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I have been busy making some framed items this week for Christmas gifts and decided to make my Mum a wee stocking filler. I always like to make  things for Christmas I think even if it is just a wee token gift. It always means more when you make something from the heart.

This is really easy I just stamped some pink flowers from the Insightful Meadows stamp set.  Then stamped the sentiment from First Friends, Best Friend , Forever stamp kit on top with black archival ink.  When it was done I put it inside this mini wooden frame. I love it!!! I am going to make a whole bunch of them for Christmas with all different sentiments inside to give to people.

Thanks so much for stopping by my blog today!!

Mandi xox

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  1. Well hello Scotland! Love your little gift there! Always extra special when made with your hands!

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  2. People will love these. Thanks for sharing a great gift idea.

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  3. So cute. I always think that giving something meaningful is better then a bought gift.

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  4. Such a pretty way to use your stamps! Love this!

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  5. Awesome gift idea! I also like to make gifts every year.

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  6. Mandi This is a cute gift idea. TFS with us.

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  7. Very pretty frame for your mum! I know she'll treasure it.

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  8. This is a beautiful gift for your mom. Just makes me smile thinking of you giving it to her

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  9. Oh I LOVE THIS GIFT!!!!! What a thoughtful and sweet gift for your mom!

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  10. What a precious gift!! Very nice :)

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