So, somehow I am finally coming up to the surface in regards to holiday things. I'm having a hard time getting into the Christmas mood because I've been trying to get everything else done for school. One of my first and continuous Christmas enterprises is making Christmas cards for everyone in the clarinet studio. I'm technically not in the studio this year, but I know and love everyone in the studio, and I'm in at least one ensemble with just about every one of them. Here's some pictures of my favorite cards. I always take pictures of my cards to give me ideas when I make new ones. Enjoy! Merry Christmas!
I think this one was Hannah's.
The one on the left is one of those slider cards, where the center thing slides off to open it (thanks Sis. Weidmann! =). Don was the recipient of this one, I believe. Thanks to Whitney for the tag punch; I love it!
Well, I was going to spell Merry Christmas with the puzzle pieces, but the words were too long. So, I made ho-hos instead. I think Courtney got this one? I can't 'member. Shoutout to Whitney again for the punch . ..
Ornaments again. I came up with the idea for them today, so I have to document it so I can remember it for next time. DRB got this one.
The classic torn, three layer Rebecca style. I love these. I gave Dr. Hinckley this one.
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CUTE! I really like the ones with the ornaments on them!
Why aren't you technically in the clarinet studio? What makes one either in or not in the studio, especially if you were last year?
Can I have all your crafting supplies while you're on the mish? BTW, I think Whitney likes you better because she gave you more things than me... :)
To All: I was the one who picked out the puzzle piece punch to give to Rebecca. You're welcome, for allowing such cards to be made.
Yay for creativity. You all got it from me ('cause Dad wasn't all too creative in the art department); although any technical expertise any of you have, you got from Dad ('cause you all know how lacking I am in that terrritory).
I hain't seen you in a while. Come home, Spot.
PS - the security word that I typed to post this was "unche," which would naturally be pronounced "Unchie." I think either of some fictional creature that might be found in Harry Potter ("Unche Bedlam" would be a good chapter title), or of starving panties ("Man, I've got the unches!").
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