Crafty Festival Christmas Club September 2020 Blog Hop

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Hey everybody! It's the 25th, so you know what that means, it's the Crafty Festival Christmas Club blog hop! Each month we share a little bit of holiday inspiration with this hop. Instead of forcing yourself to make a bunch of holiday cards at the last minute, it spaces the work throughout the year.  Check out the Crafty Festival Facebook page for more information on the Christmas Club blog hop and their other blog hops here. 

For this month I made an advent calendar set instead of a card. 

This set is super easy to create and its made with some basic supplies! To decorate the White Treat Bags I used a retired striped stencil with Stormy Sky Distress Oxide ink to ink blend the background. I cut the designed numbers from a piece of scrapbook paper included in the Crystal Blues paper pad from Michaels. For decoration I added Christmas themed gold foil die cuts using the Christmas Mini dies from Art Impressions. These advent calendar treat bags are so simple!
Thank you for stopping by my blog today. Make sure to check back next month for more holiday inspiration. Be sure to hop along with us today for even more festive creations! 
- Bri

Anne Mathieson 
Justin Averill
Tania Cordie
Hayley Ralph
Bri Firth - You're Here.
Marcia Caradinta - Next Stop!

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