Reindeer punch art using owl builder punch

I love the Owl Builder Punch. You can use it in so many ways and for so many occasions. I know you've probably seen the owl body turned into a ghost (upside down with white card stock), a penguin (black card stock with the ears cut off), and many other things. I think the reindeer is just as cute. All I cut off were the feet, then I used the branch from the Bird Builder Punch for the antlers. The eyes and nose are all on the owl punch.

I stuck Rudolph's head to a 1-3/4" Whisper White circle with dimensionals, then adhered that to a large scallop circle. The designer paper is from the Frostwood Lodge pack. I love those patterns! They remind me of warm, flannel shirts you wear only in the winter time. The Cherry Cobbler greeting is from Four the Holidays. I CASE'd this card from my friend and neighbor, Beth, and used it for a 10-card class last week. (Thanks Beth!)

Owl turned turkey for Thanksgiving favor

I think the owl punch is fabulous! You can use it to make an owl (of course!), a penguin, ghost, and now a turkey. I'm sure I missed a few other things this terrific punch can do... but we'll explore that at a later date. This adorable favor uses the Two Tags die for the Big Shot. I ran it through the Square Lattice embossing folder before adding 1-1/4" wide Pumpkin Pie grosgrain ribbon with a knot of natural hemp around it. It's just big enough to hold a treat - in this case, a fun size Hershey's chocolate bar. Also, instead of stamping "Happy Thanksgiving" as you see here, you could easily write a person's name and use this for a placecard. The turkey's tailfeathers are two flowers punches from the 5-petal flower punch. The beak and snood (the red thing that hangs down on a turkey) was made with Pumpkin Pie and Real Red card stock punched from the little heart on the owl punch. I CASE'd this favor from another blogger.