It’s freezing here in Florida. The temperature dropped to 13 degrees the the coldest it has been in 40 years! Can you believe it?? I know most of you are experiencing blizzards, for sure you will have a white Christmas.
We are 11 days away from the day we've anticipated all year long!! I hope all of you are almost done and have used some of the amazing paper crafting goodness inspiration we've offered.
Today you are cordially invited to share your Christmas Decorations or celebrations in our party ideas linking. We'd love to see what you've been working on!!
What's a Linky Party?
Well, it's where you get to feature your creations just by linking them here. Yep ... that's it. Simple right? Just a few rules to follow:
- Be a follower if you are not one already. Grab our badge below for your blog while you're at it. Link any projects YOU have created.
- No giveaway linking please. There's no limit to how many items you can link. Link parties are all about linking. So visit a few of the other links to discover new friends and link, link, link.
Please be kind and link back to this party on your posts. Tell your friends on Facebook or Twitter about the party, the more the merrier!
Let me tell you about our sponsor for this party!
Scrap'n Tote - A Cricut Cartridge Storage System!
Scrap'n Tote stores and organizes your Cricut cartridges, books and overlays in 12 "Easy-View" "Side-By-Side" pages. Scrap'n Tote also comes with a complimentary "Easy-View" storage pouch for your supplies. Toss your 12"x12" Cricut mat in the back of the book along with your scrapbook paper and you are set! Just grab the handles and go! Everything you need in one convenient Tote!
For more information please visit our website at: www.CricutCartridgeStorage.com
Here’s the prize for this party!
Here’s how to enter:
- Link a project in the party
- Tell us what your fondest Christmas memories are!
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The amazing design team will be on vacation but they'll return on January 5th as we introduce our new team for Spring! I'm so excited to be able to announce the new design team. :)
Be sure to visit us as we continue to post Christmas inspiration. You will not want to miss the fun party ideas we’ve been working on for you.
Let’s start this party with a fun tutorial from Terrie Bailey as we continue our New Year’s Eve Celebration.
Hi!! Terrie here with an easy-to-do bow tutorial for all your gift giving needs! Which leads me to just say a little on how much I loved using my I-rock tool on my projects. I love how I can use it so easily to bling my projects up. How easy is it to work? So easy:) A must on any crafters list for sure. It's so light so a definate A+ from me. I only know to well the effects of those arthritic hands!!!So light tools make my work much easier!!!
This is ideal for those who might have dexterity problems too. I love the fact that it's so portable and safe. It has a switch that you push in to turn it on but you have to have your finger on the small button for it to actually work . There is a light indicator to show it in use when your finger is pressed down on the small button. Now that’s fab!!! I don’t have to worry about whether I left my tool on, maybe causing overheating or any accidents...
How to:
- Cut out 4 strips of paper measuring : 6" x 1"
- Cut out 4 strips of paper measuring: 5 1/2" x 1
- Cut out 4 strips of paper measuring: 5 " x 1 " (You now have the twelve strips for your bow)
- Cut out one strip 4" x 1" and curl each strip around. Glue together to form a cone shape as shown. Curl the smallest piece of paper and glue to form a hollow circle.
- Start with the largest of your strips (now cones) and glue together at opposite ends.
- Add your next smallest layer and continue layering all your strips together until you have formed your bow.
- Add the smallest piece to the centre and dress using your i-rock and glam rocks to finish. Add your finished bow off to complete your gift box. Why not add Glam Rocks to the outer box too!!!
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Melissa Samuels to share a last minute wreath with you using an old book. If you didn’t have time to create one before, this wreath will last you all year long. It will even fit in with Valetine's coming up shortly after the holidays so be thinking ahead for time-saving tips to put double duty out of your projects.
How to:
- I made it from old book pages that are hot glued to a wreath form. I then painted the edges with glue, and dipped it in glitter. I sprayed it with PYMII acrylic protective sealant to make it weatherproof.
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Party in style with Court!
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Super Party Invitations!
Sandee!

Davi

If you've missed the 12 days of Christmas, here is a recap from the past 12 days. :) You have until Friday to leave comments for the prizes and become a follower!
Recap:
DAY 1 – Advent Wreath
DAY 2 – Ornaments
DAY 3 – Calendars
DAY 4 – Treats
DAY 5 – Baby gifts and brag book
DAY 6 – Gift Tags
DAY 7 – Wish List
DAY 8 – Home Decor
DAY 9 – Whimsical
Day 10 – Candles Centerpieces
Day11 – Gift wrapping
Day 12 – Party event
Thank you so much for visiting us today and also in helping spread the word about our awesome invitation parties every Wednesday!
Now we invite you to link your projects to our party invitation below!
Have a fabulous day! Be sure to visit us on Friday as we showcase a fabulously fun idea :)
Maggie





12 COMMENTS:
Thank you for the directions on how to make the bows. I was looking at my gifts the other day trying to figure out how to make one....now I know.
Such beautiful projects! I need to get started on making these and others. Love your inspirations and thanks for the chance to win!!
i can believe it - i live in miami. i only have one pair of long pants. anyway, thanks for sharing the great projects. gotta try that book one.
What fun ideas. Love the linky party! Lots of neat ideas!
I love this. Sorry it is so cold. Here in NC too. I uploaded my pic but named it wrong lol. It should say snow cottage.
We go to Tanglewood each year witht he grands.
Thanks for the fun.
Merry Christmas
Chris
mcwooten1999@carolina.rr.com
It is freezing here in the UK too we had another night of snow so we are truly looking likely to have a white Christmas.
Gorgeous projects, the wreath made of books is especially eye catching.
Be back with a project later.
Kim xXx
Wow! Love these projects! Awesome! My favorite Christmas memory is getting to bring my son home just before Christmas day. He had been born a month early and had to stay in the hospital for a few weeks extra. He was our little Christmas angel.
I have linked my project!
Thank you!
Tanya
phenis2031 at yahoo dot com
Hi :)
I got a little carried away with linking up all my projects for Christmas ;D If I only can have one project linked up, you can choose which one to keep.
Christmas hugs, Wenche :0)
I know I am a few days late posting this...
Thanks for the link. I am a new follower
It is so rainy here this week. It is not cold enough to snow. It looks like I may just get a wet Christmas:(
I love your projects and the linky projects are fun. I need to work on mine.
~Madison www.funkycards.blogspot.com
Love the bow tutorial! So pretty and I'm definitely keeping that one on my radar! Love the projects! My favorite Christmas memory is traveling to my Grandparents house *up north* and spending it surrounded by lots of family!!! TFS
hugs,
joni
So many inspiring ideas! Thanks for sharing everyone!!
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