A Walk in the Forest Designer Series Paper

I’m a little late to the party with this post. Life got away before Christmas to share these BUT… I thought I would share them anyway. You could save them or file them away for inspiration for next year. 🙂

These are some fairly quick Christmas Tags you can whip them up for your Christmas Gifts. You may even use some ideas for tags for other occasions.

We created these in my last class for the year. It was fun! Classes are on a little break now but will be back in the New Year.

For these tags we used Sending Cheer, Trucking Along and Cottage Wreaths.

I hope they can inspire you for later creating.

Happy Crafting,

Jenny

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I have been playing with the ‘A Walk in the Forest’ Paper.

It has some great images. Some you can cut with the tree die in the Merriest Trees Dies Set. That’s always clever.

For this card I diecut some trees and fussy cut the bear. How would you be meeting a big brown bear walking in the forest? We don’t have that problem in Australia. Maybe we would come across a snake or bush turkey or kangaroo. But never a bear. This bear does look happy though if you did come across it.

It is hard to see but I have embossed the white card mat with the Timeworn Type 3D Embossing Folder. The star is diecut with a star in the Merriest Trees Dies.

Something else I do love about this paper. It is the Product Giveback in the Mini Catalogue. For every pack of this paper sold Stampin’ Up! will donate $4.25 to Anglicare Toy’s N Tucker Christmas program. The Toys N Tucker program provides hampers and Toys to disadvantaged families at Christmas. This is a fantastic cause and close to my heart so I would love it if you supported it.

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This is the A Walk in the Forest Paper.