Early in the holiday season I teamed up with lifestyle photographer, Christina Mika of Ruby Red Studio for an exciting  project.

Over a few meetings, a coconut cream pie, pot of coffee and a bottle of wine later “Send It With a Smile” was born!

We’ll be sharing more about our “Send It With A Smile” project in the coming months but for now please enjoy some highlights of our final product and most popular design!

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…my mailbox! It’s the one time during the year that fancy envelopes in the stack of mail tend to drown the screams of the bills awaiting me : )

Here are just a few highlights of my designs, along with the talents of photographer Christina Mika of Ruby Red Studio and Josh Elliott of Josh Elliott Studios.

Photography by Christina Mika of Ruby Red Studio. Christina is a Southern California based lifestyle photographer with an eye for capturing the most perious moments in our lives.
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Photography by Josh Elliott of Josh Elliott Studios. Josh is Southern California based wedding photographer capturing the first chapter of your new story together.
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A special treat to help keep you sweet!

Being the paper snob I am, I could not pass up the opportunity to make my daughter a very special Valentine for her to hand out to friends.

I just can’t come to gripes with ever purchasing anything with a giant yellow sponge in oddly shaped pants that hails by the name of Bob and flips krabby pattys for a living. Where’s the romance in that?

I hope you enjoy these “Yummytines”! They are the first in a new series of DIYs I’m introducing.

Here’s the list of supplies you’ll need in addition to this downloadable PDF

Supplies Needed:

1. diy project PDF
2. cutting mat
3. ruler
4. x-acto knife
5. full-sheet (8.5×11) color printing labels (optional)
6. card stock
7. lollipops

*Product Suggestions:

Directions:

1. Print page 2 of this PDF at 100% onto card stock (8.5×11) of your choice
2. Flip your prints and place them back into your printer (print a few test sheets to ensure proper alignment and front and back printing)
3. Print page 3 of this PDF at 100% onto card stock (8.5×11) of your choice

Ta-Da! There you have it! Your very own “Yummytines” pefect for children!

Here is what your final project will look like.

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Is there a better way to celebrate a holiday season and ring in the new then with children?

Of course not!

This is the first of many holiday cards this little missy will grace this pretty little face with!

This is the last spotlight in series of cards I designed for this holiday season.

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The annual “Holiday Letter” just got better… and a little less boring to look at!

Oh to count the ways of how much fun this card was to put together.

This made a perfect holiday card to mark mile stones within the family.

This is the second spotlight in series of cards I designed for this holiday season.

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