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Festive scenes and episodes from EastEnders, Dr Who and Coronation Street have been named as the most dramatic Christmas TV moments ever, according to new research revealed today. Cut out on a separate piece of card to create a stunning centrepiece for larger cards, gift bags and more! EastEnders (1998) – Tiffany Mitchell is run over by Frank Butcher as she tries to flee her husband, Grant. 36% Each design in this range has three corresponding sets, a Cut & Emboss Folder, a Stamp Set and a Stamp & Die Set. This range of dies will cut an intricately detailed and beautiful festive scene into your card fronts, gift bags, decorations and more! Are they easy to use?
Small sprigs of fresh rosemary are a clever addition as they will add a lovely aromatic touch to the display. This type of look is best created fresh, but you can stretch it out for a week or so (New Year’s party, perhaps?) by keeping the room cool, spritzing occasionally and simply replacing dried-out items.
The Little Match Girl (1914)
Nearly two thirds of Brits (64 per cent) voted the jaw-dropping EastEnders Christmas Day scene where resident bad boy, 'Dirty Den', surprises wife Angie with divorce papers after revealing that he knows she’s been faking a terminal illness as the most dramatic Christmas TV moment of all time. The nation’s Top 20 most dramatic Christmas TV moments
The Jingle all the Way set includes two dies to create a classic scene of Santa Claus and his reindeer flying over the rooftops of a quaint town and through the night sky to deliver presents in time for Christmas morning! Once everything is tweaked and in place I like to pop chunky pillar candles inside two or three of the lanterns and add pinecones which have been scented with our natal fragrance oilinto the others, this way you get the beauty of candlelight as well as a Christmas scent which will fill the room for weeks to come.' How do you make a Christmas mantelpiece? There's nothing quite like the glow of candles as you eat a cosy meal, or gather around the table to chat after dinner.
Cut out and attach ribbon or twine to the top to create a delicate and stunning decoration – perfect to hang in the window Finally, for a more opulent and personalised look, try filling in any gaps and spaces by adding wired bows or pushing in faux flowers - the end result is gorgeous and quite wonderfully OTT.' What can I put on my mantel for Christmas?
The Vicar of Dibley (2004) - The nativity play is stretched to the limit when Alice Tinker's Virgin Mary goes into labour for real. 59%
Santa’s Workshop (1932)
The Winter Stags set includes two dies to create a woodland scene, filled with snow capped fir trees and majestic deer – a real Winter wonderland!
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