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Early Family Gift Tradition
by Scrapqueen141Nov 18, 2019
n the last few years we have started a new tradition around Christmas time. We have started to have an early family gift or two throughout the month before Christmas. The idea behind this is that the kids get to open an early gift and that gift leads to some quality family fun time. This year we had gotten a good deal on laser guns during Black Friday. Instead of saving them we decided to make this the early family gift! It was a huge hit and even Jason and I had fun running around shooting at the kids.
To Create this Layout:
Fancy Pants Designs: Happy Holidays by Jackie Eckles - Snowfall paper
Christmas tag and sticker from my stash
Heidi Swapp: Glitter Ephemera
Bits and Pieces Cricut Cartridge: banner
'Awesome' Cricut Font and Pen: title
Washi tape from stash
To Create this Layout:
Fancy Pants Designs: Happy Holidays by Jackie Eckles - Snowfall paper
Christmas tag and sticker from my stash
Heidi Swapp: Glitter Ephemera
Bits and Pieces Cricut Cartridge: banner
'Awesome' Cricut Font and Pen: title
Washi tape from stash
Products Used
This project uses products from Cricut, Fancy Pants


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