Wow!  This was such a fun card to make.    And, believe it or not..it was very easy. Though, it takes planning to choose the embellishments for the inside of the card box.   When the box card is complete, it folds flat in an envelope. When the card is open, it displays itself like a box filled with all types of fun things.  This week's FREE Digi are Easter Eggs.  Add the egg embellishment, a bunny and some straw to the inside of the box for an interesting Easter Card, especially for kids.  

Grab your FREEBIE image before midnight Sunday.  You'll find the FREE digi under the FREEBIES TAB.  Download a FREE tutorial on how to make a Box Card under the TUTORIAL TAB in the Card Folds section.

The complete BOX CARD Birthday set can be found under SHOP CARD KITS.  
Change up the  "girlfriend" on the Birthday Disc easily by adding a pop up to a rectangle over the "girlfriend" that says; Mom, Son, Sister, Daughter, Granddaughter Dad, or any personalized name.  Enjoy! 

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Preparing for gift giving always includes gift tags to keep all my presents labeled correctly, especially with gift giving to such a large family as I have.  

This weeks FREE digi is a Christmas stocking that can be used in several ways; as a gift tag, an embellishment for the top of a gift, or an ornament for your tree.  It's especially a fun craft  project for kids.  

I used red paper for the boot and silver glitter paper for the cuff, toe and heel.  After cutting and attaching these parts, I ran the stocking through an embossing machine such as a CuttleBug or Big Shot. I cut a second cuff to place on the back side of the tag and sandwiched the ribbon loop between the two cuffs using double sided tape.  Using two sizes of oval punches (1-3/4" and   1-3/8") I created a name tag in red and white so I had a spot to hand print the gift recipient's name.  A hole punch was used to place an opening in the top of the oval tag.  Then I threaded the hole with a piece of ribbon tied into a simple knot and attached with a large glue dot.  I then added the holly leaves with glue dots and the berries with craft glue.    Another idea is to add some stitching lines around the bottom of the cuff, the toe and the heel edge with a black marker or pen.  I added my stitching after I took the photo so it's not shown in the picture above.

Simple and fun.   Hope you enjoy.

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Stacking a digital image creates a new stamp using the same image repeatedly.  I created this image of the stacked gift box by layering them together in Apple's Pages software.  I inserted the single gift box and copied the image so that I had three gift boxes on my page. Then I arranged each box on top of the another and rotated the top two boxes.  The boxes can be layered by bringing the boxes forward or backward. Microsoft's Word and Photoshop software will also give you the ability to stack multiple images simply by using copy, paste and arranging the layers in front and behind one another.

Download the Single Present Digital image on FREEBIE Sunday. Click on the FREEBIES TAB.

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It's another Digi Sunday and you can grab two free digital images under the FREEBIES tab.  This week's feature are  Snowflake stamps.  It's getting colder and some USA cities have already had snow visit there back yard.  It's that time of year to use the snowflakes in our paper designs.

Download the image to your computer. If you insert the image into Word, Pages or a photo editing software it can be resized by grabbing the corner of the image and dragging it to the desired size. You can also add text to the center of the snowflake or purchase the Word Circles for Word, Pages or a PDF file.  This stamp works great for a card or a scrapbook page during the winter season.

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