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Christmas cards 2016

Wow... my last post was in September... time goes by so fast...
Well, here are my christmas cards 2016 with some old, but laso some new stamps and dies :-)

First Communion card

Two weeks after Easter we always celebrate the 1st Holy Communion in the parish. So, for this year I´ve made this card for my 3rd graders who prepared for their holy feast day.

Hope, the kids will enjoy the card :-)

Classroom door

I want to show you the door of my classroom. I change every year the front poster. So, this year I´ve used my cricut machine to cut praying kids. I think our entire world needs prayer... more than ever !

Cards with hama pearls

The "Tabghakids" (children from my bible group) made nice hama pearl elements that I´ve used to make these cute cards.

Cards for a missionary bazaar

Here are some of the cards I´ve made for the missionary bazaar that was organized by the "Missionaries of the Immaculate - Father Kolbe". They are financially supporting  projects for children in South America and Africa. After quite a long time I got out my Cricut machine to make these cards. I also have some very nice embossing folders...

Neverending card video

I´ve posted today a new video made by my Tabghakids on how to make a neverending card. After reading the bible passage of the multiplication of the loaves we made a NE-card and I want to share with you that great work of my kids (all 5th graders).

If you like it pop over to our blog: www.tabghakids.blogspot.com and leave a nice comment to the kids. They are so motivated in sharing their faith :-)

Neverending card - Jesus feeds the 5000

Today I´m showing you a neverending card that I´ve made with my "Tabghakids". We started with the bible group three weeks ago and I also opened a blog for the kids. The are so motivated and happy to share their faith :-)

Blessed christmas

 What about this one...

Blessed christmas

Here´s one of my christmas cards 2014. I got this wonderful new stamp "A blessed christmas" from Paper smooches with coordinating dies called "Blessed icons dies".

 

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