December 21, 2010
12 Days of Christmas Projects – Project #11
Christmas Project #11 – Christmas Puddings!!
Julia's Christmas Puddings!!
These make me smile! The idea just came to me one day and I thought – “I could make a pudding!!!!”
Well, considering that there’s NO WAY that I’d make a REAL Christmas pudding – baking just isn’t my thing…. LOL – I thought at least I can make a fake one. TEE HEE!!!
To make your Christmas Pudding you will need:
- Circle punch (I used my 1&3/4 punch)
- Small oval punch (for the Holly – see my previous Christmas Project for a tutorial for how to make Holly)
- 3/4″ circle punch
- Crop-a-dile (for Berries and Raisins)
- Scissors
- Soft Suede, Chocolate Chip, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White and Poppy Parade cardstock.
Punch out the following shapes:
- circle in Soft Suede
- circle in Whisper White,
- 3 x Wild Wasabi ovals
- 4 x Chocolate chip tiny circles
- 3 x Poppy Parade tiny circles
Christmas Pudding Punch Art
Then using very sharp scissors, cut the Whisper White circle into an “icing” shape. It’s hard to explain, so here’s a picutre for you:
Christmas Pudding Punch Art
You will see that you can actually use both sides of the ‘icing’ – so you will get two puddings from this one Whisper White circle – just flip one over.
Christmas Pudding Punch Art
Christmas Pudding Punch Art
Now you want to make your Holly – see my previous post about making Holly – well, you can see how easy it is by checking out the picture! 
Christmas Pudding Punch Art - Holly
You don’t need a photo of the teeny tiny Chocolate Chip and Poppy Parade circles for the Raisins and Berries – but you get the idea… assemble your Christmas Pudding parts and glue them down with Tombow Glue or your Two Way Glue Pen. It’s super easy and even the children can get involved with this one to help you make them!
Christmas Pudding Punch Art by Julia.
Here are my finished Christmas Puddings ready to go on cards, candles and drinking straws for the children at Christmas!
Children's Christmas Table-Setting.
You can’t see the glitter that I added to the edge of the icing. So cute!
Thankyou for visiting!
X Julia.
Ju said,
December 31, 2010 at 5:29 pm
I turn my head for 6 months and come back to the most gorgeous posting by an amazing talented lady!
I knew you were creative but gosh your work is just beautiful! Loved catching up on all your creative genius! So glad to see you blogging again, love it!! Fantastic tutorials as well! (now I can pretend to be creative, haha!)
Luv Ju *hugs* xx
P.S. hope you had the most fabulous Christmas (I’ve no doubt it was all very beautiful to look at!) Have a gorgeous New Year! *hugs* XX