We enjoyed a weekend with our Michigan friends and planned an afternoon just for the ladies. One of the girls was a Stampin'Up demonstrator in another life so she had all our projects 'bagged'. These are two of my favorites; the colors are so cheery. As you can see, we stamped some birds, a branch and large flower, then punched rounds or flowers accordingly. The ruffle edged ribbon along with the stamps are from Stampin'Up. We used papers from Stampin'Up and Hot Off the Press (Paper Wishes). Teeny, weeny pearls (save some for the heart branch below) and a glittery brad were used. Don't forget to use a dimensional under the bird wing. FUN!
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Camping Weekend Workshop
Look how embossing can turn a flat card into a 'wow' card Circle and scalloped punches were used for the tags. You choose the color combination.
Isn't this cute? Just trim a patterned paper into three and attach to a frame with a pretty edge.
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Weekend Workshop
We embossed a frame and a cover for these two cards. Dimensional adhesives make the inside of the frame 'pop'. The matching ink made this an elegant card. The glitter heart and pearls were self adhesive.
A beautiful rose print was attached with vellum adhesive along with ribbon and a matching paper or ribbon flower to complete. It looks like a lot of work but NOT!
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
Bow
I went to a Stampin Up event last weekend and we made several things. Most of the time I am not that overly thrilled with some of the things that they do but we made a bow that was super easy. You can get 2 - 4 1/2 bows out of 1 sheet of 12x12 paper and two brads.
With your crop-a-dile set the guide at 1/4" on the smallest hole at the center of both ends of all of your strips except the 3" strip.
Start with the 5 1/4 " strips, at one end put a small amount of adhesive.
Bend the strips so that the holes match, the end with the adhesive should be on the bottom. Continue till you complete with the 5 1/4 inch strips.
Begin to assemble the bow by placing the brad on the table with the prongs up. Layer them opposite until you have used all of the 5 1/4 inch strips.
Continue with the 4" strips adding them to your brad.
Once complete, fold down the prongs of the brad.
Roll the shortest strip so the ends overlap and glue them together, then glue them to the center of the bow.
I used Crystal Effects by Stampin Up but, the Tombow multi glue with the green lids will work also.
Cut 8 strips at 1" x 5 1/4 ", 4 strips at 1" x 4 " and 1 strip at 1" x 3 ".
With your crop-a-dile set the guide at 1/4" on the smallest hole at the center of both ends of all of your strips except the 3" strip.
Start with the 5 1/4 " strips, at one end put a small amount of adhesive.
Bend the strips so that the holes match, the end with the adhesive should be on the bottom. Continue till you complete with the 5 1/4 inch strips.
Begin to assemble the bow by placing the brad on the table with the prongs up. Layer them opposite until you have used all of the 5 1/4 inch strips.
Continue with the 4" strips adding them to your brad.
Once complete, fold down the prongs of the brad.
Roll the shortest strip so the ends overlap and glue them together, then glue them to the center of the bow.
I used Crystal Effects by Stampin Up but, the Tombow multi glue with the green lids will work also.
Thanks, Sheri
Cards - Craft Fair
Okay, it is that time where I'm going to try my had at the craft fair again. The next weekends are the first two of seven shows. Depending on how well I do in the next two weekends will determine if I make it for all seven shows.
Here are some Halloween cards I made to sell.
Here are some Halloween treats and cards I made. These mummys are covered with ink gause on a crystal light container. The eyes are punched out using a circle punch and the mouth I cut by hand all out of cardstock. Inside are 1x8 inch bags filled with 4 pixie sticks and a decoration of cardsock at the top.
I will see how these sell and decide if I should make more for the following weekend.
Thanks,
Sheri
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