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Coffee Oasis is a coffee shop/organization located in Washington State that provides help for our youth including programs for drug abuse, homelessness, violence, and poverty. (You can read more about their programs HERE.
How you can help Coffee Oasis:
We are hoping that this blog hop will bring awareness to organizations such as Coffee Oasis and that we can raise a little money and support for them! Kat Scrappiness has pledged to donate 15% of all sales proceeds to Coffee Oasis and many other sponsors have all donated prizes to give away along the hop! So please visit them and show some support.
You can also donate directly to Coffee Oasis HERE. Even if you can only donate $1 or $5, it doesn't matter. Every little bit will help a kid in need.
Make sure to scroll all the way to the bottom of my post for more info on the Blog Hop and how you can win prizes! We all love PRIZES!!
For my project, I created a 3D Christmas ornament card using Rinea Foiled Paper who is one of the sponsors in this hop, with a $25 gift certificate.
Below is a video tutorial showing exactly how I created my cards and the products I used.
Some close-up photos so you can see the gorgeous foiled paper from Rinea!
Now for how you can win some great prizes from our sponsors!
There are two ways to participate and win in this blog hop! Do both and double your chances of winning.
Option One: Create a winter themed card and enter it into the blog hop HERE. If you are entering your card to the blog hop, just click on "Add Your Link" at the bottom of the list and follow the instructions, it's quick and easy! If you have any questions on how to enter the blog hop, please contact us and we will be happy to help.
Option Two: Leave a comment on and follow the blogs and YouTube channels participating in the hop!
At the end of the hop, (on December 13th) we will randomly choose the winners and they will win fabulous prizes from our sponsors. (Prizes listed below) All Winners names will be posted on the Kat Scrappiness blog and we will attempt to contact everyone who leaves their contact information. If prizes are not claimed within 7 days, another winner will be chosen.
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Kat Scrappiness is offering 15% off EVERYTHING IN THE STORE and is donating 15% of all sales during this blog hop to Coffee Oasis! Use coupon code: COFFEEOASIS to save! We are also giving away gift packages!
PRIZE SPONSORS
The following sponsors have generously donated prizes to give away to our hoppers and visitors!
Below is the list of designers participating in the hop. So hop along, comment and follow each of their blogs. The more you comment on the more chances you have of winning. :)
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Next, I peeled off the vinyl from the backing but leaving the image that I wanted to transfer onto the glass. Using a pair of tweezers I weeded out the small piece that I do not want to be added to the glass.
I then cut a piece of the StyleTechCraft Transfer Tape to fit over the cutout image and made sure it was all press down really well. Then peeled the backing off, the image will be transferred onto the transfer tape now. Now just place it onto the glass where you want your image to be and make sure to press it on really well. Remove the transfer tape and you are done. Easy peasy!!
Here are some close-ups....
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Hello! Can you believe it is almost Christmas? This year is flying by! Luckily though I am pretty much finished with all my Christmas cards. I made this whimsical Christmas card using products from Derwent Academy and Xyron.
Below is a video tutorial showing exactly how I created my card and the products I used.
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All the tutorials and projects on this website are for personal use only. If my projects inspire you and you remake a project of mine or want to share any of them, I just ask that you give me appropriate credit and provide a link to my blog and to my original project.
