Stamp Sets: Birthday Whimsy, Big Deal Alphabet
Colors: Soft Sky, Taken with Teal, Old Olive, Lavender Lace
Accessories: White 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon, Stampin' Dimensionals, staples
Stamp Set: Birthday Whimsy
Colors: Going Gray, Chocolate Chip, Pumpkin Pie, Mellow Moss
Accessories: Silver Brads, Stampin' Dimensionals, staples
Stamp Sets: Celebrate Everything, Lots of Thoughts
Colors: Rose Red, Old Olive, Taken with Teal, Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Scallop Punch, 1-3/8" Circle Punch, Markers in coordinating colors, staples
Card Size: 4" x 4"
Stamp Set: Lots of Thoughts
Colors: Pumpkin Pie, Bashful Blue, Wild Wasabi, Chocolate Chip
Accessories: Scallop Punch, 1-3/8" Circle Punch, Crafter's Tool Kit (for paper-piercing)
Card Size: 3" x 3"
3.04.2008
Sale-a-bration!!
2.11.2008
More Samples
Here's two of the several cards that I used for additional samples at the Monthly Club Kick-Off:


I saw this layout in a Stampin' Up! magazine last year, and finally decided to CASE (Copy-And-Share-Everything) it. I simply swapped out some of the images, and changed up the colors, and stapled ribbon at the bottom. Easy, easy!- just lots of cutting...
1.14.2008
And the Winner Is...
Monthly Stamp Club Kick-Off


1.09.2008
3-D Projects
Here's a couple items that I've made recently:
A picture frame I made as a baby shower gift - I just might make another for our baby!
Another frame; this one was a present to my mom for Christmas.
Coloring Flowers
The kit can be seen on page 188 of the new Spring/Summer Collection 2008. You can view the catalog here, if you do not already have one.
One of the many things you can do with flowers, is color them. You can color them with Stampin' Write Markers or the Stampin' Pastels (chalk). The Pastels will give a much softer color to the flowers, while the markers will be quite bold:
The markers will bleed thru the flower, so you want to make sure you have scrap paper under it. I used outward strokes, from the center to the edges until the entire flower is colored.
Color the flowers using Pastels, in the same manner, using the applicators that come with the chalks when you first purchase them. Here, I colored over my Pumpkin Pie flower, with Ruby Red chalk, adding a very realistic touch the silk flower!
After coloring your flowers, allow a couple minutes to dry, while finishing the rest of your card. I apologize for the poor quality picture; our printer finally broke down, and our old camera was starting to die too, when I took all these pictures!
This is the best close up of the scallop punch/flowers that I could get. Unfortunately, it doesn't show the flower with the chalk ontop of the marker very well. You'll just have to take my word that the technique works really good!
9.23.2007
I'm Back
I've also finally updated my demo website with my Fall Events, so check that out too! Thanks for being patient!