Aug
31
2008
Well, I showed you yesterday a fun Mini box, and here is another one. This was actually the orignial project for my stamp camp that I had yesterday. It was postponed from July because of a family emergency. When I was putting it together for this month I noticed a few retired items so I decided to redo the entire thing and used the Pocket Silouettes you have seen HERE. This uses the Doodle This stamp set. As you can see I added some of the Pretties Kit to it as well.
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Here you can see one of the cards I made to go in the box. The cards are only 3 1/2 x 31/2. I just watercolored them using a blender pen and put a half back pearl in the center.
Hope you enjoy and have a fabulous weekend.
Aug
30
2008
I kept busy all day today. We started with a craft show earlier today and then tonight I had my monthly stamp camp. WOW! It was a full house and as always lots of laughs. I thought I would share some of the projects with you.


This little Mini Box is just adorable with the cards inside. I love using Kraft cardstock as it goes with EVERYTHING! I used the stamp set Pocket Silhouettes (which by the way is ON SALE for 15% Off!). Using a little White Craft ink and Irridescent Ice just added the wow factor to the front of the box.

Next we made this adorable Triangle Card using the Crazy for Cupcakes stamp set. Are you CRAZY for this stamp set yet? I just love it. This was a really fun card.
Last project we made was a bit busy but I think they liked it. 
This Coaster Hanger "thing" was not easy to photograph so bare with me. Using coasters we covered them with Maine Blueberry DSP and I used many of the Big Shot dies to make this project. I used the Flight of the Butterfly stamp set and cut each of the butterfly’s out. (I don’t think they liked me for that. LOL!) But look how those butterflies look like they are going to start flying off my coaster!!
Here are a few more close up pictures!



I hope you are enjoying your weekend. Find time to stamp this weekend. It’s good for the soul!
Aug
29
2008
Oh, I am really excited about this stamp set. I know I say this about all of them, but really I do love this one. I love cupcakes and I love stamps with cupcake images. I have eyeballed so many other company stamps with this image and said No, No, No! Then Stampin’ Up! came out with this one and I squealed. Very exciting. Tonight I finally was able to put a little ink to the rubbah! YIPPIE! Total quick card, but hey… it was able to get inky!

My base is Chocolate Chip CS and Pink Pirouette Patterns Designer Paper. Isn’t it pretty? So soft. I stamped my cupcakes on WW with Black Stazon and then used a blender pen to color the image. Not much coloring really. The fluffy part of the cupcake has Dazzling Diamonds on it. Doesn’t it look fluffy now? Lastly, I used some of the new 1" Double Stitched Grosgrain Ribbon in Chocolate Chip and the new Clip Assortment. Oh, this just makes me HAPPY!!
Hope you have great plans for the weekend and find time to stamp! I know I will.
Ta Ta!
Aug
27
2008
| It’s time for another round of Stamps in the Mail and a new stamp set to play with! If you have never participated in this program, I highly recommend giving it a try. You won’t be disappointed! |
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*Photo and card from Krystal De Leeuw
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The club will last for 3 months (Sept-Nov). Each month you will receive stamps and/or accessories in the mail plus all the materials to make 4 different cards or projects.
Each round of monthly projects are going to
involve "Templates." Templates are a layout design
that you can use over and over in your stamping-
just change the colors and stamps!
The first month you will receive the stamp set that
will be used over the 3 month period. Just think, at
the end you will have made 12 different projects with
your one stamp set plus you will have added great
products to your stamp collection! Products used
(and sent to you) will be things you will be able to use
in all your stamping-not just needed for these
projects. If you already own the product you can
substitute.
Cost of the club is just $40 per month. You will
receive at least $30 worth of products each month for a total of $90 in products. The other $30 is to cover the "class," supplies, shipping, etc. Directions and detailed
pictures will be sent to you via email.
**Ask me about my SPECIALS for exlcusive club members!
The first round of Stamps in the Mail will begin
shipping the third week of September. All products and materials should be received by the 20th of each month.
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Are you ready to start? RSVP by emailing me today!
You have until September 5th to sign up!
Refer a friend and receive a $19.95 stamp set from me! Email me today if you need more information! Please don’t hesitate to ask! Get
ready to have a GREAT stamping time right in the
comfort of your own home. Stamps in the Mail can be paid by Cash, Check, Visa, MC, Discover, or Pay Pal!
Happy Stamping!
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Aug
27
2008
This time of year always gets crazy in my stamp studio. Hopefully you can keep up with me. I get a little confused on the Holidays and love to play with Halloween, Christmas and Fall stuff! The kids are a little confused too. Alexis thinks Halloween is next week for the way my stamp room looks. I have to admit that Halloween is one of my favorite Holidays to stamp for. I think because there are so many cute "treat" covers you can make. Each year I find more and more. I have a class coming up this fall called Spooky Treats. It will be all about making those candies a little spooky! Here is one I played with today. 
You can see the cute lollipop hangin inside. Very fun. Love this years Halloween paper Ghostly Greetings.
Next I had a some of my Choxie Chocolate from Target. This is my 50 cent per piece candy that no one can touch or I will bite them. Ya know, it’s all about the packaging and this little chocolate is perfect to wrap our designer paper around. It’s just expensive stuff. No one would want to eat this anyways as I recycled it and re wrapped it from the last DSP that was on it. Shhh… don’t tell. LOL! They sure do look cute in my tin. 
Now, let me tell you a little abou the "BOO" Banner! I decided to try something I was a little scared about. I took one of our small On Board Book Basics and rolled my Top Note Die through the Big Shot. Now, while this is fancy schmancy chipboard, it is a little thick but ended up rolling right through without problems. I covered it with Ghostly Greetings DSP and then used my Chills & Thrills Rub On’s for the "BOO" part. I attached a little Kiwi Kiss ribbon at the top and stuck a scewer onto it and stuck it in the tin. Just another cute candy thingie to put in my house. I am sure the kids will be tempted to eat my good chocolate so this better stay near me!!