These little stockings are to put on each plate for Christmas dinner. They are from Christmas cheer, cut at 9 inch. I did them in DS so that I could get two sides on one 12 x 12 and so I could "hide conture" on the toe and heal lines. If you want to use my file I will attach it below. You could do it without ds too, but you might want to use the blackout function or your silverware will come out the heal slit. I tried stitching them on the first one, but decided that was way too much work for a one night use, so I ended up just using my atg gun around the very edges. There is enough room for napkin, knife, fork and spoon, and even a little dinner mint in the toe! I used lucia handwriting for the names (you can cut names, or just print them from the computer), except for the kids, they wanted to write their own names : )
table stockings DS file
And here are a few "quickie" cards....there is glitter on all the little rooftops, even though you can't see it from the photo, and the poinsettia is from Season of Joy, cut at 2 1/4.
A few years ago I bought a toybox at a garage sale. It had a bad green paint job but I liked the shape and size and just knew someday I would need it. My good friends sister just had a little girl and we decided it was time to fix up that box and make it super cute. We started by painting it white, then came the vinyl! I used Storybook font for her name at 8 inches in brown vinyl, then did corner flourishes at 6 inches (also storybook). Next we did a branch (Straight from the nest, 4.75 inch) and an owl (Storybook, 4.75 inch) for the front. For the sides we did the deer and squirrel from Cindy Loo (both at 7 inch). I vinyl I used was cricut brown, quickcutz baby pink, and stampin up pretty in pink (on the deer). I wish I could find the original photo of the box before painting, its an amazing difference. I soooo hope Lucy's mommy likes it. 
