Monday, 17 December 2012
Quick Homemade Christmas Cards
I wanted to make all my cards this year- not an easy feat when you have 7 brothers and sisters and the boyfriend has a large Irish family! So I decided to make these little hanging cards (to go on the tree). It still took an evening to make all 20+ but I used a book of Christmas Stickers and some pre-cut colored cardboard squares to make it a little quicker. Just thought it was a nice way to make something unique and cute for everyone, here are the pics:
Happy Holidays x
Saturday, 15 December 2012
Christmas Dotee Dolls!
Hey Folks,
Its been a little while since I posted- I've been crafting as much as possible to get everything ready for Christmas! I'll be posting up all the gifts I've made soon, but for now- here are a couple of Dotee dolls I made for the Christmas Dotee Doll Swap I hosted on CO+K-
Dotee Dolls are usually about 3-7 inches tall, they have a loop at the top so they can be hung up (in this case- on the Christmas tree!), and they usually have a beaded or embellished tail. Traditionally they are made, given a name and then sent to a friend.
If you've not heard of Dotees before, here are some good resources to find out more information and for inspiration too!
The Creator Of Dotees Blog
How-to make A Dotee on You Tube
And a Flickr Group
This first one I made was for a lady in the Netherlands- the doll is called Grandma Christmas:
And the second is called Connie (like Conifer- get it?) and was for a lady in Washington, USA
And ->Here<- is the link if you want to check out what everyone else made in this swap.
More Christmas crafts coming soon!
Happy Holidays,
Hayley xx
Its been a little while since I posted- I've been crafting as much as possible to get everything ready for Christmas! I'll be posting up all the gifts I've made soon, but for now- here are a couple of Dotee dolls I made for the Christmas Dotee Doll Swap I hosted on CO+K-
Dotee Dolls are usually about 3-7 inches tall, they have a loop at the top so they can be hung up (in this case- on the Christmas tree!), and they usually have a beaded or embellished tail. Traditionally they are made, given a name and then sent to a friend.
If you've not heard of Dotees before, here are some good resources to find out more information and for inspiration too!
The Creator Of Dotees Blog
How-to make A Dotee on You Tube
And a Flickr Group
This first one I made was for a lady in the Netherlands- the doll is called Grandma Christmas:
And the second is called Connie (like Conifer- get it?) and was for a lady in Washington, USA
And ->Here<- is the link if you want to check out what everyone else made in this swap.
More Christmas crafts coming soon!
Happy Holidays,
Hayley xx
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