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!)

Three more quick and easy cards for Christmas

I CASE'd this pretty card, though I can't recall from where. It's Very Vanilla with the mistletoe stamp from Easy Events (I mounted the image on the wood block separately from the sentiment). The greeting is from Four the Holidays. New products on this card from the Holiday Mini are the stitched vanilla velvet ribbon, and the Snow Burst embossing folder (on a separate piece of vanilla card stock).

I CASE'd this card from Lisa Young, simplifying it by leaving off a layer or two. It uses the Bright Hopes stamp set in the Holiday Mini, along with the Postage Stamp Punch, Decorative Label Punch and basic rhinestones.

This Rich Razzleberry card features the Stitched Stockings stamp set, along with the Stocking Builder Punch and a tag sentiment from Grateful Greetings. I used all of the bigger patterned pieces for my customers, so my card is pieced together with a couple of patterned scraps. There's Dazzling Diamonds glitter on the card too.

It's taken me awhile to post all five of the cards from my last 10-card class. I still have club cards to show you!