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December Daily 2009: Just add words + pictures

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My December Daily 2009 is underway– well at least there's the makings of it.  So far I am caught up to (drum roll) Day 2… but I have been keeping track of what's been going on and saving bits and pieces from each day.

Here it is:

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Two things I am into this year:  burlap and mists.  Either Maya Mist or Glimmer Mist! Can't seem to get enough of either one.  For the cover I painted some chipboard with Making Memories paint in Red Wagon.  The paper is also Making Memories.  The Noel Bingo card is  from Jenni Bowlin. I sewed some random buttons on burlap for the top.  The stars are shimmer shapes from Scarpworks.  I used my green glimmer mist to turn a white star into a light green star. The button is probably Making Memories Vintage Findings.

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I warned you– here's some burlap.  It was originally a burlap bag from a craft store.  I just cut it down and used a TON of No Fray on the edges.  The little cardholder in the middle is from Quickcutz.

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This page is a piece of "Junque" mail– an ad for Jo Malone.  It's hard to see in my photo but the people are looking in a window with Christmas decorations in the background.

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The snowflake paper has a felt-y texture.

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This envelope is made out of a small Starbucks bag.  I used some Daisyd's paper to cover the other side and make an envelope.

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Other side of my envelope.  Jenni Bowlin bingo card.

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Glimmer mist on some chipbaord.  I like to save interesting shapes and use them as masks. I think this snowflake was from a Fancy Pants felt set. 

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On the left, Folk Art acrylic paint in Hauser Green Medium.  On the right, ancient scrap of Love, Elsie paper punched with a  Fiskars "threading water" border punch.

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Here's the back of the ancient Love, Elsie paper.  On the right, baseball/business card plastic holder sliced down to size. Piece of burlap from craft store.  Little stop watch from Making Memories Vintage Findings. 

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On the left, that little heart bingo card is also Vintage Findings.  On the right– more fun with Maya Mist!   I'd probably mist anything that didn't move, given the chance.

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The music paper is Making Memories.  On the right, I painted a piece of chipboard white and used… well you know what I used.

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That paper on the left is a mysterious green envelope that appeared in my closet.  Making Memories paper on right.

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 Making Memories paper on the left.  Green Glimmer Mist on the right.

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Back of the book– cardboard from a Piperlime box.  Even their packaging is cute.

I know I'll be moving pages aroun
d and adding interesting things as I come across them. It's like a daily treasure hunt– so much fun.

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