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Hey Cookie and Sweet Home Sale!

hey cookie, sale, sweet home 12.18.2013

Hello friends!

Do you love Christmas cookies? I really, really, really do :)

To help celebrate my love of cookies I thought it would be fun to have a little holiday sale!

From now thru December 25th Hey Cookie and Sweet Home will both be 50% off!

HEY COOKIE

SWEET HOME

See you back tomorrow with a fun decor piece for the holidays!

xo
Danielle

Tangled Up in Christmas Day 19: Sweet Wishes

chari moss, hey cookie, sweet home, tangled up in Christmas 12.19.2012

Hi Everyone, Chari here with Day 19 of Tangled up in Christmas. I have been seeing lots of the inktense pencils on blogs lately so it inspired me to play with my colored pencils some. No I don't have any inktense pencils myself...well not yet anyway, I'm hoping Santa might bring me some! :)

I heat embossed all the images in white embossing powder on Neenah Desert storm cardstock. Then I broke out my Prismacolor pencils and colored everything. Because I wanted this card to be very "sweet" I applied clear rock candy distress stickles to all the images. I think it gives them a nice sugar coated look and makes all the sweets sparkle. I added red stickles to the tree just for something a little extra. This card is nice and flat and would be perfect to send through the mail for the holidays.

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Tangled Up in Christmas Day 14: Treat Bags

elves at work, hey cookie, katie gehring, santa's notes, tangled up in Christmas 12.14.2012

Good morning friends,

Do you give edible treats and baked goods for the holiday? I certainly do, and I am always looking for crafty ways to help dress up my treats. I want to share with you today how I used my Neat and Tangled stamps to create a holiday house from a small kraft coffee bag. I usually opt for the bags that are lines with the plastic coating to keep any oils from the baked treats from marring the outside of the bag.

I used the scallop rows from Little Tangles to create the roof and trimmed it with the peppermint from Santa's Notes. The peppermint fits perfectly inside a 1/2" circle punch.

I re-purposed the gifts from Elves at Work as windows along with the Santa's Workshop sign. The north pole from Santa's Notes became the door frame and some gum drops from Hey Cookie accent the snowdrift landscape.

Your bag is now ready for whatever yummy treats you plan to place inside. Happy Baking!

Katie

Tangled Up in Christmas Day 7: Sweet Treat Container

hey cookie, sweet home, tangled up in Christmas 12.07.2012

We're Tangled Up In Christmas this month, with card ideas and inspiration!

I made a little windowed treat box with my Silhouette Cameo and some sweet stamps.

I combined 2 Silhouette Store cut files to make this little bag. I cut it from Hero Arts Shallows layering papers and scored it myself. (I think the perforated score lines are kind of ugly, so I usually delete those and score my own.)

I randomly stamped the snowflake image from Hey Cookie in Versamark Ink and heat embossed in white.

I cut a rectangle of clear plastic and glued it over the window. (I used recycled packaging here.)

While in my Silhouette software, I modified the bag shape to cut a "cuff" of a contrasting color. This is Hero Arts Carnation layering paper.

I glued these to my bag die cut.

I burnished all of my score lines and added my adhesive to the glue tab.

I stamped my sentiment and 2 candy canes on scraps of matching cardstock and heat embossed in white

I added some sparkle to my candy cane with a Sakura Gelly Roll Clear Star pen.

I added my sentiment and a bit of coordinating ribbon to close my box.

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Little Bear's Christmas

halloween scene, hey cookie, little bear, pamela ho 11.10.2012

Hello everyone! This is Pamela here with a card featuring Little Bear with a combination of various stamp sets.

I took Little Bear one step further to give it a little Santa Hat from Hey Cookie stamp set by using a simple masking technique. I made a Christmas tree for Little Bear with a star from Halloween Scene.

I cut out two slopes from vellum and stitched it onto some patterned paper. By leaving the top of the slopes open, this gives me a little pocket where I can slip in a gift card for the recipient. How perfect is it to be able to integrate the gift card onto the card!

This will be entered into Moxie Fab World's Paper Crafting Tips & Tricks: Stitching.

-- pamela

P.S. i love you

amy kolling, CASology, hey cookie 11.04.2012

Happy Sunday! Amy here today with a CAS card for the CASology challenge! Have you checked out this challenge blog yet? I LOVE this challenge and this week just happens to be sponsored by Neat & Tangled Stamps! The deadline is NOON today CDT....so get those cards in!

So I mentioned that Neat & Tangled is sponsoring the challenge this week......You have until NOON today CDT to get your CAS card submitted. There is a stamp set for this week's favorite!

Here's my little creation using the stamp set up for grabs: Hey Cookie!

{p.s. i love you}

Stamps: Hey Cookie (Neat & Tangled), Love Notes, Gingham Borders (PTI)

Ink: True Black, Pure Poppy (PTI)

Paper: SS White, Kraft (PTI)

Dies: Pinking Squares (Wplus9)

Misc: Copics

A Flair For Buttons World Card Making Day Blog Hop!

a flair for buttons, hey cookie, World Card Making Day 10.06.2012

If you are placing a Neat & Tangled order today, use code WCMD2012 at checkout for a surprise!

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Happy World Card Making Day everyone! And welcome to the A Flair For Buttons Blog Hop!

Today you get to visit all of the A Flair for Buttons Design Team Member's Blogs! Each of us is making a card showing of some of Shelley's fun Flair to inspire you! So let's get it started! If you're already hopping you should be arriving from Diane's Blog.

I know that the holidays are a ways off, but after the Neat and Tangled release week I was really in the mood for Christmas, and so I made this little cutie :)

Leave a comment below (by midnight CST Monday, October 8th, for a chance to win a set of the Linen Polka Dot Flair! It's one of my absolute favorites, and what I used for my card!