Always in our Hearts

This was our first Christmas without either of our parents. Miss them sooooo much. Daddy always shot down mistletoe and Momma was always sewing anything you could ask for..without a pattern. They were so special. I wanted to make my sisters something special since this is a hard time for everyone. So I gave them a choice between the angel or necklace with the choice of two frames. For the necklace I cut hearts with Nestability dies from my Mom’s jeans and Dad’s Shirt, dangled the two together with jump rings and added a tiny frame with a photo of them… because they will always be in our hearts. They loved them :)

Winner of my Angel ornament is........

I cut up all the names,



David helped me fold them,





and Joseph picked.......




Lexi!!!



Congratulations I will contact you for your mailing address :)

Epiphany Crafts Holiday Blog Hop

Welcome to the Epiphany Crafts Design Team Holiday Ornament Blog Hop 2010!!


If this is your first stop please click here for the first stop on the hop.

Our lovely Design Team has created some wonderful holiday projects, brimming with inspiration and of course, Epiphany Crafts epoxies, buttons, and tools! Visit each Design Team members blog to see what inspiring projects they have to share. Leave a comment on each blog. When you reach the last blog, you'll receive the final instructions on how to enter to win a fabulous prize pack filled with Epiphany Crafts goodies, straight from Santa!!

Today I am sharing with you how to create an angel. I used a die cut from My Minds Eye as a pattern and added arms so she could hold the heart button that I made in the Epiphany Crafts Button Studio.





Leave a comment here on my blog for your chance to win your choice of one of the three.


Your next stop on the Hop is:

Samantha www.morepaperplease.blogspot.com
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December 1st!

Wow, time is flying!!! These ribbon necklaces are quick and easy to make, they would make a perfect gift for a special little girl :) The cute heart ribbon is from Doodlebug. The matching button was made with Epiphany Crafts Button Studio. The fun charms were made with The shape studio then I glued them to charms from ACP to attach to the extension chain. Thanks for stopping by!