Creating connections with the
sweetness of stamping!
I was racking my brain, trying to come up with a cool candy box using the Happy Heart Day set from the Valentine’s Day bundle when I saw this simple 2, 4, 6, 8 box by my upline Dannie and decided to adjust the height a little and go with this great box. I cut…
We made these lovely photo wallets at our last meeting. I really love the color combination of river rock, so saffron, always artichoke and ballet blue. And I love how all the colors are pulled from the Le Jardin dsp, making it so easy to pick colors for a project! We used French Flair to…
This is a vellum card holder with coordinating cards that I made as a gift for my mother-in-law’s birthday. She likes green and yellow, so I used mellow moss. I stamped fine lace on very vanilla cardstock and then wrapped some wide organdy ribbon around the card. I used the circle stamp from Think Happy…
I love making these gift boxes! I used the Baroque Backgrounds dsp and the beautiful chocolate satin ribbon. I made some little matching 3×3 cards to put inside: I used Baroque motifs and Priceless for the center medallions and layered them on a scalloped punched piece of cardstock. Then I punched a half circle out…
Here’s one more Christmas project that we did at our last meeting, a Christmas cracker! Again, my upline Dannie posted some great instructions on her blog. We used Dashing dsp and some red hemp. But my favorite part is the little bell!
Isn’t this cool looking? This was my upline, Dannie’s, project at our last meeting. She calls it a cone ornament. I just love how it looks. Here are her great directions on her blog. We used Dashing dsp, some red grosgrain ribbon, and a lot of sticky strip!
I have been working furiously on gifts, especially gifts for my son’s teachers. They both have great teachers this year and I really appreciate all they do! This one is for my kindergartner’s teacher, Ms B. I made the tote that I saw on the On Stage Magazine. Then I put three cards that we…
These little peek-a-boo boxes are so cute and fun to make! This was my project from our recent shoebox swap. I found the directions by Qbee on splitcoast here. I decided to use the circle and scallop punch for my peek-a-boo window. I started with a 9 1/2″ x 4″ piece of wild wasabi and…
Ok, every blog I went to was already tagged so I only have a few to tag back: 1. My friend Tracy – Check out her fun blog here.2. My upline Dannie – Here is her blog.3. And Lynn (I really like her ideas) – Here is her royal blog.