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Shopping Our Stash #410 - Happy Holidays!

Greetings, salutations and happy holidays crafty pals!

Thanks for stopping by today to check out the latest challenge from our crew!

This will be our last challenge for 2019 as we are taking a well deserved break until the new year.


Challenges will resume Tuesday January 7, 2020.

For this challenge, we want you to show us what you are celebrating this time of year...Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Omisoka, Christmas...or any other December / winter holiday that is special to you.

For our design team, this time of year is particularly impactful for us as we remember with love two members of our crew, Leslie, who passed on December 25, 2015 and Jessi who passed on December 27, 2018. We love and miss ya ladies...you are always and forever in our hearts!


Here are the crew's 2019 holiday creations:


 
 
 

 
 

CHANA

As always we would love for you to join our crew and play along!

Here are a few things to keep in mind:
You have until 11:55 PM EST on Monday January 6, 2020 to upload your project using the Inlinkz below.
Make sure your link is a direct link to your NEW project, and not just a generic link to your blog.
Please, no more than 13 combined challenges, including ours.

From us and ours, to you and yours, thanks so much for playing along with us through another year of Shopping Our Stash challenges! We wish you all the best this festive season and cheers to 2020!
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