Can you believe we are in the final month of December already?

I still can’t get over how fast this year has gone. But the good thing about a new month is that we have a brand new YCCI (You Can Create It – International) Challenge to share with you.

Our subscribers had a fun packet to create with during November…

It included a half A4 sheet of thick Vanilla cardstock and a couple of 4×6 inch panels of the gorgeous Brightly Gleaming designer series paper and some Star Designer Elements too.

This is what I created…

This is a simple card, but a fabulous way of using up your favourite Christmas papers.

All you need to do is cut a panel slightly smaller than the base card, then use a die to curve the bottom edge (I used a die from In The Woods). Then add a jumping deer from the Detailed Deer dies set.

Detailed Deer is not new to Stampin’ Up! – it’s been in the annual catalogue for a year or so now – but it’s still one I reach to quite often. Truly gorgeous!

The inside of the card is decorated simply with the cut-off corner from the front. The extra paper decorates the envelope.

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Design Team Projects

Would you like to see what the design team came up with?

And here are some entries from subscriber Dianne Simpson. Thanks Dianne!

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A big thank you to our fellow Aussie subscribers who shared some of the projects they made with last month’s kit too.

Dianne Simpson

Annette Weisner-Ellix

I love to see what you made!

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Register Now for January-March

• Registration for the next quarter (January – March kits) closes on December 28th.
• Message me via Facebook or email to secure your spot.
• First-time subscribers: AUD$25 per quarter including delivery.
• You will get 3 x monthly kits (one each for January, February and March) PLUS an extra full-size item from the current Stampin’ Up! catalogues PLUS extra materials (such as cardstock and embellishments) that you can use to finish off your monthly project.
• All items are beautifully packaged in a secure box and delivered to your door.

Happy stamping, 

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