Papers: Embrace Life by Sandre Krieger
Elements: “Jingle all the way” by Kate Hadfield @ the-lilypad.com
Frame Jolly holiday maess by Weeds and wildflowers
Wordart by waterlo project “In X-mas gold mine”
Arr by libca
Line star and ribbon by “Winer spell” on Scrapmalin
ET design snowflakes

another new layout

Credits:

Papers: Noelchik by Catherine Paturet

Elements:: Big surprise by Ligia Orsati

WaterLo project “In tne snowflake world” and “In X-mas gold mine”

new

credits::

paper :: Noelchic by Shabbypickledesigns

elements :: winter elements by E.J design

WaterLOProject “Snowflake world”, “In X-mas gold”

"Teddy" by Kubivet

"Whispers of winter" by Cre@-bisontine

New layouts

Credits:
everythting from :: WoterLo project “Snowflake world”
wordart:: Fernanda Marini Designs "More than words"

Credits: Elements:“Millenium” by Scrapmalin
arr ::by Libca
Paper ::by WoterLo project “Snowflake world”
cluster frame :: “For Unto Us” by Digidelights designers

Credits: “A Jolly Holiday Mess” by Weeds and Wildflowers,
“Magical Wonderland” by Peta Boardman
“Big surprises” by Ligia Orsati


Credits: paper from "Joyous Xmas" by Lyndsay -The good life
Cluster and Frame :: Peta Boardman


Layout by my friend Rumi. I just love it!
Thank you Rumi you are the best :)


Credits: Matteo,Alexis & Cie... by July Design in Scrapmalin

Christmas decoration freebie

Do you know, that the decorating the Christmas tree began with fruits, nuts, and cookie cut-outs and as time went on became more elaborate. During the 1800s, fruits, especially apples, symbolizing the Garden of Eden, and nuts, along with cookies cut out to look like ornaments were part of trimming the tree.

• Germans baked gingerbread cookies in the shape of fruits, stars, hearts, angels and bells.
• Americans added their own varieties of decorations, stringing stands of cranberries or popcorn to circle the trees. Small gifts were hidden in the crook of a bough, sometimes hanging by a thread or bit of yarn.
• English subjects created ornaments of lace, paper or other materials, sometimes cutting out of newspapers or magazines illustrations.

Originally, people kept up their decorations for much longer than we do now, the Christmas season ending on Candlemas, the 2nd February, which was more in keeping with the earliest signs of Spring.

Wordart

Something more for your Christmas layouts.

Download here

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Enjoy it! Happy scrapping girls.

My winners

Ok, Ok, here we go - we`ve making contest with the kits made by my girls, and this week it`s my turn. We use my kit "Days `till Christmas" for making of lovely pages. Thank you girls for the magnificent pages. You can get some ideas and get inspired. These are my favorites: