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CD gift box |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0493 |
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Giving a CD as a gift? Then why not hide from prying eyes in this easy to make box.
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Dear Santa |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0491 |
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Sometimes finding a card suitable for a man is very difficult so why not have a go at sending this simple little card.
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Chritsmas Angel |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0490 |
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Turn a simply little doll into a cute little angel for your tree.
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Angel in a bag |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0487 |
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This is just such a neat idea we had to share it with you and me must thank angel-in-a-bag for letting us share it with you.
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Bottle bag |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0485 |
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Giving a fine bottle of wine? Then add that little extra and present in this easy to make bottle bag.
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Quickie Christmas card |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0411 |
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This card is quick and simple to make and is ideal if you have lots and lots of cards to make.
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Napkin ring |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0486 |
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Add a little Christmas cheer to your table with this simple to make napkin rings.
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Goodie bowl |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0484 |
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Present those Christmas goodies in this fabric bowl which is easy to wash and use again, again and agian.
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CD Wrap |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0483 |
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People just love to receive cd's as a gift. So why not make it even more special by making this cute little fabric bag rather than using paper to wrap you gift.
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Fabric fancy |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0482 |
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Looking for something a little different to present your Christmas treats in, then look no further.
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Christmas Tree Santa |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0122 |
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Decorating the Christmas tree is just one of the signs that Christmas is on its way. So why not make yourself these fun and easy Santa tree decorations using a little stamping know-how?
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Jazz Up That Bag!!! |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0123 |
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Sometimes you run a little short of time and just don’t have the time to make a gift bag from scratch, but you still want to add that personal touch. So with a little peel ‘n’ stick magic this is quick and easy to do.
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Baked Apple |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0125 |
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Worried all those pies will add too many inches to the waistline, then why not try these healthy option baked apples? Well healthy until you cover in custard or cream!
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Easy Stollen |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0126 |
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Stollen is centuries old German bread rich with eggs, milk and butter. The recipe varies but it is almost always shaped in a tapered oval. At Christmas time Christmas-stollen is filled with mixed. Legend has it that bakers shaped the stolen to represent the baby Jesus in swaddling clothes whilst others braided the bread with using three braids to represent the trinity. The most famous stolen comes from Dresden in Germany
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Gingerbread Biscuits |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0127 |
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Gingerbread dates back in Europe to around the 11th century. There were many different variations of gingerbread with some being soft, others hard, some very dark and others far lighter. Gingerbread figures were often available at fairs and local churches would fashion biscuits into figures of saints or other religious figures, perhaps this is where gingerbread men came from. Now rather than make gingerbread men we’ve kept with the Christmas theme and made Trees. You can either serve on a plate or make a hole and threaded with ribbon and hang on the tree.
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Mince Pies |
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| Craft Ark Code: RS0128 |
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Traditional mince pies were really made with different spiced meats. During medieval times the pies were often baked in an oblong shape which represented Jesus’ crib. It was also considered essential to add three spices (nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves) as these represented the three gifts given by the three kinds. It was also considered lucky to eat a mince pie on each of the twelve days of Christmas, with the last piece being eaten on the 6th January.
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