I bought wild bird seed for the food. I'm sure this is not what real reindeer would like to eat. You need use something that the outdoor critters in your area will eat, or the kids will be upset if it doesn't seem to have been eaten. I made the reindeer with the owl punch, just cut off the little feet. The antlers are made from the Swirls Scribbles Die. The red glimmer paper is great for a Rudolph nose!



Just a few simple changes make this a nice gift for the bird lovers you may know. You can turn Stampin' Up's Bird Builder punch in to just about any type of bird. I made it into a cardinal by adding a point to its head and some black to it's face. I like to glue my little flower (from the boho blossom punch) directly to the red paper and then punch out the bird. I used an extra wing for the point on the head.
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Adorable! Love the cardinal.
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