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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Make a Flip Flop Card!
You can freehand your own template, using the photo as a guide. I used the larger hole on my cropadile to punch the three holes. Trace it on your paper, flip it over, and trace again for the other one. After cutting out, you can put them back to back and punch the holes at the same time. I crimped the flip flops for this card, but you don't have to. Add two small lengths of your ribbon for each sandal, I just taped the ends on the back. I added a punched flower and rhinestone brad to the top hole after adding the ribbon. Have fun, and happy stamping!
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Make a Simple Corner Bookmark!
Make this simple bookmark from one piece of 6"x6" paper. Fold diagonally, open, and fold again in the opposite diagonal direction, cut away one triangle, fold up and adhere, it's so easy! Decorate however you want, I punched the triangle that gets cut away with Stampin' Up!'s Round Tab punch, and used the reverse side of the double-sided paper to make a little tab for the top. Then, just slide it over the corner of the page you're on in your latest book!
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
My Latest RMH Donation
I have been so busy with my boys' school carnival that's coming up, I haven't really had time to do much stamping. I did manage to crank out some cards and these cute purses for our local Ronald McDonald House for Mother's Day. I love how the purses came out, and I got to use some of my favorite dies and my Big Shot!
Friday, April 10, 2009
Here is another card I made using my new Choo Choo set from the Occasions Mini Catalog. Visit my website to see all the great products and promotions! This set is so fun. It coordinates with so many other sets, I am finding. The train can haul away a huge cupcake from Party Hearty, or you can make a circus train if you combine it with the animals from Wild About You, which I plan to do next, by the way. I have seen some great projects using this set in the splitcoaststampers gallery.
Monday, April 6, 2009
Cocktails, Anyone?
Monday, March 30, 2009
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Ronald McDonald House Easter Treats
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