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There is always a lot of focus on Christmas in our industry this time of year, as that is what the majority of the population celebrates. However, this month's blog hop is dedicated to those that celebrate winter holidays other than Christmas. Create a project that celebrates Hanukkah, Kwanzaa or some other winter holiday as we embrace everyone's beliefs in a celebration of diversity through paper crafting.
Due to my religious beliefs, I do not celebrate any of the holidays, but do take the time to reflect on the beauty of the season. Snowy winter days mean spending time inside, making yummy food (Pioneer Woman's donuts-OMG they are fantastic!) and reading lots of great books by the fireplace. So I thought I would make bookmarks to give to my children on our first snow day of the season. I used PTI's Tiny Treats:Christmas as the focal image and sentiment which I heat embossed in black. I used the bookmark and new circles die to cut the paper and felt (Ocean Tides and Blueberry Sky). The tassles were made with Enchanted Evening and New Leaf bakers twine. All supplies are from PaperTrey Ink.
Great bookmarks. I love them. TFS.
ReplyDeleteOoooooohh I love the wintery book marks! They are the perfect colors!
ReplyDeleteOh no. Please tell me I did not just see those donuts! Now I will be forced to celebrate these cold months with those yummy treats as well! LOL! Seriously, though, your bookmarks are just too cute! I love those colors together! Hugs from Copenhagen!
ReplyDeleteThose donuts are making me DROOL!! I love those bookmarks. So cute and a great way to start off the winter season!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute bookmarks. I love your idea of reading a good book and eating yummy donuts. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!! What a great take on the challenge, I just love it!!
ReplyDeleteSooo cute - love them!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute bookmarks!! You did wonderful with them!
ReplyDeleteThese are sooooo cute. Love them all. You gave me a great idea for some more bookmarks. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteVery cool bookmarks. I love them..I might have to crank out some of those for a few of the kids I know. Really cute! I also want those donuts!! LOL
ReplyDeleteLove the bookmarks! The donuts look amazing too!
ReplyDeleteSuper cute bookmarks! Love them!
ReplyDeleteYour bookmarks are wonderful Mariah! and don't get me started on PW's donuts...*drool* and I don't even LIKE donuts! lol
ReplyDeleteGreat color choices. Love your bookmarks!
ReplyDeleteThese are super sweet, and I love those tassels (and would sure love to have some of those doughnuts!) :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Bookmarks. Loved it.
ReplyDeleteVery cute bookmarks and your donuts look yummy!!
ReplyDeleteI really like your bookmarks, we can never have too many of these. "Pioneer" woman's donuts hmmm is there something significant in that name.
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute!! Hope your children love them :)
ReplyDeleteSuper adorable bookmarks! I think I may have to CASE these! Love how you used the bakers twine.
ReplyDeleteMariah, I love these! I especially like the colors you've chosen. I didn't realize how nicely the blueberry would look with Ocean Tides. Great job!
ReplyDeleteThose bookmarks are super cute. The doughnuts look yummy too!
ReplyDeleteCute bookmarks - Love the colors you used! There should be a rule that you can't post yummy food photos during the hop when I'm trying to eat healthy! :)
ReplyDeleteThose bookmarks are adorable. I love the Tiny Treats holiday set for everyday uses. Your donuts looks scrumptious too!
ReplyDeleteYour bookmarks are adorable and those donuts look delish!!
ReplyDeleteI love your tassels- maybe I need some twine, lol! Until now I did not realize how many non-Christmas images there are in TT:Christmas, and therefore how versatile it is! They are soo cute!!
ReplyDeletevery cute. i love the pioneer woman, too and am particularly smitten with her deadly brownies on which the icing is as thick as the brownie itself!
ReplyDeleteFabulous gift ideas! Love your adorable book marks!
ReplyDeleteAdorable bookmarks and a great idea. One I may borrow if that's ok for when we get a snow day.
ReplyDeleteYour bookmarks are adorable, Mariah! I can't think of a better way to spend a cold winter day than with a good book and yummy doughnuts! Thanks to you, I'll be making some winter themed bookmarks for my former coworkers when I head to school for some tutoring.
ReplyDeleteThese are sooooo cute! And showing those donuts is just evil! lol!
ReplyDeleteWhat sweet bookmarks...love the polka dotted background and how you used the new circle dies!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the bookmarks. What a perfect idea for curling up with a good book and some hot chocolate on a cold winter night.
ReplyDeletethose donuts look awesome!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the bookmarks and the colors you chose! The tassels are just FAB!
ReplyDeleteI love your bookmarks - they make awesome gifts!
ReplyDeleteAdorable bookmarks! Great job with the PTI challenge!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good life!
Terri E.
Super adorable bookmarks!! Love the fun stamps you used! Great job with the PTI Blog Hop challenge! ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteThose bookmarks are adorable!! And really...can you send me some of those YUMMY donuts??
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea, my kids love new bookmarks. It also encourages them to read more often.
ReplyDeletenot sure what looks better - your book marks or those donuts!!
ReplyDeleteLove the bookmarks Maria! I loved the colors you chose, I am sure your kids will love it! and the donuts....yummy!!
ReplyDeleteThese are sinkin' cute!!! Love 'em!
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteOh, these are wonderful! What a great gift idea! Love the colors too.
ReplyDeleteAwesome bookmarks! I love them and what a great idea to make for my grand-daughters. (by the way I don't celebrate the holidays either because of my religious beliefs.)The doughnuts look yummy too. I will have to try them. :)
ReplyDeleteThose are too fun- and YUMMMMMM!
ReplyDeleteMariah, Thank your for the complement on my work. I too am a spreader of the GN and it is nice to meet you and see your family. I am enjoying some of your recipies and your crafting. Looks like you have a very busy schedule. Keep up the good work.
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