrum Noir. She die cut the unicorn, then a couple of Fitted Frames from Stampendous to use as mats. To add more sparkle and magic, Rhiannon added some sequins from Doodles Paper Playground. She used the Bells are Ringing and Boughs of Holly Sparkle Blends. And since you can never have too much sparkle, she also added some Stickles to the mane, and around the unicorn.
Miss R has been working on her handwriting, so she chose to write her sentiment out instead of stamping or die cutting it. I think the entire card came out great! And it was quick enough for her to make duplicates easily if she wanted to.
Below is the full hop list for this month's Get Kids Crafty Christmas Blog Hop. I hope that these projects encourage you to get crafty with the little ones in your life. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!
Rhiannon loves everything unicorn. She's like her Mom! We found this unicorn stamp with coordinating die at Michaels from their Recollections brand. She thought this would be the perfect focal for a magical Christmas card.
She colored her unicorn with Memento markers from Imagine and a gold metallic marker from Spectrum Noir. She die cut the unicorn, then a couple of Fitted Frames from Stampendous to use as mats. To add more sparkle and magic, Rhiannon added some sequins from Doodles Paper Playground. She used the Bells are Ringing and Boughs of Holly Sparkle Blends. And since you can never have too much sparkle, she also added some Stickles to the mane, and around the unicorn.
Miss R has been working on her handwriting, so she chose to write her sentiment out instead of stamping or die cutting it. I think the entire card came out great! And it was quick enough for her to make duplicates easily if she wanted to.
Below is the full hop list for this month's Get Kids Crafty Christmas Blog Hop. I hope that these projects encourage you to get crafty with the little ones in your life. Thanks so much for stopping by. Have an inspiring day!
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