Are you looking to stuff the stocking for your favorite paper crafter? Here are 5 great products that are perfect for your card making friends. (Or yourself...) 

Don't forget, if you'd like to be sure you receive your Stampin' Up! products before Christmas, order by December 9. 

So, on y go! Let's check out these fun crafting extras.

Watercolor pencils are magical! Simply stamp an outline image with a waterproof ink pad and color it in with the pencils. There is no need to be perfect with your coloring or to color every little bit. I scribble in my images! Then, using a blender pen or water painter, color over image. (Kind of like the magic water coloring books you had as a kid.) The color will blend together and become more vibrant. It's so much fun. Since there is virtually no mess, it's great for traveling, sitting in front of the tv, or for kids!

These Water Painters come in a three-pack with a small, medium, and wide brush tip. Simply fill the barrel with water and use them like a paintbrush. You can dip them in ink from a re-inker or ink pad to color in images or create a wash background. Or, use them to color over the watercolor pencils. Since the water is contained in the pen, there is no need for a glass of rinse water that the cat might tip over!

Click here to order a set of 3 Water Painters.

This multi-purpose tool comes in handy in so many situations! One end has a putty tip (kind of like poster putty) that you can use to pick up and hold small items. The other end has a flat paddle for doing a little scraping, picking up images from your Cricut, or holding things in place. The paddle tip flips over to a piercing tool. This is the end I use the most! It's great for poking out bits of die-cuts, picking up self-adhesive sequins, or pulling the backs off of Stampin' Dimensionals. You can also get an additional brush end that works fabulously to extract intricate die-cuts.

Click here to order the Take Your Pick Tool or the Brush Attachment.

I know, everyone has scissors already. But, these Paper Snips are super sharp with a pointy end that is great for fussy-cutting in tight spaces. If your favorite crafter doesn't already have a pair, they will love them! If they do have a pair already, they will be excited for a shiny new pair to have as an extra or to replace old ones. 

Click here to order a pair of Paper Snips.

Do you love the look of glitter but hate the mess? The Wink of Stella Glitter Brush is the perfect solution! Brush on a fine layer of clear sparkly liquid with this marker. The glitter stays in place and creates a fine sheen on your image. This is another perfect low-mess stocking stuffer for your favorite crafter!

Click here to order a Wink of Stella Glitter Brush Marker.

Click here for more stocking stuffer ideas or to purchase any of the ideas above. Simply check the items you want and click "Add to Cart." Be sure to use the host code (found in the sidebar on the right) to earn Frequent Shopper Points.

I started by cutting the window from a piece of Pool Party cardstock. Then, I adhered a piece of window sheet to the back of it. I mounted both of these to a piece of Whisper White cardstock that I had cut into a rectangular frame so that the white cardstock did not show on the inside of the window. 

Before going further, I prepared the card base by folding a piece of 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" Pool Party cardstock in half. I adhered a piece of 5 1/4" x 4" Snowflake Splendor patterned paper to the front of the card base. I stamped two Christmas trees from the Tree Angle stamp set with Pear Pizzazz ink on Soft Sea Foam and Pear Pizzazz cardstock. I adhered these over the Snowflake Splendor patterned paper on the card base. 

Next, I turned the matted window over and I carefully lined the outside of the window with foam adhesive strips. I added a nice helping of Snowflake Sequins inside the foam strips. I peeled the back off the adhesive strips and I carefully placed the card base over the top. 
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Click here to see the complete supply list for this snowfall shaker card. If you need supplies to recreate this card, simply check the items you need and click "Add to Cart." Be sure to add the host code (found in the side bar to the right) on the second screen under the pink "Checkout" button. This way you'll earn frequent shopper points.

My first card use the fun VW bug from the Coming Home stamp set that is headed home with a Christmas tree. This piece of Trimming the Town patterned paper is Old Olive and Pool Party. These aren't colors that I wouldn't normally put together, but I love them on this paper and continued them with the car and tree. There is something fresh about these colors with the white. 

I love all these couples and families on the Trimming the Town patterned paper. Here, I've cut a circle of this paper with the Layering Circle dies and mounted it on a piece of Misty Moonlight cardstock cut with the Stitched Shapes dies. I added a die-cut greeting cut with the Joy dies. 

My last card is a fun fold gift card holder. This gift card holder is easy to make and a fun way to give someone a gift card or maybe a little cash. I used Stampin' Seal + on the patterned paper holding the gift card to ensure that the paper is strongly secured. 

Click here to see the complete supply list for these Christmas cards. If you need any supplies to complete these cards, just check the items you need and then click "Add to Cart." Be sure to enter the host code (found in the sidebar to the right) on the second screen under the "Checkout" button to earn Frequent Shopper points.
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