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Christmas '15' Series 'Our House' Advent Calendar

Posted on November 17, 2015 at 3:05 AM


I wanted to quickly post another advent, actually made the year before last for my lovely Mum to hang on her cork board in the nursing home. I didn't get around to posting anything other than a photo so thought I would add it to the big advent calendar extravaganza I am posting on the website this year. This makes advent number 4 and in fact I had ideas for a few more, so they will have to wait until next year now. Here are a few photos.



A wood effect stamp is great to get the clapboard finish, on the strips of paper across the front of the card. Cut a roof and chimney from red card and fix it to the top.



A bit of distressed ink, gives a nice aged effect to the wood.



Choose some Christmas images to go behind the windows. The Christmas Pick n Mix Collection Digital Stamp set is great for this.



Die cut the windows. Quickutz have two types of window die, to cut a single door or double door, which works really well for this project.

If you don't have this type of die, you can get a template on the Member's pages to cut both types of windows.



Put each picture behind a door and arrange the windows on the front of the house. Stamp numbers on the windows. I have used two windows to create a front door.



The windows at the bottom have stamped images from the Stampin Up Family Stamp Collection. Add a hanger with ribbon and any other trims to finish!








Categories: Project Tips and Notes, 2014 to 2015, Members Goodies

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2 Comments

Reply Imy
9:54 AM on December 8, 2015 
An old project from a while back I just didn't get around to posting. Yes, I enjoyed this one, it was lots of fun.
Reply Marion
7:52 PM on November 20, 2015 
Love this house advent calender. We are getting spoilt for choices now Imy. Thanks again for sharing with us.