2010 Calendar

Below is the rest of the calendar I made for Christmas presents. I used a theme each month that represents that month.

My Cricut cut all the parts of the calander. Many dimensionals were used to pop things up and I absolutely loved my new Creatopia to glue all the small things and words. What a time saver it is.

I just loved this cross!


I stamped the flowers on the flower pot using a border

stamp from Crafty Secrets. I paper pieced the flowers.

Isn't this the cooliest butterfly? It is on the Home

Accents Cricut Cartridge. I mixed blue and orange

Flower Soft (so that it matched my colors) for the body (thorax)

of the butterfly.

Red, white and blue represents our freedom in

the United States.A great time to remember what

our soldiers have done for us!

I used Cuttlebug Embossing foloders for both

the bird and the bird house. Black pearls were added

for the bird's eye and the hole in the birdhouse.

September was my hardest month. I worked almost

2 days on this month as I just wouldn't come together

for me. I changed things several times, but was pleased

with my final results. The stamp is from JustRite's

Birthday Wishes Stamp set.

I wanted to use pumpkins for October

and this paper was perfect. I found it at our local

scrapbook store and I just loved it. Martha

Stewart's large spider punch was perfect too.

November is the month for giving thanks for what

our forefathers have done for us. I was amazed how cute

the little church turned out. I cut it out using

pattern paper and this is how it turned out. I loved it!

December is a month of joy and celebration for Christ's birth.

The trees are popped up with dimensionals by Therm-o-Web.

I used the Copic glitter pens to add some gold accent to the

trees.

I hope you have enjoyed seeing the calendar I made. Printing the calender on the computer allows me to print a 2911 calender and send to everyone who received our gift this year.

I am sorry for he large print for the first post I made with the calendar. I changed it about a half dozen times and it was correct before I hit publish post, but enlarged the print when I posted it. Nothing I did corrected it. Blogger does that at times and I certainly wish I knew how to fix it, but I don't. I hope it does not do the same time with this post.