Stamp Princess

I have a Halloween class coming up next week!  It will be Thursday the 22nd at 6 pm.

I’m excited!! Take a peek at the fun things we’re making.

Note: That pumpkin pie marker is just a place holder for pixie sticks! I didn’t have any in the house when I took the picture.  Tee hee.

So fun!  These are ideas I have collected and modified from several places.

(The card is case’d from a cute card I saw online, and I need to try to find out where so I can give credit.  If it was you, let me know. )

There is limited room in this class, so let me know soon if you’d like to join us!  The cost is $14, and due by the 17th.

Thanks,

Laura

Oh sheesh, it’s been too long since I’ve been able to step foot in my craft room.  But good news!!  The construction is done!  Woo-hoo!  I’m not done organizing, but with a little help from Ikea I am getting very close. 

So it’s been a while, but I finally have the projects for my October card club finished and ready!  Not a minute too soon, since it’s tonight.  Tee hee.

It’s fun to have something new to share again!

Okay, how cute is this witch’s hat??  It’s a perfect treat box!  I really wish I could say this is my own original idea, but no way, I have to give credit where it’s due.  I found this on Carrie’s blog, and you can see her instructions here.

Mine is almost exactly like hers.  I think the only things I changed were the tag and ribbon.

Next is a very simple treat bag, made easy and uber-fast thanks to my Big Shot machine.  I don’t have many occasions to give a Halloween card, so I opted for a couple treat bags instead.

We’re also making a festive fall card.  ‘Tis the season, after all!

Tootle-oo!

Laura

Ingredients:

Stamps – Eat, Drink & Be Scary, Holiday Best

Ink – pumpkin pie

Paper – Cottage Wall dsp, Autumn Traditions dsp, basic black, elegant eggplant, old olive, whisper white, always artichoke, very vanilla, pumpkin pie, chocolate chip, Cast-a-Spell dsp

Supplies – basic black marker, old olive marker, elegant eggplant marker, pumpkin pie marker, always artichoke marker, chocolate chip marker, elegant eggplant grosgrain ribbon, crop-a-dile, tag punch, small tag punch, small star punch, curly label punch, stamping sponges, very vanilla grosgrain ribbon, dimensionals, wide oval punch, dazzling diamonds, Big Shot, bag w/ scallops die

I’m posting the cards from my September club a little early, so the club girls may get a sneak peek. If you don’t want a “spoiler,” avert your eyes!

Isn’t that paper cute?  I got the cute little bib idea from this cute card here.

(Though my daughter insisted it is a swing, not a bib, so if you couldn’t tell either I won’t hold it against you. )

There are some fun techniques on that card.  This is my 1st time dying the flowers from the Pretties Kit.  So easy!  There are many methods, but I used an aqua painter and reinker.  Also, the swirlies in the background are heat embossed.  Love the embossing.

And why not a little Halloween 3×3? 

Bye!

Laura

Ingredients:

Stamps – Teeny Tiny Wishes, Priceless, Hello Again, Eat Drink & Be Scary, Holiday Blitz

Ink – rich razzleberry ink refill, versamark, basic gray, rich razzleberry, orchid opulence, lovely lilac

Paper – Cottage Wall dsp, old olive, cameo coral, kraft, rich razzleberry, orchid opulence, whisper white, pumpkin pie, basic black, lovely lilac

Supplies – Pretties Kit, aqua painter, rhinestone brad, dimensionals, scallop edge punch, heat tool, clear embossing powder, stamping sponge, 1 3/8″ circle punch, scallop circle punch, 1″ circle punch, pretty in pink grosgrain ribbon, glue dots, crop-a-dile, silver eyelets, eyelet border punch, pumpkin pie grosgrain ribbon, small tag punch, tag punch, mini envelope