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Quick and Easy New Year’s Eve Gift

29
Dec
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Hi friends! It’s Wendy Sue with you again today – I know Christmas is barely over, but there are only a couple of days before we get to celebrate New Year’s! Do you do anything special to celebrate with your family or friends? We’re pretty low-key around here, but as the kids have gotten older, we like to stay up and watch the ball drop on TV. Occasionally we’ll pick up a few fireworks to set off outside. But mostly we’re pretty quiet. I thought it would be fun this year to put together a little gift for each family member for New Year’s Eve. Here’s what I came up with:

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection

The pillow boxes are quick and easy to put together with the help of this handy-dandy pillow box punch board!

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection

I embellished the outside with a strip of paper with thickers for the year,

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collectionand a beautiful snowflake/rosette embellishment:

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection

Inside each pillow box I’ve added a fun little tube of confetti! (which will, of course, be thrown OUTSIDE at the stroke of midnight!) It was quick and easy to make the confetti tubes to coordinate with the gift box.

This new confetti punch makes it super simple to punch a bunch of different sized circles at the same time.

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection I added a few sequins for fun.

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection Then I just wrapped a strip of paper, and tied some string, around these little plastic treat tubes.

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection

In addition to the confetti, I added some glow sticks, candies, etc. to make the evening special!

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection

After the pillow boxes were filled and ready to give, I sealed up the ends with washi tape:

New Year's Eve Confetti Tubes and Gift Box by @wendysuea for #PebblesInc with the "Winter Wonderland" collection

However you choose to celebrate, I wish you a very Happy New Year!!

Supplies:
Winter Wonderland “Shiver” Patterned Paper
Winter Wonderland “Frosty” Patterned Paper
Winter Wonderland “Snow Day” Patterned Paper

Winter Wonderland Washi Tape Booklet
Winter Wonderland Glitter Snowflakes Chips
Winter Wonderland Rosettes

Winter Wonderland Iridescent Glitter Foam Thickers
Pillow Box Punch Board
Confetti Punch

Filed Under: DIY, Papercraft, Party, We R Memory Keepers Tagged With: Confetti Punch, DIY, Gift, New Year's Eve, Wendy Sue Anderson, Winter Wonderland, WRMK

Christmas Mini Album

24
Dec
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Hello everyone and Happy Holidays! I’m Eva Pizarro and today I want to show you a quick and easy mini album to record all your Christmas memories.

I love Christmas and all the little details that makes this season magical. I did this little mini album to record them and because December is always so busy I wanted to keep it simple. I started with a 12 x 12 inch white paper and covered it with some strips of washi paper. In this package you get 54 strips of paper with very few double designs, it’s a great deal!

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

Cover the front and back of your paper

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

Cut your mini album pages, I cut mine 3 x 4 inches but you can use any measure you want. It doesn’t matter if some pages have more or less washi paper, it is supposed to be random!

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

Use your Cinch to bind your mini album.

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

Embellish your front cover. I removed the washi paper strips form the cover and used a Snowflake to decorate it. On top of the snowflake I placed my alphas and the word “spirit” that I had previously cut with my electronic die cut machine and some 6 x 6 purple paper.

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

The inside of the mini album is really simple: I made some journaling spots with some white and blu paper and rounded the edges with my Crop a Dile.

To make the tittle pages I used my big roller stamp form the From Me To You collection.

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

I used one page to place my journaling and in the other one I put a picture.

I love the geometric background that you can achieve with the washi paper, and you really don’t need any more embellishments, simple and fast!

Washi Paper mini album by @evapizarrov using the new #WinterWonderland collection by @pebblesinc

Have you made all your Christmas cards? Here are some quick and easy ideas I made last year with the Home For Christmas collection:

Mini Christmas CardsMini Christmas Cards by @evapizarrov usind the #HomeForChristmas collection by @pebblesinc

Christmas Cards with scraps of paperChristmas Cards by @evapizarrov using the #HomeforChristmas collection by @pebblesinc

I hope you have a wonderful holiday today and you can celebrate with someone you love. Merry Christmas!
Eva

Supplies:
Winter Wonderland Snow Day (733008)
Winter Wonderland 6″ x 6″ Paper Pad (733017)
Winter Wonderland Rosette Paper Embellishments (733025)
Winter Wonderland Aloha Thickers, Glitter (733022)
Winter Wonderland Washi Paper Booklet (733029)
From Me To You Roller Stamp (732278)
WRMK Crop a Dile (70904)
WRMK Cinch (71050)

Filed Under: Christmas, Mini Album Tagged With: Christmas, Eva Pizarro, Mini Album, Winter Wonderland

Winter Sleigh Ornament

23
Dec
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Happy Holiday’s Pebbles Fans! Holly here from Ribbons & Glue sharing with you a DIY Winter Sleigh Ornament made with the beautiful Winter Wonderland collection.

Winter Sleigh Ornament embellished with the @pebblesinc Winter Wonderland collection created by @ribbonsandglue

I love unique Christmas Ornaments but they can be really expensive. If you’re little creative, it’s a lot of fun to make your own unique, DIY ornaments to coordinate with your holiday decor. Plus, DIY ornaments are easy to make since most craft stores offer lots of options on creating  ornaments from glass, wood to ceramic.

Winter Wonderland die cut shapes from @pebblesinc

To make this Winter Sleigh Ornament, I painted and glittered a natural wood sleigh gray then adhered Pebbles Winter Wonderland Chipboard shapes on to the front.

Snow Day Ornament made with the @pebblesinc Winter Wonderland collection

I choose to embellished the sleigh with a woodland creature theme by choosing glittered trees and a cute, festive moose.

Winter Sleigh Ornament embellished with the @pebblesinc Winter Wonderland collection created by @ribbonsandglue

The Pebbles Inc. Winter Wonderland  has many unique shapes and colors to choose from which will make your DIY ornament making easy.

Supplies:
Winter Wonderland Die Cut Shapes
Natural Wood Sleigh
Grey Paint
Clear Glitter

Filed Under: Christmas, DIY, Winter Tagged With: Christmas, DIY, Holly Gagnon, Winter Wonderland

Simple Snowball Neighbor Gift

21
Dec
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Amy here from The Happy Scraps today. I’m so excited to share this project with you using the Winter Wonderland collection. Do you enjoy giving neighbor gifts to your friends and neighbors for Christmas? Today I’m sharing this Simple Snowball Neighbor Gift and the best part is, even if you live in a warm climate where you don’t have snow, you can still give these Snowball gifts to your friends.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I used the 1-2-3 Punch Board and used the instructions to make a 4″ box out of a 12″ x 12″ paper.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

I trimmed the corners off of each side of the paper because I wanted to create a box without a top.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

This is what your paper should look like before it’s folded.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Fold your paper on the score lines, then use the Sticky Thumb Double Sided Tape and place on each corner like pictured below.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Fold your box together adhereing the corner together like pictured. Repeat for each corner.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Once the box is assembled, use more double sided tape on each flap inside the box.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Adhere each flap to the sides of the box.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Make some yarn pom poms, or something else you can think of, that look like snowballs.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Fill your cute new box with the pom poms.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Wrap your box in cellophane wrap and tie it with some baker’s twine.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Use a mini clothes pin and place a Winter Wonderland Icons Glitter Sticker on it. Attach the clothes pin to the baker’s twine.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

Clip a cute tag from the Winter Wonderland Snowfun onto the box with the clothes pin.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

The Winter Wonderland Snowfun sheet of paper has so many fun saying on cards, there are several to choose from. I thought the Snow Ball Fight card was fun for these little Snowball Neighbor Gifts.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

The stickers on the clothes pins add a fun touch to the gift.

Create these interactive and fun gifts for friends and neighbors using the #winterwonderland collection with the tutorial from @thehappyscraps on the @pebblesinc blog.

The best part about these is that they are so simple to put together and they can be used in any climate! Who would you give these fun snowball gifts to?

Supplies:
Winter Wonderland Snowfun
Winter Wonderland Snow Day
Winter Wonderland Blizzard
Winter Wonderland Winter Walk
Winter Wonderland Icons Glitter Stickers
Sticky Thumb Double Sided Tape
1-2-3 Punch Board
Cellophane
Baker’s Twine
Clothes Pins

Filed Under: Gift, Gift Box, Papercraft, We R Memory Keepers, Winter Tagged With: Amy Cowley, Gift, Gift Box, Gift Tags, stickers, Sticky Thumb, Winter Wonderland

Let It Snow Double Page Layout

18
Dec
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Hi, Renee here today to share a double page layout using the Winter Wonderland collection. In November, we had our first snowfall. I thought it would be a perfect time to take the girls outside for a Christmas card photo shoot. Oh, it was cold, but I was ready. The girls wore layers and I put hand warmers in their gloves, boots, pant pockets, and hats. We had a fun time and I took some great photos of them outside in the snow. I used my two favorite photos for my Let It Snow double page layout.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

Here is the left page of my Let It Snow double page layout:

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

Here is the right page of my Let It Snow double page layout:

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I started by printing off a 4″ x 6″ photo and a 12″ x 12″ photo. I adhered the 12″ x 12″ photo onto White Cardstock to make it more sturdy.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I used the Frosty pattern paper as a background. I adhered a few pretty Die-Cut Glitter Snowflakes to the page using adhesive dots.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I heat embossed a few lovely Snowflakes around my page.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I matted my photo using the Shiver text pattern paper. I adhered more snowflakes, a mason jar snowman, and “let it snow” card to use as my title.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

At the top of my enlarged photo, I added a Washi Tape strip and the bottom strips of the Frosty and the Snow Fun pattern papers. In the snow, I added a couple of cute snowman Stickers.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I trimmed “the snow is calling and I must go” phrase from the journaling card on the Snow Fun pattern paper…

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

…and machine stitched it to my page. I grouped together a few circle snowflake Stickers, a Die-Cut Glitter Snowflake, and mittens with the phrase.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I stamped some journaling and the date of the photos along with some phrases.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

Here are some close-ups pics of my Let It Snow double page layout:

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

Documenting a Christmas Card photo shoot with this Let It Snow Double Page Layout by @reneezwirek using the #WinterWonderland collection by @PebblesInc.

I hope you enjoyed my double page layout. You can see how Eva used the pretty die-cut glitter snowflakes on her fun layout here. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year! 

Supplies:
Winter Wonderland Snow Fun (733005)
Winter Wonderland Shiver (733009)
Winter Wonderland Frosty (733012)
Winter Wonderland Glitter Icons Stickers (733019)
Winter Wonderland Acrylic Stamp, Snowflake (733023)
Winter Wonderland Chips Die-Cut Shapes, Glitter Snowflakes (733027)
Winter Wonderland Chips Die-Cut Shapes, Ephemera with Glitter (733028)
Winter Wonderland Washi Tape Booklet (733029)
From Me To You Roller Stamp (732278)
American Crafts White Cardstock (71259)
American Crafts Zing! Opaque Embossing Powder, White (27124)
American Crafts This To That Foam Tab Adhesive (61709)
American Crafts Sticky Thumb Double-Sided Tape, .5″ x 11 yd (340266)
American Crafts Christmas Roller Date Stamp, Dates & Phrases (59221)

Filed Under: Layout, Winter Tagged With: Layout, Renee Zwirek, Tutorial, Winter Wonderland

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