Martha Stewart Crafts Christmas

Martha Stewart Christmas Crafts

Time to get to crafting for the holidays, and Martha Stewart Crafts offers so many possibilities for paper crafters, from handmade Christmas cards to pretty ribbons to paper villages.

Featured above (clockwise, from top left):

Compartment Cookie Boxes – perfect if you’re shipping several different kinds of cookies to friends and family

Woodland Glittered Ornament Card Kit – one of many kinds of ornament card kits that are available

Frost Christmas Card Kit – love the faux bois paper!

Frosty Village Decoration Kit – what could be more awesome than a paper village?

Buttercream Wood Grain Ribbon – ooh, more faux bois

Frost Photo Frame Cards – photo frame cards seem to be a big trend this year

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Sara Ridgley Letterpress

Sara Ridgley Letterpress Coasters

These letterpress coasters from Sara Ridgley Letterpress would make a perfect housewarming gift, don’t you think? The monograms are upscale, and the green border design is oh so chic. $12.00 for a set of 8.

Sara Ridgley Letterpress Gift Tags

I’m also loving Sara’s use of unique die cut shapes in many of her invitation, card, and gift tag designs. These baby carriage gift tags are some of my favorites. $4.00 for a set of 6.

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Baby Flash Cards by Wee Gallery

Wee Gallery Baby Flash Cards

These Baby Flash Cards by Wee Gallery are absolutely adorable. I love the fun, playful illustration style set in black and white. Even if you don’t have a little one around, you could frame the wee works of art to create your own wonderful wall art. You could also turn the flash cards into a cool urban mobile with a nifty stainless steel mobile kit. Ingenious!

Wee Gallery’s Baby Flash Cards are available in three sets: original, sea, and farm (pictured above). $14.95 per set at Sparkability.

ETA: Ooh, it looks like Wee Gallery actually has two additional new sets of flash cards, garden and jungle, available from their site. I must collect them all.

image from Sparkability

Paper Pomander Wedding Decorations by Mackenzie Sala

Mackenzie Sala Paper Pomander How To

It was love at first sight when I saw this paper flower craft project over at Something Old, Something New, the inspiring wedding blog by Mackenzie Sala of Kenzie Kate. I love the color scheme and all of the different types of paper flowers that she has incorporated into the project. What bride wouldn’t be in her glory over having these paper pomanders at her wedding?

The possibilities are endless with a project like this — Mackenzie has provided a how to and resources to get you started in putting together the beautiful paper pomander, and you can customize the project by using your wedding colors and your flower choices. I’m already married, but I may have to put one of these together just because they’re so pretty.

image from Something Old, Something New