Sending You Holiday Wishes...

Is easy and sweet with Lesley's Mailbox Ornament! Fill it with sweet notes to Santa!!

And Glue Girl Carole Janson made a unique Holiday Cheer layered ornament that is beautiful enough to frame!!

 
Today is our Making Memories Ornament finale so sit back and enjoy.....

Holiday Cheer Ornament

Designer: Carole Janson

Supplies:
Glue Arts supplies: Glue Glider Pro
High Tac cartridge
Spooled Ribbon Adhesive
3D Combo pack
Making Memories Noel paper line
Making Memories Noel embellishments
May Arts ribbons
Glitter


Instructions:

Step 1: I used a Note book background from the Making Memories Noel collection and layered with the high tac cartridge different Noel pattern papers.

Step 2: I cut out fun embellishments pieces using the Noel pattern papers and embellishments using my Glue Arts Glue Gun and Glue.d I also used the 3D Combo pack to layer embellishments that I wanted to stand out.

Step 3: I attached the May Ribbon with the Glue Arts Ribbon adhesive.

Step 4: I added a ribbon hanger to the project using the Glue Arts Glue Gun.

Christmas Mail

Designer: Lesley Langdon

Supplies:
Glue Arts Mini Adhesive Squares
Glue Arts Glue Gun
Glue Arts Glue Glider Pro High Tac Adhesive
Patterned Paper: Making Memories
Gems & Embellishments: Making Memories
Ribbon: May Arts
Embossing Powder: Ranger UTEE
Stickles: Ranger
Ink: VersaMark by Tsukineko, Tsukineko Chalk Inks
Tools: Silhouette Die Cut Machine, Silhouette Mailbox Shape & Envelope Shape, Heat Gun


Designer Intro:
I love giving gifts in unique ways and for as far as I can remember, my parents always put envelopes on the tree for us filled with money and a card. This is a take on that by dressing up the tradition a little bit. This Making Memories paper is right up my alley to create a beautiful mailbox that you can only assume is filled with a meaningful message and gift. I loved making the little envelopes to go inside, I ended up making 4 of them, so I could in fact, write a little love note to each of my family members to open on Christmas morning. I thread a ribbon through the top so that it would hang on the tree, but I'm pretty sure that it will sit on its own within the branches of your tree. And if you don't have a tree, it will sit nicely on a mantle.

Instructions:
1. Cut mailbox shape from Silhouette, ink all edges.
2. To make the mailbox shiny, ink mailbox with VersaMark, apply clear embossing powder, heat set. Repeat.
3. Glue mailbox together with High Tac Adhesive and Mini Adhesive Squares.
4. Adhere ribbon, plastic gem loop, leaves, and flowers with Glue Arts Glue Gun.
5. Apply GOLD stickles to the leaves, and gems.
6. Emboss mail sign with red embossing powder, heat set, apply the word MAIL. Adhere to mail box.
7. Adhere ribbon to hang ornament.
8. Cut and ink envelope, use Mini Adhesive Squares to affix together, adhere loop and ribbon with glue gun.
9. Fill your envelope with your message or gift, seal by closing up the mailbox with ribbon and gems.

So today is sadly our last day sharing projects and ideas using the beautiful Making Memories Noel line! It's also your last opportunity to leave us  a comment for a chance to win the Noel Acrylic Stamp Set, Ribbons & Trims and a small assortment of the papers! Plus we could not leave out our own products...we'll tuck in our Extreme Adhesive Squares, Ribbon Adhesive and some of our Vellum Adhesive! And as a surprise bonus today...we'll tuck in a Glue Glider Pro. Have a Pro already? We'll give you a chance to pick a refill of your choice instead!


Now before we go...we'd like to invite all of our fabulous fans to take a moment today to go to the Making Memories Facebook Page and say a BIG Glue Arts hello to them!!  

Then go visit their blog....we know you'll be glad you did when you see what they have up their sleeve for today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 


Here's a hint why....

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