It's been a busy few days! I had a class at home on Saturday morning followed by an Open House for anyone wanting to know more or buy Stampin Up products. I had some lovely friends through who have been so supportive of what I'm doing. Also dear husband took all 4 children out for the morning so I could concentrate!
The class was similar to the one I taught last week. Had a slight panic when I realised I didn't have enough cream cardstock for one of the cards, so we used a different colour, came out quite well!
Then last night I had a play with the Beautiful Butterflies Die (114507). I made some tiny notecards, the kind that you would slip in a parcel to someone, no envelope needed. Made a little bag for them using this tutorial here that I saw someone else use on the In Love with Stamping forum.
This is a mini notebook, isn't it adorable! Wouldn't it make a sweet party favour for a little girl - and only a few pence to make.
Used about 4 sheets of white printer paper to cut all the butterflies, and Certainly Celery Card stock to create the front and back page. Stamped an image from the Green House Garden Set then used the Cropodile to cut through them in 2 lots. Tied it together with some Pear Pizazz seam binding.
The class was similar to the one I taught last week. Had a slight panic when I realised I didn't have enough cream cardstock for one of the cards, so we used a different colour, came out quite well!
Then last night I had a play with the Beautiful Butterflies Die (114507). I made some tiny notecards, the kind that you would slip in a parcel to someone, no envelope needed. Made a little bag for them using this tutorial here that I saw someone else use on the In Love with Stamping forum.
Stamps
Four Frames and Silhouette Sentiments
Card
Certainly Celery, Daffodil Delight and Pumpkin Pie.
Paper
Designer Series Paper - Pumpkin Pie
Inks
Old Olive
Tools
Decorative Label Punch, Beautiful Butterflies Die
Other
Dimensionals
This is a mini notebook, isn't it adorable! Wouldn't it make a sweet party favour for a little girl - and only a few pence to make.
Used about 4 sheets of white printer paper to cut all the butterflies, and Certainly Celery Card stock to create the front and back page. Stamped an image from the Green House Garden Set then used the Cropodile to cut through them in 2 lots. Tied it together with some Pear Pizazz seam binding.
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