YAY! This will be Paper Penguin's first Live Facebook class. I'm so excited to get this going. You will need to RSVP to me on Facebook by Dec 1st. That way I will be able to get the stamp set order in and have time to get them shipped to you. If you have the stamp set and just want the card kit it will be $10.

OK... here are all the FUN details of the class. In this class we will be making 3 cards and a gift box.



                         





The cost of this class is $25. This will cover the cost of the Christmas Quilt stamp set and the card kit (cardstock needed to create all projects, stitched felt embellishments, ribbon, any dry embossed papers, pattern papers, and written PDF instructions. Below are the materials we will be using. 



Christmas Quilt Stamp Set
Quilted Christmas Cardstock Pack
Whisper White Cardstock
Pizza Box (gift box)
Designer Series Paper 




Stitched Embellishments
   
Christmas Quilt 1/4" ribbon
You will need to supply your own scissors, adhesives, and any other embellishments you wish to use. I will list the ink pads I will be using. You are welcome to purchase these items as well through me.
 
Garden Green 126973 $6.50
Real Red 126949 $6.50
I really hope you will join for me a fun evening of stamping and paper crafting. This is my first class so please be patient with me as I work out the kinks. :) We are going to have a BLAST!!

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Thanks! 

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