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This is the second of the four projects we will be doing at Stamp Club night on Wednesday, June 24th. I thought it was cute and could easily be used to send to a boy for his birthday - hard to come by sometimes, don't you think? I made the Star accents using the Big Shot and the Stars die. 
Here is a photo folder that I found a template for in our most recent edition of Stampin' Success magazine. It was fun to recreate it with our Cheep Talk stamp set and Good Morning Sunshine Designer Series Paper. The flap that you see in the middle opens up to reveal another two photos underneath - so there is room for 2 4x6 photos and one 3.5 x 6 photo (just trimmed o.5" off the 4x6 size). I had such a BLAST making this that I will send the materials to make this to the first 5 customers that place a web order of $50 or more. Offer expires March 31st, or when supplies run out! Place your orders now to qualify for the free Sale-A-Bration item as well!
Aren't these sticky flowers from Sticky Cuts Sweet great! Paired with Good Morning Sunshine Paper and using our new Fine Supernova glitter. I can't tell you how great these sticky cuts are - they leave the best glittered image I have ever seen. This is my first time using them and I just can't get enough!
I made this cute and simple card last night at Julie's house. I used the Trendy Trees Stamp Set, Chocolate Chip, Red Riding Hood, Tangerine Tango, and Kiwi Kiss Stamp Pads and the Good Morning Sunshine Designer Series Paper (my favorite!). I also used Chit Chat rub-ons. If you haven't gotten them yet, you must. I've used them for over a year now and I still have 80% of the package left. They are a GREAT value.
Aren't we all! Here is a page we made last night at my club meeting. And apologies to those who wanted to see our projects before club night. I sincerely didn't mean to keep them off the blog, just ran out of time to post them due to our Amish Valentine's Day getaway.
I just love this set - Crazy for Cupcakes, and the new Good Morning Sunshine Designer paper. It's so versatile - it can be for a boy or girl, depending on which pattern you choose. I made this card for a little boy in David's class who is having his birthday on Feb. 20th...and David gets to go play while (I believe) his Dad and I get to go have dinner together. I can't imagine a better arrangement, can you?
Who doesn't love this new Designer Series paper? And who doesn't love the new colorful rub-ons? Anyone? This little owl actually came with a white belly and eyes and I used my blender pen to color his eyes Saffron and his belly Kiwi...but this probably wasn't the best technique since it took forever to dry and I'm not sure its permanent. Anyone have a better idea? I'm all ears! (I thought of using crystal effects...for the permanent aspect, but since I don't have a Kiwi reinker, that won't work.)
