Welcome to Day 2 of the Handmade Holiday Blog Hop! We are pleased as punch to be part of this event. This is day 2, but you have plenty of time to hop on in, visit over 60 blogs that are overflowing with holiday crafting inspiration!
PLUS we will draw extra winners from entries on the blogs of the Zutter Zisters who are part of this hop! So check out these ladies on their blog days for a chance for an extra fun-something!
For every comment you leave on the blogs in the Hop, you’ll be entered to win a prize pack from one of the participating manufacturer sponsors! Zutter will be awarding a Distrezz-it-All to one lucky participant!
Lea Sanders - Zutter - Today
Nan Paturzo - Zutter - Sunday Nov 6
Visit the list of blogs below - including this blog today! - and leave a comment. on each by Nov 7, 2011 at 11:59 PM PST. Each day we will be sharing a brand new list of blogs with brand new projects for you to explore, be inspired by, and create from!
Kim Sonksen – Donna Salazar Designs
Jamie Harper – Hampton Art
Jenny Suchin – The Twinery
Heather Conklin– Authentique Paper
Gloria Stengel- Graphic 45
Christine Emberson - Spellbinders
Julie Overby – Spellbinders
Mary Dawn Quirindongo – Clearsnap
Lea Sanders – Zutter
Tara Orr – Graphic45
Patti Milazzo – Glue Arts
Emily Lanham – Authentique Paper
Jessy Christopher – Donna Salazar Designs
Here’s an easy way to make a big handmade impression! Make your own
cards and envelopes with the Zutter Scor-it-All Envelope Template and theScor-it-All scoring board. With these
two tools, you can truly make one-of-a-kind cards, sure to impress!
Jamie Harper – Hampton Art
Jenny Suchin – The Twinery
Heather Conklin– Authentique Paper
Gloria Stengel- Graphic 45
Christine Emberson - Spellbinders
Julie Overby – Spellbinders
Mary Dawn Quirindongo – Clearsnap
Lea Sanders – Zutter
Tara Orr – Graphic45
Patti Milazzo – Glue Arts
Emily Lanham – Authentique Paper
Jessy Christopher – Donna Salazar Designs
Use the Scor-it-All Envelope Template on your
choice of paper. You can either trace
with a cutting blade on a mat, or trace with a pencil and trim with scissors.
Follow the score lines marked on the template and score and fold. Use adhesive on the bottom flap edges and fold to seal the sides. When using one sheet of 12”X12”
paper, you can make one envelope and one card – the card will measure 4 ½” wide
by 11” long, and fold longways. When
using lots of different, coordinating papers, you can mix and match the cards
to envelopes and vice versa! Use
ClearSnap inks and chalks to edge the papers, and embellish as you wish. We like simple stickers and pieces of plain
cardstock for writing sentiments and notes.
If you have read this far, then you now know that we have a
special-double-secret giveaway just for this blog and the die hards who have
read all the way through! Leave a comment here and be part of a random drawing
for a Scor-it-All Mini Scoring Board and Envelope Template! We will draw a random name from all comments
left on Wednesday, November 9! Domestic
U.S. entries only. Happy Scoring!
And....Happy Homemade Hopping!
And....Happy Homemade Hopping!
