12 Weeks of Christmas Cards: Week 6

Thanks for joining me for Week 6 of my 12 Weeks of Christmas Cards 2026!  We're half-way there...Yay!  But also - EEK!  It's going by so quickly.  This week, I'm featuring the Detailed Accent Wreaths as the focal point.  These detailed laser-cut wreaths were perfect to coincide with the posting of my yearly Wreaths Across America sponsoring fundraiser.  My goal is to get 100 wreaths sponsored for my local Veteran's cemetery, where my dad is buried.

The Detailed Wreath Accents can be colored with just about anything.  For the first batch, I ink-blended Peaceful Pine on them.  I recommend keeping the wreath accents in the sheet to color them, before popping them out.  The detailed branches are not ideal for rubbing/ink blending/etc.

Another thing to note is that the wreaths are different styles and sizes.  Not all for Christmas.   I paired the wreath cards with the All Wrapped Up Specialty DSP.  These papers all have a shiny finish to them, so they're better suited to use as layers, not to stamp on.

Silver emboss the greeting for all.

Ink blended - 

For the next two, I couldn't decide if the papers had Cloud Cover or Pool Party in them so I did one in each color.  There were also two bows in the accents.  I colored those in with Smoky Slate Stampin' Blends and then added Clear Shimmer Brush over all of it.

For these two, I did direct-to-paper.  Smeared my ink pad directly on the wreath.  I did NOT pop this out before I inked it.  It showed better in the picture this way, especially with my trash scratch paper underneath.  Oy!

Paper Measurements:

• Peaceful Pine/Cloud Cover/Pool Party:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• All Wrapped Up DSP (two prints):  4" x 5 1/4"
• Basic White:  small piece to die-cut label from Scallop Blooms dies

Finished off with a lot of Neutral Sequins, which I think are silver.

Supplies you'll need to create these (Stampin' Up, unless otherwise noted.  Items may be retired.):

Stamps:  Cozy Holiday Sentiments (Waffle Flower)

Ink:  Peaceful Pine, Cloud Cover, Pool Party, Versamark

Paper:  Peaceful Pine, Cloud Cover, Pool Party, Basic White, All Wrapped Up DSP

Other:  Scallop Blooms dies, Sterling Sparkle embossing powder (Brutus Monroe), Neutrals Sequins, Stampin' Blends (Smoky Slate), Clear Shimmer Brush

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Toni

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Wreaths Across America 2026! Support my Wreath Group!

 

Hello Friends!  It's that time of year again -  time to sponsor some WREATHS for Wreaths Across America!

This year marks my SEVENTH Annual Wreaths Across America Fundraiser!  My Mom and I started this in 2020, and I have continued on with it.  She was my biggest supporter, and I really miss her at times like this.  The picture above is from our first wreath-laying experience in 2020.  Between Dave and I, 3/5 of our parents are buried in Military cemeteries so this is personal for us.

My goal is to sponsor 100 wreaths at the Crownsville National Cemetery that my group (ToniStamps Wreaths Fundraiser) is registered with.   This is where my Dad is buried.  There are two ways you can help me reach my goal!

Option 1.  You can sponsor wreaths directly.  Follow the link below to get to my official ToniStamps Wreaths Fundraiser page.  Wreaths are $17 each.    

https://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org/MD0520

The CUT OFF DATE to order wreaths in time for placement in our area this year is December 1st, 2026!!!    Wreath laying date at all sites across the country is December 19th.

If you have loved ones at the Crownsville National Cemetery, you can select "Grave Specific" when sponsoring your wreath.  If you don't know the plot info, you can check here - www.findagrave.com 

My group is registered with the "$5 Forward" Plan.  That means for every wreath sponsored, we get $5 towards another wreath.  For example, if you purchase 5 wreaths, we would get an additional $25 towards more wreaths.  I'm thankful that they have programs like this, so we get even more wreaths.

Option 2.  Place your Stampin' Up order online with me.  It's that simple.  No codes, no minimum amount, nothing special.  Order anything you want through my online store. 

Please Note: place your order by 11/30/2026 in order to count towards my donation.  I am donating 20% of my November sales to sponsor even more wreaths!  Then I am personally matching that number for my own donation - so ultimately, 40% of my November sales will go towards purchasing wreaths.

Last year we sponsored 130 wreaths as a group.  That's amazing!   I appreciate each and every one of you for helping.

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Toni

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Shining Stars Ornaments and Shadow Box

Happy Halloween Friends!  My runny nose from Thursday night has turned into something, so I'm glad to be home today with no real plans other than watching Christmas movies on Hallmark, while I wait for the trick-or-treaters to hopefully show up.

On Thursday night, I shared just a couple of ideas with you for using the Shining Stars dies.  I love these dies, and I'm really surprised that they didn't run out of stock earlier in the month.  They are the October Product of the Month.  I've wanted to make these star-shaped ornaments for a while and then I decided to re-create a Star-Shaped Shadow Box that I made back in 2014 with some of my demonstrator friends.  I have no measurements for our original box, because I was apparently determined to never make another one.  Check that one out HERE.  I just knew it would be easier using the Shining Stars dies - and it was!

Just a reminder that I am generally Live on-line every Thursday at 8:00pm ET.  I stream to BOTH YouTube and Facebook simultaneously, but I recommend viewing on YouTube.   

If you are not able to catch me live, you can watch over on YouTube.  If the picture does not appear below, you can click HERE to get to it.

First up is a simple star-shaped 3D ornament.  Very easy.  I cut cardstsock and dsp with the largest Star die.  Then you score from each point straight down.  Some folding and squishing and you get the puffy star shape.  

Paper Measurements:

• 5 1/2" x 5 1/2" piece of cardstock or dsp - whatever you want.

Punch hole at the top of one of the points and tie some Baker's Twine through to hang it.

Stamps:  None

Ink:  None

Paper:  Highland Heather, last year's 6" x 6" patterned pack (I can't remember the name of it)

Other:  Baker's Twine (Gold and White)

The main event on Thursday was the Star-Shaped Shadow Box.  You need two of the largest stars for the base, and then two strips that you attach to the star to form the sides.  Watch the video for that part, because it's not nearly as hard as you might think.  I don't even think I messed up that part.

I measured the largest star and found that each side is 1 7/8".  

You'll have to excuse the crookedness of my trees and greeting.  Let's say the wind is really howling on those trees!

Paper Measurements:

• Night of Navy: (2) 5 1/2" x 5 1/2", cut with largest size Star die
• Night of Navy (box side panels):  (2) 1 7/8" x 9 3/4", scored at 1 7/8", 3 3/4", 5 5/8", 7 1/2", and 9 3/8", turn and score again at 3/8"
• Creative Celebrations Mix & Match DSP:  hydrangea hue print, cut with second largest die
• Basic White:  scraps to cut partial star shapes out of for the layers
• Basic White hinges: (8-10) 3/4" x 1 3/4", scored in half at 3/8".  You will trim these down further.

Back shows that I glued the second large Night of Navy star to the box to cover up where all of the tabs were glued to the back side.  This extra layer makes it a little sturdier too.

When you add your layers of snow-covered ground, start with the back layer first.  You'll need the hinges to attach to the star-box sides.  Add whatever bits you want to, before you move on to the next layer.  The very front layer might have been the trickiest, because it was so tiny.

Stamps:  Ho Ho Ho  (Paper Pumpkin, October 2022), Wonderful Winterland (Paper Pumpkin, November 2016)

Ink:  Hydrangea Hue, Peaceful Pine, Cherry Cobbler, Pecan Pie, Onyx (Versafine)

Paper:  Frightfully Fun DSP & Sticker Sheet, Frightfully Fun Two-Tone CS pack

Other:  1 3/4" Circle punch, Keeping Tabs punch, Black/White Gingham ribbon, random orange sequins (from an older Paper Pumpkin kit)

I hope this one wasn't too intimidating and that you'll give it a try.   Even though mine didn't turn out perfect, I still love it!  I want to make one with pink next...and maybe a snowman.  We'll see!

Join me this Thursday, November 5th for a Holiday Planner project.  Hopefully my order with the Timeless Christmas DSP and Sticker Sheet will arrive in time!  Just to be clear - this is not going to be a re-usable planner.  I can make a different one every year!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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12 Weeks of Christmas Cards 2026: Week 5

Thanks for joining me for Week 5 of my 12 Weeks of Christmas Cards 2026 journey!   This week I decided to emboss some large scraps of different shades of green and hand-cut some primitive triangle shaped trees...they are certainly not perfect, but that's what I like!  

The designer series paper that I'm using this week is A Little Christmas.  It's the "cute mouse" print pack...which is honestly not my favorite.  However, I do love the generic stripes and plaids on the B sides, so that's a win!

Here's a closer shot.  I added Dazzling Diamonds to the snow line.  I brought out a retired set called Reindeer Greetings for the greeting.  I might use that one for another week's cards...I really like the reindeer in it.  Tuck the medium and small trees behind the snow, and then glue the largest tree on top of everything.  You could pop that larger tree up if you wanted.

Paper Measurements:

• Mossy Meadow:  5 1/2" x 8 1/2", scored at 4 1/4"
• Basic White:  4" x 5 1/4", for inside of card
• Old Olive:  4" x 5 1/4"
• A Little Christmas DSP:  3 13/16" x 5 1/16"
• Basic White:  2 1/2" x 5 1/16", hand-cut the snowline
• Mossy Meadow/Old Olive/Soft Sea Foam:  big scraps embossed with Swirls of Magic folder

Finished off with some Mossy Meadow Sparkle dots that seem to be gone now.

Unfortunately, the Swirls of Magic embossing folder is out of stock with a return date of TBD...so I would suggest using whatever favorite embossing folder you have.  You could even use three different folders, so each tree has a different pattern.  That would add some more interest!

Supplies you'll need to create these (Stampin' Up, unless otherwise noted.  Items may be retired.):

Stamps:  Reindeer Greetings

Ink:  Mossy Meadow

Paper:  Mossy Meadow, Old Olive, Soft Sea Foam, Basic White, A Little Christmas DSP

Other:  Swirls of Magic embossing folder, Dazzling Diamonds glitter, Mossy Meadow Sparkle Dots

Off to watch the Christmas movie that I recorded on Friday night!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Autumn Opulence Tag Mini Album

A Tag Mini Album is so fun to make and fill up!  Use any of your shaped dies to create your base pages.  I used the Everyday Arches dies, so that I could also cut that layer of DSP for each page. Don't want that nested layer?  Leave it off.  I've also seen these made with different size pages throughout the book, or going smallest to largest.  That's the beauty of creating - it's up to you!

I wanted Fall vibes for this mini, so I used the Autumn Opulence Specialty papers.  This pack also has some die-cut ephemera pieces which are perfect for adding to a project like this.  The only stamping that I did was on the cover.

I used a single binder ring to keep it all together and tied five different ribbons on that ring when I was finished.  Pull colors from your papers, and try to incorporate some different textures.  I had some gold mesh ribbon, some braided trim, and some coordinating colors.  

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This is a really FUN project to make and decorate.  It comes together quickly and you can tart these pages up as much or as little as you want.  I stuck with the ephemera pieces from the Autumn Opulence Specialty DSP, but you could bring in whatever you need.

When you are cutting your DSP layers, pay attention to the direction of any patterns.  I planned for my binding to be on the left side.  If you want it on the top, plan accordingly.  Glue the DSP layers to the front and back of your base pages first, then punch holes.  Add your binder ring, and then I added all my bits and pieces while it was together.   I tried to make anything that I could a tuck spot, so that I could slide pictures underneath whatever ephemera was there.

I'm going to add a few pictures of the insides, but not of every page.  You'll get the idea.  I wanted room for pictures and journaling wherever possible.   You might just want pictures - that's up to you!  

Create notes or photo mats to fit inside this adorable pocket!  Also - use a variety of gems and doo-dads throughout the book.   Use as many different styles and colors as you can, as long as they coordinate.

Back cover - I'm keeping this plain, because I suspect it will be laying on a table or something.  I wouldn't want anything to get caught or mangled.

Paper Measurements:

• Pecan Pie/Blackberry Bliss/Peaceful Pine/Early Espresso/Cajun Craze:  (2 each) 4 1/4" x 5 1/2", cut with largest Everyday Arches die
• Autumn Opulence DSP:  (10) 3 3/4" x 5", cut with second largest Everyday Arches die
• Country Woods DSP & Wood Grain Wonders DSP:  (10) 3 3/4" x 5", cut with second largest Everyday Arches die

One thing to note is that the ephemera pieces from the Autumn Opulence pack have a fairly wide white border.  I didn't care for that much border, so I hand-trimmed every piece.    EEK!  You can always add stamped images or whatever you have that will work.

Stamps:  Framed & Fabulous

Ink:  Early Espresso

Paper:  Pecan Pie, Blackberry Bliss, Peaceful Pine, Early Espresso, Cajun Craze, Very Vanilla, Autumn Opulence Specialty DSP, Country Woods DSP, Wood Grain Wonders DSP

Other:  Everyday Arches dies, various ribbons, various gems, binder ring

I hope you love this little project as much as I do!  Think of all the different dies that you have that might work for something like this.    

Don't forget that I've got a couple of more spots open for the next paper share - November Online Exclusives!  Check out that post for details and email me if you are interested.

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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Painted Pumpkins Mega Stamp Camp!

Are you ready for a FUN Stamp Camp that you can take whenever your schedule allows it, from the comfort of your own space?  My Painted Pumpkins Mega Stamp Camp is just what you need!

You will use pre-recorded videos and a PDF Tutorial to guide you in creating your projects from start to finish.  You will be cutting all of your own papers.  Any punched out shapes, embossed pieces, or die-cuts (not from the Painted Pumpkins stamps/dies) will be provided.

You will need the Painted Pumpkins Stamps & Dies to complete all projects as I've designed.  You can use something else similar...but understand there will be differences in your finished projects.   I am not using the stencils at all.  In fact, the stencils/masks are out of stock until the week of November 23rd.

Use the Google Form HERE to register for this class.  I will then send a link for payment, which I need completed by October 29, 2026.  You can use either Paypal or Zelle.

Class packet:  $76.

Shipping is an extra $10, if you need it.

Important Dates:

10/29  Registration complete, and Payment due.

10/30  Order placed with Stampin' Up.

11/4  Expected delivery of order, barring any delays.  I am expediting this order, at my own cost for a faster turn-around for your packets.

11/6  Class packets ready for pick-up or ship out, and PDF Tutorials/Video links emailed to you.

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Toni

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12 Weeks of Christmas Cards 2026: Week 4

Do you have any kind of stocking die?  Mine is old but it still does the job.  These cards will fit in 5" x 7" envelopes, so easy for mailing.  The idea is to die-cut two sets of stocks/accents/cuffs and attach them with a hinge at the top.  If you have the current Stitched Stocking dies, they would just make a smaller card than this one.  Same idea.

I cut two sets of my stocking die pieces from each color, then cut what I needed to make the hinges, and punched accents pieces from the leftovers.  

Hinge is about 3/8" wide, scored in half.  You want the hinge at the top of your stocking cuff, for a "top-fold card".  

Paper Measurements:

• Cherry Cobbler/Garden Green/Real Red/Basic White:  (2 each) 5 1/2" x 8 1/2"

Punch finishing bits out of scraps from the cardstock scraps.  I brought out an old favorite stamp set to emboss the "Happy Holidays" on all of the stockings.  

I took the pictures before I added doo-dads.  :(  I used plenty of Gold Accents, Basic Rhinestones, and Peppermind candies to decorate.

Supplies you'll need to create these (Stampin' Up, unless otherwise noted.  Items may be retired.):

Stamps:  Bold & Basic Greetings

Ink:  Versamark

Paper:  Cherry Cobbler, Garden Green, Real Red, Basic White

Other:  Stocking die, small ornament and tree punches, Santa's Hat punch, Basic Rhinestones,  Peppermint Candies, Gold/Silver/White embossing powders

Currently watching Mr. & Mrs. Christmas on Hallmark!  :)

See you next week.

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Toni

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Frightfully Fun Finale

I've had a lot of fun creating with the Frightfully Fun DSP & Sticker Sheet, and the coordinating Two-Tone Cardstock pack.  These are both on the Last Chance list now, but only the Two-Tone cardstock is actually on sale.  Not everything on the Last Chance list gets discounted, and sometimes they change that and we just don't know.  SO, if these items interest you, keep an eye out for further discounts or just get them while you can.  I STILL have some left over bits, even after this week's projects.

That was my driver for this week - what else could I create with these cool papers and stickers?  I decided on a large treat box that I'll take to work, a small treat holder, and then a small journal.

Just a reminder that I am generally Live on-line every Thursday at 8:00pm ET.  I stream to BOTH YouTube and Facebook simultaneously, but I recommend viewing on YouTube.   

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First project is a really FUN and EASY basket/box made from a piece of 12" x 12" Two-Tone cardstock.  I pulled this one from the archives - I made these years and years ago, using 12" x 12" cardstock.  I will tell you - the Two-Tone cardstock is much easier to use and fold, versus regular cardstock.  Still sturdy enough to hold whatever candy or treats you want it to.

The cool thing about this project is that you can re-size it.  You just need paper that is evenly divisible by 3.  So 12" x 12", or 10 1/2" x 10 1/2", or 9" x 9", etc.  I really would not go any smaller than 6" x 6" - even that makes a very tiny box that is not very practical for use.  You might fit one hershey kiss or nugget in it... ONE.  :(  This 12" x 12" size is going to hold a whole bag of miniatures.

Side view. 

Paper Measurements:

• Two-Tone cardstock base:  12" x 12", score at 4" and 8", turn and score again at 4" and 8"
• Frightfully Fun DSP: 
• TWO prints for outside and inside square panels:  (4 each print) 3 3/4" x 3 3/4"
• Two prints for outside triangle panels:  (2 each print) 3 1/2" x 3 1/2", cut in half diagonally

Punch holes in the pointy ends and tie some ribbon through to keep it all together.

Stamps:  None

Ink:  None

Paper:  Frightfully Fun DSP, Frightfully Fun Two-Tone Cardstock

Other:  Black trim (I got this piece at Michael's)

My second project is a Triangle Treat Box.  The cool thing about this one is you can use any size paper that is twice as long as it is wide.  Think 3" x 6", 4" x 8", 5" x 10", even 2 1/2" x 5".  I think this piece was 4" x 8".

Again, I've made these a long time ago so I brought this back out.  Previously I'm pretty sure I used cardstock and got out the ruler and the score board...it's so much easier with DSP!  You don't need to measure anything.  Fold in half length-wise.  Then pinch the short ends to find the middle and then fold in diagonally.  (Watch the video to see what I really mean).

The hardest part is punching the holes in the sides and fishing some ribbon through to keep it closed.

You could add a tag if you wanted to, but I didn't.  

I'm not going to list any paper measurements or supplies because it's really just one piece of paper.  Like I said, make sure it's twice as long as it is wide, and you'll be good to go!

The final project was a really cool One-Sheet Mini Album/Journal.  You can make this with, or without, a cover.  I chose to make this one WITH a cover.  For the base of this little ditty, you use a 12" x 12" piece of DSP to get a 3" x 6" finished size book with pockets.  Actually, the pockets are optional.  I always make pockets if possible, because it's just more room to hold stuff.  This little book is perfect for the tiny Sprocket pictures, or you can cut up regular 4" x 4" or 4" x 6" pictures.

I used stickers and a scrap of DSP to decorate the front cover and create an altered paper clip.  I was going to use the paper clip to keep the whole book closed, but the back side of the paperclip kept poking the back of the cover - in a bad way.  So I changed my mind and am using that paperclip to hold a folded photo matte on the inside front cover.

The only tricky part of this book is the cutting.  You'll need to watch the video for that part.  Also, you don't want a directional pattern for your BOOK.   A directional pattern is fine for the cover, as I did.

Paper Measurements:

• Frightfully Fun DSP (base):  12" x 12"
• Score at 3", 6", 9"
• Turn once and score at 6"
• Cut along that 6" score line, from 3" to 9" according to the video
• Frightfully Fun DSP (Cover):  6 5/8" tall x 6 3/4" wide
• Score on all four sides at 1/4"
• Score on the 6 3/4" side at 3 3/8"
• Basic Black Two-Tone cs (pocket tag inserts):  (2) 6" x 5", scored at 2 1/2"
• Scraps to make pockets, tabs, photo mats

I mounted the BOO! sticker to a 1 3/4" circle of DSP and made a tuck spot.

Added some of the stickers for interest.

Stamps:  None

Ink:  None

Paper:  Frightfully Fun DSP & Sticker Sheet, Frightfully Fun Two-Tone CS pack

Other:  1 3/4" Circle punch, Keeping Tabs punch, Black/White Gingham ribbon, random orange sequins (from an older Paper Pumpkin kit)

I hope you had some fun with my Frightfully Fun Finale!  These are all Halloween, but obviously you can change up the papers to whatever occasion you need!  

Join me this Thursday for a Give Thanks Tag Album, featuring the Autumn Opulence Designer Series Papers and some dies.  I was originally thinking of the Party Banners dies, but now I'm leaning to wards the Everyday Arches dies...  tune in and see what I come up with!

Thanks for visiting, and Happy stamping!

Toni

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