Happy 27th birthday to my son Colin! Hard to believe how fast each year comes around to celebrate!
I made this fun card for him using the Happy Birthday Thinlets as the focal point. Combining this fun designer series paper and colors of card stock was fun to make last night for him!
Today on day 17 of my blog challenge and sharing something I’m grateful for is my meeting with a retirement center about possible teaching card classes. I had first spoke with them last Sept. The timing wasn’t right for either one a year ago. Grateful the timing is much better for both and hopefully I can get creative with more ladies in their new art room.
Thanks for stopping by for day 16 of my month long challenge.
Today I wanted to share a really cute candy holder idea designed by another demonstrator using the Mini Treat Bag Thinlets and the Pick a Pattern Designer Series Paper. This designer series paper is part of the awesome special going on right now!
Today I am grateful for the many online demonstrator friends now friends I see at events I have met thru my business. I will be able to see many next month in Salt Lake City.
See you tomorrow! I have a son turning 27 tomorrow! I will share his birthday card!
This song was one of my dads and my brothers favorite song.
On day 14 of my blog challenge decided I wanted to post this song. Hopefully it touches someone that needed to hear it.
Today I am grateful as I am listening to this song that awesome memories of both my dad and my brother make me smile. Even though there no longer with our family physically, they will both always be in a our hearts!
Today for day 13 wanted to share one of my card classes from two weeks ago.
I love this design as your able to get lots of cards made using designer series paper.
Leave me a comment if you would like to see me include the measurements and instructions more often on my blog. Thank you I value your input.
Measurements:
Card Stock: Tangerine Tango
8 ½ x 11, folded in half,
Very Vanilla : scrap for the punch
Early Espresso 2 x 3”, !/2 x 5 ½”, and scrap for framelit
Crushed Curry: Scrap for
the framelit
Painted Harvest Designer Series Paper : 1 ¾ x 2 ¾” and ¼ x 5 ½”
Instructions:
1. Score and fold the Tangerine
Tango
2. Attach the Painted Harvest
Designer Series Paper to all the Early Espresso layers
3. Run the Crushed Curry and
Early Espresso scraps using the Stitched Shapes Framelits thru the Big Shot
4. Place the Early Espresso
layers on the card.
5. Stamp the acorns w Crumb
Cake bottom left and use Wink of Stella
to color in
6. Stamp the sentiment top
right corner
7. Stamp the flower on the
scrap of Very Vanilla starting with Crushed Curry, then Tangerine Tango, stamp
the circle w Crumb Cake, dots with the Early Espresso
8. Punch the stamped layer
out with Starburst Punch
9. Attach to the Early
Espresso Circle w snail. Then attach the Crushed Curry Circle w Stampin
Dimensionals
10. Attach all three layers to
the card
11. Add Wink of Stella to
center of flower
Today I am grateful to be a part of many demonstrator only Facebook groups where we share ideas, inspiration, and encourage one another personally and with our businesses. Then I can share new ideas with my customers.
Thanks for stopping by!
See you tomorrow for Inspirational Sunday.
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Today for day 12 I am sharing another project kit today. If you missed the Oh Happy Day kit I posted about the other day you can check it out.
Enjoy the video! I am thinking about doing this project kit as a class. Would you be interested in attending a fun class using this kit?
Today I am grateful for a relaxing day! It’s great not to feel guilty to work on business things when I need to relax. Yesterday I shared I had my shot and today my shoulder needs a break.
Leave me a comment below and tell me one thing your grateful for this week as you think back to the week.
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