cookie cutter ornaments...

Today is Day 5 of Pink Paislee's Winter Wonderland Event. I hope you'll stop over to the Pink Paislee blog to read how to make these four little cookie cutter ornaments. There is a PDF to download the instructions and free digital ephemera pieces like the ones I used here, along with a chance to win a prize pack!

I found a 4 pack of cookie cutters all nestled together in a package in the baking section at AC Moore and thought they would make fun ornaments or table decor.

Some of these are backed with Pink Paislee's Snow Day paper, the one below is backed with a photo of my girls, and the last one is backed with a Snow Day die cut. 

I added lots of pom pom trim and glitter for a snowy effect. You could keep these up all winter!

Don't forget the Winter Wonderland Event runs for 7 more days, so check back to the Pink Paislee blog each day for your chance to win! I am off to spend a day of shopping with my husband to pick up the rest of our Christmas gifts while the girls are at school, can't wait to spend some time with him! Have a great day! xo

Winter Wonderland event...

Starting tomorrow, Pink Paislee is holding a Winter Wonderland event right on their blog, it will be chock full of fun projects for the holidays with full instructions, giveaways, etc for you!

You won't want to miss it. Check back to the blog daily for inspiration and your chance to win!

We are featuring the Snow Day line by Pink Paislee for this event. I made some ornaments for the blog, so I can't show you those yet, but here is a little peek at a "Get Well" card made with this adorable line! I used one of the papers for the background and sprayed it with Silver Sugar Glimmer Mist by Tattered Angels, then added lots of die cuts from the Snow Day - Ephemera package!

Some of the die cut frames are layered, then I printed out the sentiment with my computer on this graph paper, cut it out and added it to my card. I was inspired by the "cough syrup" die cut for a Get Well card. After printing out the sentiments on graph paper, I adhered them to the card front. The lines make it easy to line it up nice and straight.

A couple of the elements are popped up with dimensional adhesive, just to give it some life. The twine is from Scrap Pantry. The font I used is called Typewriter. Not sure where I downloaded it from, but it was free. I never pay for my fonts!

Anyway, I hope this whets your whistle and gets you excited for the blog event! I can't wait to see what the girls came up with. See you there. xo