Welcome friends! I hope you had a wonderful Christmas. I’m popping in with a quick post and video to share some ideas for the kit I received in the mail last week. It’s called Good Things Come In Small Packages and it’s intended to make cute boxes for gift cards or other small treats. Here you go – my December 2022 Paper Pumpkin alternatives.
Below you can see the kit instructions and the cute little gift card boxes.
I made up a few as boxes, but I don’t give a ton of gift cards as gifts, so I decided to turn my extra pieces into cards. Take a look…
December 2022 Paper Pumpkin Tutorial
For details on these cards and several other ideas for how to use this month’s kit contents, watch along with the video below.
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Hello,
I sure enjoy your youtube content. I subscribed and just now subscribed to your website. I am a new, 2022 (hobby) demonstrator.
Your recent youtube on Good Things Come In Small Packages, I notice there is only the refill on Stampin Up website. Are the refills the same as the regular kit? Also you showed the Good Things Cards and Envelopes. I do not see them on Stampin Up. Maybe they sold out?
Thanks for your inspiration,
Michelle
Hi Michelle, thanks for your message. The only way to receive the full SU kits is to be a subscriber. If you’re a subscriber you can order more full kits when available or get refills. The cards probably sold out if they aren’t listed. Hopefully this helps!
I thoroughly enjoy your blog & you tube posts; I wasn’t thrilled w/this kit, BUT you’ve put the inspiration back into my stamping. Keep the wonderful posts coming!
Wonderful!! Thanks for letting me know Sue. Happy new year!