Thankyou, Pam, for sharing your method of building your clusters. There are still a lot of Christmas cards waiting to be recycled!

I recycled some Christmas cards to make this cluster. I'm thinking of putting it on a plain gift bag next Christmas.

What a great collection of Christmassy elements! I hope to have a go at a cluster or two.

Best wishes for a happy year to all my PAO friends.

Keeping you and your granddaughter in my thoughts, Jill.

Happy Christmas to all my PAO friends . We had a traditional lunch, watched King Charles' speech on TV, phoned the family for a good chat, enjoyed a slice of Christmas cake and a cup of tea. Hope you all enjoyed your day. Safe travelling!

What a beautiful, elegant card, Keitha. It's nice to see a die that cuts mistletoe.

Pretty, summery colours, Pam. As for the vegemite and cheese, I've always been a "Marmite baby" so I'd gladly give it a try!

Thank you, Keitha and Monica. I think "that tree" is going to be a favourite for years!

Wishing you a very happy birthday, Debi.

Thankyou, Sue and Pam. Here in the UK we've got postal strikes, so I don't know if family and friends will get their cards before Christmas!

Two more new dies to play with! And the spotty embossing folder again. The tree is silver, very shiny. I bought a pack of silver card from a charity shop last year, I think I will be cutting silver trees for years.

I bet you had fun making these, Marianne. I like the combination of fabric and paper.

Monica, I've never tried the wide double sided adhesive with die-cutting. How easy is it to peel the backing layer off after it's been through the machine?

That's no fun, Monica. Hope you'll be feeling better soon.