Lily Bee Design

Focus on Embellishment Bundle | Altered Project

Happy Friday Lily Bee friends. Summer here today with a super fun Altered frame. I admit I don't do many altered projects so I often find myself browsing the isles of JoAnn's or Micheal's looking for that prefect piece to alter. That is how this project was born.

I found an unfinished wood frame at JoAnn's for just a couple dollars. I threw away the glass, backed the opening in white and went to work. I then spray painted the frame black and distressed the edges. This was the end result.

Supplies: Sweet Shoppe (Gumball, Strawberries & Cream, 6x6 Tiny Tablet, Embellishment Bundle, Chit-Chat Stickers), Victoria Park (Charcoal) and Double Dutch (Celery)

The layers of circles are perfect home for all the goodies you can find in the brand new Embellishment Bundles from Lily Bee. They say variety is the spice of life and the Embellishment Bundle is the perfect combination of decorative brads, buttons, flair and twine. I love how you get such a fantastic mix of product in one pack.

I hope you have enjoyed this altered frame. When you are sitting down next month to think about Father's Day remember this little project makes an awesome gift my husband has a couple of these on his desk at work.

Have a happy and safe weekend.

Tutorial Friday | Framed Dry Erase Board

Well, hello there! Cindy here with a simple tutorial showing you how to convert a large size picture frame into a functional dry erase board.

And by all means, this idea isn't anything new, but kinda new to me. During a four day crop I attended last week, one of my friends showed us how to convert a 5x7 frame into a dry erase board, which was inspired by many ideas on Pinterest. During one of our shopping trips, we hit up Hobby Lobby and I couldn't resist their 50% off deal on all their frames. I love the design and color of the frame, which can easily be spray painted.

Supplies: Pinwheel (Jump Rope & Lemonade Stand, Embellishment Bundle), Christmas Cheer (ABC Stickers)

To begin, remove the glass from the frame and wipe it clean with vinegar & water or plain a spritz of windex, set aside to dry.

Use the insert backing as your foundation and add your pattern paper using a little adhesive to keep it secure. I added a strip of quote bubbles to the bottom of my pattern background embellished a few of them with abc cardstock stickers.

You can easily leave the entire frame bare, but I added an 11x5 inch piece of cork board.

Place the covered insert into the frame and push in tabs to secure into place.

Instead of using the foam squares that came with the package of cork board, I used my hot glue gun. Generously cover the back of cork board and adhere to the outside of the frame.

Add velcro to bottom of frame and dry erase pen and attach.

Make sure the cork is at least the same depth as the frame, so it's flush with the frames edge. Gives it a clean and smooth look without looking too bulky.

Voila! I now have a nice dry erase board hanging in my kitchen I can use to jot down items I need to pick up at the market on a weekly basis. I also use the cork board section to hold coupons, which helps having them out in the open rather inside a container or my purse. Because I am always letting them expire or forget I have them, like I did my $10 Kohl's cash that expired on the 14th.

I added layers of paper flowers and adorned with a large embellishment button and used glue dots to adhere it to the frame. I kept this simple so I can change it up whenever the mood strikes. Plus, it would be fun to change it for every season or holiday.

Thanks for stopping by and taking a peek at my project. Hope it inspires you to create something functional to display in your home.

Focus On: Easter/Spring Has Sprung

Good morning!

It is Monday once again and that means that we're introducing a new theme for the week! This week we are focusing on Spring and the upcoming Easter holiday. 

While Mr. Groundhog told us we'd have an early Spring I think that some of us are having a few doubts. 

Hopefully the projects that Adrienne and I have to share today will help those of you fighting the Winter blues and inspire all of you to create something new and Spring-y this week. 

We will start off today with a happy layout from brand-new Design Team member, Adrienne Alvis. When this showed up in my inbox in preparation for our post today I was even  more excited that she's now a part of our team. It's incredible, don't you think? 

I really like how Adrienne used both the negative and positive image of her diecuts. What a great way to add a lot of detail and texture and bring focus to her photograph.

Adrienne shares, "Nothing says, 'it's Spring' to me more than mud puddles! I was inspired by this fun photo of my daughter breaking in her new rubber boots to use my Silhouette Cameo to cut out a puddle and some splashes using the Pinwheel Lemonade Stand paper. I layered some Sweet Shoppe Jelly Bean paper underneath and popped out a few splashes using some dimensional adhesive. I used a few of the adorable Spring-themed chipboard stickers from the Pinwheel Collection adn embellished soem Chit Chat stickers on top of them. I used my Cameo to cut out a few extra clouds to emphasize my theme and sewed them directly onto my page. I'm so excited to be sharing my creations with you here at Lily Bee!"

Here are a few detail shots of her layout:

I love how she pays such close attention to little details like layering and stitching. Seeminly simple things that add extra pizzazz to her layout. 

Supplies: Pinwheel Collection ( Sprinklers Paper, Lemonade Stand Paper, Chipboard Stickers, Embellishment Bundle, Chit Chat Stickers, Label Stickers), Sweet Shoppe Collection (Jelly Bean Paper, Label Stickers, Chit Chat Stickers, Circle and Tag Stickers). 

We are so happy to have Adrienne as part of the team!

For our Spring/Easter feature this week I decided to create a little Easter decor for my home. 

Just like Adrienne did, I put my Silhouette Cameo to work to cut out these cute projects using a mix of the new Lily Bee Pinwheel and Sweet Shoppe collections. 

First I created the Easter Bunny/Carrot garland by cutting out the shapes on my Cameo and taping twine to the back of the shapes. 

The second thing I created were these little treat bags:

These are a quick and simple project that you can make and fill with little candies or a note for a loved one. I cut the bag from white cardstock and embellished with Lily Bee paper and stickers. 

I also decorated a plain white gift bag by using one of the extra bunny die cuts left over from my garland. I added a Pinwheel label sticker and some Persnickety alpha stickers to finish it off. 

Supplies: Pinwheel Collection (Apricot Tree, Sprinklers, Ice Cream Truck, Circle & Tag Stickers, Label Stickers), Sweet Shoppe Collection (Lemon Drop, Lollipop, CIrcle & Tag Stickers), Persnickety Collection (ABC Stickers). 

I hope that you've enjoyed our projects today and that they help to get you into a Spring/Easter mood. Maybe the weather will start to cooperate with us and it will begin to feel a bit more like Spring as well!

Stay tuned throughout the rest of the week for more Spring and Easter-inspired projects. 

 

Pinwheels | How-to on Friday

Happy Friday, Everyone!  Hope you have enjoyed seeing all the projects this week featuring the Pinwheel collection.  Inspired by Spring and the name of the collection, I'm finishing the week with this project using Pinwheels.

I wanted to layer pinwheels, so I after choosing my papers, I cut two squares (3" and 4").

To add a little more fun, I used a border punch and punched around all four sides.  Using a bone folder, I folded point to point, opened it, then folded to the other point to point to form creases.  This helps with the next step.

Cut to about a 1/4 to an 1/8 of an inch from the center along the creases.
Fold the left sides into the center.  This to me is the trickiest part in getting all the points in the middle enough to attach them.
So to help secure them, I stapled in the center.  If you are going to use a brad to finish them off, punch a hole in the center.  Next, create the second pinwheel following these steps, then secure the two pinwheels together with a brad or staple again in the center.

Use can use a wooden stick, dowel, or, what I used, a lollipop stick and wrap some coordinating washi tape around it.

With your finished layered pinwheels, adhere it to the stick.  I used a very strong glue to do this and held it for several seconds for it to bond.

Create your own "straw" to fill the jar by cutting strips of pattern paper.

Fill the jar with the strips and some goodies.

You may not have the Crop-A-Dile II that can punch anywhere.  The pinwheel could probably stand up in the jar without because of the candy and straw it if you didn't have that tool.  
I wrapped more washi tape around the outside of the lid, added a scalloped circle to the top and put the Pinwheel through it.  It needed a tag, so I made a quick one by cutting about an inch and half by three and half piece of pattern paper, rounded the corners with a corner rounder, and then punched a hole at the top.
Very quick, fun, and easy way to put together something cute for my daughter and her best friend for Easter.
My daugther loves for me to make her something.  So she will be excited, and I'm sure, will pick which one she likes best.  Thank you for joining me today.  Join us next week for a Spring and Easter projects.
Pinwheel (Flower Box Paper, Kite Strings Paper, Sprinklers Paper, Embellishment Bundle)

St. Patrick's Day Frame

Top o' the morning to y'all!

That's a Texas-Irish greeting for you since I am a little bit Irish and live in Texas, ha ha. 

It's Becky here with you today to share an altered project.

For my project for today I decided to do a little St. Patrick's Day decor in honor of the upcoming holiday. This was a quick and easy craft, perfect for those of us who like to have decorations for each of the holidays but don't have a lot of time to sit down and create. 

I repurposed an old frame that used to hold whimsical art for my youngest daughter's room. 

The shamrocks were cut from various shades of green paper in the Persnickety, Sweet Shoppe and Pinwheel collections. I even threw in a little bit of blue for variety. I used my Silhouette Cameo to cut both the shamrocks and the sentiment and then added some green pearls for extra detail. 

I think the part that took the longest was cutting everything out. 

Supplies: Persnickety (Finicky, Ritzy, 6x6 Tiny Tablet), Pinwheel (Kite Strings, Lime Rickey), Sweet Shoppe (Candy Stick). 

I had previously created Christmas decor that was similar and like the idea of having something for each season/holiday. I just might create something for Spring next!

Thanks so much for stopping by the Lily Bee blog today. 

Have a wonderful weekend and we'll see you again on Monday. 

 

 

Shadow Box Frame

Hello there.  It's Ursula here today to show you a little shadow box frame project I created to highlight a photo I just love of my husband and I. We danced together at our daughter's wedding 2 years ago. Somehow, I missed this photo before. I love the look on my husband's face as I whispered in his ear. I can't recall now what I may have told him, but I do know that I had to do something special with it. 

I really feel like the image expresses how we feel about each other, even after 21 years together.

The look I wanted to create was reminiscent of a graduated hall.  I saw this photo that inspired me to try to accomplish the layered look I ended up with.  In order to acheive it, I had to cut larger and larger windows in full sheets of paper.  I then backed each sheet with long strips of dimensional foam tape to lift each layer from the next.

While relatively simple, it did take a bit of time to get all of the sizes correct but I love the finished result.

I added some wood veneer pieces to incorporate different textures.  I also did one round of the layers using a shiny 'subway' patterned tape I have to create added texture. Silhouette helped me create a beautiful and classic title.

Lily Bee Supplies used ( This & That : Patterned Paper, Buttercup: Patterned Paper, Victoria Park: Patterned Paper, Christmas Cheer: Patterned Paper, Autumn Spice: ABC Cardstock Stickers)

The end result produces a page that could never be used in an album as it's quite thick (at least 1/2 inch, but it is perfect for a shadow box.

So what have you altered lately.  Make sure you show us your most recent Lily Bee projects on our Facebook page or in our Flickr gallery.  We love all the inspiration you provide!

a Love Notes Mini

Good Friday morning!

Now that all the CHA excitement has passed, I'm so ready to dig into the new product even more. The new collections Kristen created are so wonderful. Love that she added an embellishment pack, new sets of stickers and chipboard accents!

I (Cindy L.) couldn't go without making a little mini album using bits and pieces from each brand new collection Sweet Shoppe, Destination & Pinwheel. I don't do a lot of altering, but every now and then I will create a little mini to keep or give as a gift. With Valentine's around the corner, I decided to alter the cover of a 4x4 mini album and the album will be used to document little loves notes and thoughts from each family member.

Supplies (Persnickety: Tiny Alphabet Stickers; Sweet Shoppe: Pattern Paper-Licorice Whip & Chit Chat Stickers; Destination: Pattern Paper-Bon Voyage; Pinwheel: Pattern Paper-Flip Flop + Cheery Blossom, Embellishment Bundle, Chipboard Stickers)

I layered the cover of the mini with vellum for a bit of softness against the bold zig-zag pattern that has been adhered to chipboard with sanded edges. I love how the bold design still pops behind the vellum.

bits of accent embellishments were used from punched hearts to chipboard accents to tiny alpha stickers.

the chipboard cover is simply embellished with word stickers and hand-cut bubble from pattern paper.

Thanks a bunch taking a peek at my love notes mini. Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Smooches!

Holiday Inspiration Week 3 | Holiday Tin, Gift Tags & More...

Happy Tuesday everyone! There's seven more days left until Christmas. I can't believe how close it is and there is still a lot of baking and shopping to be done. Today, Andrea, Stacey & I (Cindy) have some inspirational projects to add to your gift giving, scrapbooks and new traditions for the holiday season.

Stacey created holiday traditions tin, a fabulous twist to a December daily and great family keepsake.

Supplies: Christmas Cheer (Santa's Sleigh, Reindeer Games, 6X6 Tiny Tablet, Clear Stamps, Index Journal Card, Mixed Cardstock Sticker, ABC Sticker)

I decided to create a keepsake tin that could double as holiday decor.  I have it placed in the middle of a vingette on my coffee table. Truth be told, I've had a hard time committing to a December Daily, but want to document a big tradition in our house.

Each December, our elf comes to visit.  I simply used festive papers from the 6X6 Tiny Tablet to decorate the top of the tin and then filled the inside with photos and journaling cards. For the outside of the tin,  I layered some of my favorite patterns and placed the "A Christmas Story"  journaling card in the center.  I used the Tradition stamp along the side to really capture the purpose of the box.

The winking Santa was cut from the Santa's Sleigh paper. I think the theme of the box could easily be adapted to make a thoughtful gift for a family member.

I made a dozen holiday tags that would not only be great for gift wrap but also a good addition to any craft project, layout or December daily.

Supplies:  Christmas Cheer (6x6 Tiny Tablet & Clear Stamps), Persnickety (Clear Stamps & 6x6 Tiny Tablet) & Christmas Town (Chipboard Sticker)

I focused on using the Christmas Cheer clear stamps for this project and kept the colors consistent and used several different sizes and styles of white tags.

Each tag is stamped with a phrase or image and heat embossed using embossing powder. I love the look of using the embossing powder. It's less messy than using glitter and will last a lot longer over time.

Lastly, Andrea adds a new twist in gift card wrapping.

Supplies: Christmas Cheer (Frosty - paper, Mrs. Claus - paper, Mixed Cardstock Stickers, Index Journal Card)

Finding a new way to "wrap" your gift cards today.  Picked up a few glass jars while walking the aisles of a local craft store.  With our gift card gifts for all of the teachers again this year, it was time to have a little fun wrapping them all up in Lily Bee's Christmas Cheer collection in a fun way. 

Fill the jar with glitter, paper pieces, a handmade card.  Slip in your gift card and it is time to embellish the outside.  Created yarn tassels for a little warmth against the cold glass.  Fabric ribbon and a vintage button complete the top of the jar. 

Then, use those mixed cardstock stickers and index journal card to create a folded gift tag.

Thanks for hanging out with us today. Be sure to stop back by tomorrow for more holiday inspirations.

xo!

Tutorial | Tiny 'Autumn' Mini Album

Good morning creative souls and happy Friday to you! Today, I (Cindy) am super excited to share a simple tutorial on how-to make this tiny mini album out of index journaling cards.

Gather a mix of index journaling cards. I used 17 of them from Autumn Spice, Persnickety, Victoria Park, Double-Dutch, Buttercup and Handmade collections.

Score each index journaling card in half, which should measure 2-inches, facing up.

If you want, you can also gather a few mini tags and mini envelope and score each of them in half, too. Once each index journaling cards has been scored, fold with print side facing in. Set cards up and arrange them with the tabs equally spaced and add in other index journaling cards with two notches at the bottom in between the cards with tabs.

Lay in order and begin adhering the first two index journaling cards backs together using a glue stick. Make sure the front of each one are flush and even through.

Use the scored mini tags and mini envelopes within the mini album adhere them to different index journaling cards. This can be done with them added in between gluing and to also hide any unevenness.

once cards have been glued together, use binder clips at top and bottom and drizzle Helmar's acid free glue to the back seams of the cards and evenly spread to get a good seal on the spine of the mini album. (Note: this glue dries super fast...less than 5 minutes)

Once dry, use mini album to determine size of cover and score according to thickness.

Evenly adhere the first and last index journaling cards inside album cover, one at a time.

To decorate the front of my mini album, I used a small tag stamped with title and embellished with tiny leaves and button. Add twine or ribbon through button holes and through the tags hole and adhere it to the small flap with a few glue dots for extra security.

Here is a view inside the tiny mini album.

Throughout the album, I used lots of cardstock stickers, clear stamps and tiny die-cut leaves. I specially made this album to keep all my favorite photos from this Fall season. This album fits 2"x1.75" photos perfectly (Instagram photos would work, too).

Happy FALL and enjoy your weekend!

 

Autumn Spice | Inspiration Day 3

Hi Lily Bee fans! Today is the third and final day of our Design Team inspiration using Autumn Spice! We've got some fun inspiration today including lots of cards and a spook-tacular home decor project! So grab a cuppa coffee and enjoy these projects from Danielle, Cindy and Amy!

First up are some gorgeous cards from Danielle. Let's read what she had to say about her cards.I have two fall cards to share made with Lily Bee's new Autumn Spice line. Love the colors!  On this card, I used a Papertrey Ink die called Photo Finish Strips to cut the red strip with an Autumn Spice sticker in the middle. Before adhering it, I added a mini clothespin to hang a sentiment, stamped with the new Autumn Spice stamps! Tag is cut with the Tiny Tags die by Papertrey Ink. On the next card, I pulled out my beloved Maple Leaf punch again (by Fiskars, I believe). I have gotten so much use out of this punch! The little fall journaling card was so cute, I had to use it on my card. Inspired by the tab on the top, I cut another tabbed piece with my Desktop File: Inspiration die (center die) to tuck behind from one of the beautiful papers.

The mini clothespins were just from the craft supply store, but a fun addition.

And a little bit of twine tops off the fall-ish feel! You really can't go wrong mixing and matching these papers, they are gorgeous together! Thanks, Danielle! They are beauti-fall! :)

Next up, Cindy brings us some adorable bats that she's used in her own home to decorate for this festive time of the year. Take a look

 

 

 
I just love how she's created so many of them and made it look like they are flying out of her fireplace cave. Spooky and beautiful at the same time! The layers and the additions of the little baubles on the wings are the perfect touch! 

Last up, I have a couple cards to share as well. 
For this card, I used the negative space from several leaf cut outs I made using my Cameo for a previous project, to use as the center piece of my card. I used various papers from my Autumn Spice 6x6 paper pad to fill in those leaves and create lots of color and texture. Then I layered a couple different stickers from the Autumn Spice Mixed Cardstock Stickers to create my sentiment in the bottom corner. Sometimes I forget that it's "ok" to cut up printed stickers to create my own look for a project, and I'm glad I remembered that here, because I really like the effect.
 

For my next card, I used one of the Autumn Spice Index Journaling cards to showcase my sentiment

To give it extra flair, I stitched along the printed banner several times and left the ends loose and exposed, helping to create that celebratory feel. 

Then, lastly, I created my sentiment using the Autumn Spice ABC stickers. Using two different colors helps to add "pop" and bring your eye straight to the message. I also accentuated that by using the brown buttons that lead the eye straight down. By using the brown on the deep walnut paper, the buttons add dimension, but don't distract from the sentiment. 

I hope you've enjoyed seeing these last few project from our Design Team today using Autumn Spice! Tomorrow, Wendy Sue Anderson will be back to share an Autumn Spice layout with us. Then on Friday we are announcing the newest members of our Design Team here on the blog, so make sure to come back and join us! Thanks so much for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!

Persnickety Week | Inspiration Day 5

Hey everyone, TGIF & welcome!

To round out this weeks Persnickety inspiration, Melissa M. & I (Cindy) have created some fabulous to share with our Lily Bee fans today.

I altered a black wooden frame I purchased a while back that I couldn't resist. I wanted to document our Anniversary trip my husband and I made together earlier this summer. During our visit to the Outer Banks, we drove down to Cape Hatteras Lighthouse. A place I have always wanted to visit.

I used the 6x6 Tiny Tablet to create the 4x6 decorative side of the frame and used punches to add die-cut embellishments, which are layered with Mixed Cardstock Stickers, ABC Stickers and Clear Stamps set.

The photos I used in my frame were slightly muted, one tone color, which allowed for the Persnickety color and design palette to pop and compliment the photos.

I also love how well the bold zig-zag patterns and shapes mixes with my homes color scheme.

Melissa's Turning 31 layout is adorable with elements of layers upon layers of pattern papers that are mixed with subtle vellum accents and hues of greens and blues.

Adding the hidden journaling is something I love that Melissa adds to her scrapbook pages. It's another way to adding detail to your scrapbook design and letting your curiosity wonder, but allowing her photos speak for themselves.

She also created a lovely background accent using the Persnickety Clear Stamps, stamping the images in different layers of ink. It adds subtle touches of texture to her overall scrapbook page. LOVE!

Thanks so much for stopping by and I hope your week of Persnickety inspiration has your creative juices ready to crank out some amazing crafty and scrappy projects.

 

One quick reminder. Today is your last chance to send in your Lily Bee Design Team application. If you'd like all the details, make sure to check out this post here. This is an opportunity you don't want to miss!

 

 

Guest Designer | August | Lilith Eeckels

Hello Lily Bee fans! It's nearly the end of August and that means saying goodbye to this month's Guest Designer, Lilith Eeckels. We've enjoyed each and every project she's shared with us! Make sure and go back and take a peek at all of her beautiful work this past month, here. 

Today, Lilith brings us her grand finale for August with a spectacular altered project. She's not only created a beautiful art journal page, she's also created a video tutorial of her process for us all to enjoy. So sit back, and enjoy watching Lilith work her magic on this beautiful piece of art using Lily Bee products!

 

 

Supplies: Autumn Spice Patterned papers: nutmeg, cinnamon, brown sugar, Autumn Spice Mixed Cardstock Sticker, Autumn Spice ABC Cardstock Sticker, Distress ink: Frayed burlap, antique linen, Stazon black, brown, Archival ink: sepia, Artemio stamps, Gelatos, India ink, Page torn out of an old book

 Thank you ever so much, Lilith, for sharing your talents with us for the past month! Next week we'll have a brand new guest designer with us for the month of September, so come back to check that out next Thursday. Until then, have a wonderful day!

Mixed Media Heart Canvas

While looking at Pinterest at this project, I thought I would put my own little spin on and make a canvas using masking. I used a small 6x6 canvas and covered it with small 1x1 inch squares from the Lily Bee Head Over Heels 6x6 Paper Pad.

After I mod-podged them down using glitter mod-podge, I used my Cricut to cut out a large heart. Using removable Glue Dots, I attached it to the canvas and painted over the front with white paint. You can faintly see the squares under the white paint. A really light coat, even slightly watered down, is what I would suggest.

This is what you see when you pull off the heart. I also used bubble wrap and black ink to distress the corners a bit. I did that while the heart mask was still on the canvas.

I didn't like the white edges of the canvas so I used decorative tape (two layers deep) to finish the edges.

I also didn't like that the heart wasn't well-defined, so I put the heart back on and and used a thin black sharpie to outline it. I also doodled a bit on parts of the heart. Finally I added the words and the sticker to finish it off. I mod-podged a few more times to set everything.

From the side

A little close-up action

Products Used:

Lily Bee Head Over Heels 6x6 paper

Lily Bee Head Over Heels Cardstock Stickers

Lily Bee Head ABC Cardstock Stickers

Day 13 - Altered Christmas Canvas

Hi all! Kay here with a project inspired by the fabulous Christy Tomlinson. I am just starting to dabble in the world of mixed media, and thought the Jingle line would be perfect for a Christmas tree!



Here's a view from the side. I bought these 8"x10" canvases in a bundle of 8 canvases for about $10.



Again I used the Glitter Mod Podge. LOVE this stuff!



More details



Once more, here is the canvas.



Supplies Used:

Jingle Mistletoe
Jingle Merry & Bright
Jingle Peppermint
Jingle Spruce
Jingle ABC Stickers
Jingle Mixed Cardstock Stickers

Day 11: Holiday Gift Tags

Hi Lily Bee friends!  It's Jenni here today with a few quick ideas for making gift tags for your holiday gifts this season.

If you are anything like me, you may be in the middle of many different holiday craft projects and have scraps galore.   Well, how about using some of those extra small pieces of paper and making gift tags?   I found that using the Jingle 6x6 Tiny Tablet was perfect for this project!

I used Kraft tags by Ranger, but you can find tags like this at your local office supply store.  It's great to have a stack of these around for such things and they also are wonderful for scrapbook layouts!   I then used various scraps from my Jingle 6x6 paper pad, Jingle cardstock stickers, ABC letters, and journaling cards and went to town.  

I added a few extra items such as stickpins, border punches, ribbon, and twine.   I really enjoyed using the Jingle stamp collection as well.  I paired it with silver ink from American Crafts to create the snowflakes in the tag below. 

This last tag was the quickest to make, but it might be my favorite! I took three different square punches to create a stack of presents-- so fun!   It would be easy to repeat these designs with different Jingle pattern papers to create a handmade, uniform look underneath your tree.

I hope you are enjoying our 24 days of holiday inspiration!  And as you craft, don't forget to save your Lily Bee scraps to make beautiful gift tags!

Lily Bee Supplies Used:
Jingle: 6x6 Tiny Tablet, ABC Stickers, Cardstock Stickers, Journaling Index Cards, Clear Stamps