Last Saturday the ladies in my craft group made a selection of cards. Using the re-inker spreader technique and Stampin’ Up!Fifth Avenue Floral Stamp Set. One of the backgrounds was made using a faux tile technique. The blue and pink cards used the Big Shot and Top Note Die, combined with Textured Impressions Embossing Folders.
The leaves were made using the Big Shot and Little Leaves Sizzlet Die.
I was asked by a friend to make a gift card holder for another male friend who was in to music of all kinds. This is what I came up with using the Big Shot, Top Note Die, and Word Window punch from Stampin’ Up!.
I designed and taught these Birthday Books at a class last year. Each month has a different page for writing all the special birthdays.
Decorated using the Scribble This and Elegant Soiree Designer Paper.
These treat tubes have been inspired by Kim Score’s Gingerbread punch Treat Tube. They were fun to make. The flowers on top were either made with the scallop circle punch or were cut and rolled. You can find the tutorial for making the rolled flowers here at Tania Gould’s blog.
The birds and owls were made with Stampin’ Up! punches. The owls were punched out of a piece of thin corkboard.
I’ve finally gotten around to posting pictures of my stand at the latest Southern Crafters Market. The lady birds were on the front of boxes, this idea was Cased off the talented Marie Shaughnessy.
The brown (Vanilla scented), pink (Rose or Strawberry scented) and green (Apple scented) boxes contained scented and decorated candles. They smelled glorious while making them. These were very popular as Christmas gifts. I also taught them in classes last year. These were Cased from Tanya Boser.
The calendars were a variety of types, with some free standing, magnetic or wall hanging.
These Purse Gift Card Holders were very popular at the latest craft market. They are simple and fun to make. Again using Stampin’ Up products. These have been Cased off some clever person off the internet. But sorry, I can’t figure out where to give you the credit.
More Craft Market Projects.
These Tall Window Boxes were fun to make. These boxes used a wide variety of Stampin’ Up! products. Punches, Stamp Sets, Designer Papers, Big shot and Dies, Embossing folders. Aren’t the butterflies and owls gorgeous!!
The idea was cased from http://www.mariestamps.com
