Birthday Card Stamp a Stack

Here are the cards we did for the Birthday Card Stamp a Stack!

April Stamp Camp at the Scrapbook Store

inside - holds three 4 ounce bottles, great for candy, herbs, etc!

inside picture

Here is the project we will be doing at the Stamp Camp in April at the scrapbook store. The cost is $12.00. The date is being arranged. You can pick one project for the $12.00, or do both for $20.00! Sign up either through me or through the store! Thanks!

Mom & Me Stamp Camp at Scrapbook Store

Here is the project we will be doing on March 28th at the Mom & Me Stamp Camp at the scrapbook store! Sign up now to come! The cost is $8.00. Email me if you need more details!

Scrapbookin'! - Kits Available for Purchase!

Here are three sets of 2 page layouts that I have been working on!

You can purchase the kit to make these layouts for only $20.00, plus shipping, if necessary!

The only thing - I CANNOT send you stamped images! So, you will need to use your own stamps, or you can purchase the sets from me or my demonstrator website. Otherwise, directions, all paper, all embellishments, and finished product images will be included!

Join My Team!!

Now is the best time to join Stampin' Up! as a demonstrator!


Sale-A-Bration is the perfect time to join my Stampin' Up! Team! Why? Because you get to be a part of the wonderful Stampin' Up! Family and save 15% OFF the Starter Kit when you sign up during Sale-A-Bration! Right now, when you sign up you get to choose any stamp set retailed up $47.95, FREE in addition to 15% OFF the regular $199 price of the Starter Kit--that's $335 worth of products for only $169!!


Here are some Top 10 Reasons to join Stampin' Up!:
1. Get ideas for handmade cards, scrapbook pages, and home decor projects.
2. Learn new, artistic stamping techniques on a monthly basis.
3. Gain first access to popular product lines and exclusive, award-winning designs.
4. Get a 20 percent discount on Stampin' Up! products.
5. Be your own boss, and establish a flexible business that meets your goals.
6. Spend more time with family when you work from home with a schedule that fits you and your family.
7. Be eligible to attend Stampin' Up!'s fabulous conferences and events.
8. Earn free exotic trips and other recognition (like free rubber stamps, cash awards, and other valuable prizes).
9. Meet new friends and enrich lives while sharing what you love.
10. Receive support and training from Stampin' Up!

You will have to contact me so I can give you the password needed to sign up from my Stampin' Up! demonstrator website. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask.

Check back for more

I'm still going to post the cards I did for the craft fair, so check back in a couple of days!

My Craft Fair Booth

Hershey Nugget Box

I did 3 designs of this Nugget box. They were really cute and I sold out of all of them. I used the patterns available on Splitcoaststampers. If you would like the pattern, email me and I'll send you the link.

Hershey's Kisses Stocking Stuffer/Nameplate

Here's a cute triangle with 4 Hershey Kisses inside! Super easy to make and fun!

They would make great stocking stuffers or to be used at place settings for the holiday!

Tags! Tags! Tags!!

Here are the tags I made for the craft fair! My family and I made 300 of each tag!!! I put them in packs of 10.
This one is texturized from a Cuttlebug folder. It really is cute! It can also be used as an ornament on the tree!

Great Santa Claus tag!

This tag was made using the watercolor technique with an aquapainter.

I made this one for use on homemade treats from the kitchen!

This is actually a fold over gift card that measures 3 x 3.

The snowman face has some adorable glitter! It really has a presence in real life!

This is an embossed nativity scene. It was made as a gift tag but would make a great bookmark! (I did not stamp to/from on the back so it had more versatility.)

This is very similar to a tag in the Holiday Mini Catalog. I changed it just a little for personal taste.

This one is very similar to one I saw on splitcoaststampers. I fell in love with it and changed it slightly for my personal taste.

Hope they bring you inspiration!

Thanks for looking!

Halloween Treat Containers!

Here are a few ideas for packaging treats for classroom parties, etc! Image giving something like this to some of your co-workers! Your children would be thrilled with these cute ideas!

This witch is designed to hold a full sized Hershey's bar. The original idea came from another stamper's blog, but I had to figure out the dimensions. If you want directions, email me. I used all punches for this project.

Stinking cute mini paper purse to hold Halloween mini treats! I love these! Again, this is from another stamper's blog, so email for a link if you want directions.

That's a mini Crunch bar sticking out the side. Cute, cute, cute idea for classroom parties. This purse can be easily adjusted in size to accommodate all kinds of treats!

A Gable box decorated like Frankenstein. I got this idea from someone else. If you want complete directions, email me and I will give you the link to the person who originally did this! So cute!
One of the baskets for the Big Shot. I kept it super simple on purpose - wanted to show that anyone can do it!
Here is the pillow box for the Big Shot. Again, I kept it super simple. In fact, no stamping. I thought this would be great for co-workers. Or, change the colors and you have a great shower or wedding favor!
Another Big Shot die cut project! So cute and so quick to make! The green lined paper is the Designer Series Paper for Halloween projects.
Yep, there's a Kit Kat in there! Again, this is Designer Series Paper. The paper is cut to a 6"x6". So, you can get 4 projects out of one sheet. This design is from another stamper's blog. If you would like directions, email me and I will give you the link to the original blog I saw this on.

Cards I have been working on...

This card actually has Dazzling Diamonds over the flower.

I didn't have any of the Kiwi Kiss ribbon in yet, so the red is holding the place until I can use the correct ribbon. I embossed the background with a Cuttlebug embossing folder.

The tree on the left I did with crayon resist then applied heat and stick powder and added Dazzling Diamonds. It really makes a presence in real life.

This angel is gorgeous. I did apply Crystal Effects to the wing, you just can't tell it from the picture.

This was a cute card I did for a Stamp a Stack.

The tree is embossed and I used silver Encore for the snowflakes around the tree. I sponged on Bashful Blue to take away the starkness of the white. Actually, I've sponged several of the above cards to add a little depth.

This card idea is directly from the Holiday mini and I love it!!!! It's great because it only uses the one set and makes a very complete card.

This idea I cased from splitcoaststampers. I tweaked it a little, but love it.

AGain, this wreath idea was copied from someone else.