The November club meeting was lots of fun. I demoed this darling box that Shelli Gardner, Stampin' Up's Co-founder and CEO shared at the Portland Regional Seminar
Shelli called this her "take-out" box – quick and easy to put together and big enough to hold some really nice gifts: candy, special hand-made gifts etc.
You can see how to make this by going to Shelli's blog
We had fun making the Napkin Fold cards at the club meetings in September. These look very complicated, but I'm sure the gals will tell you they are pretty easy! LOVE how they turned out. We did a 4" x 4" card and I will be giving you a little tutorial on how these are…
I had a fun folds class in June and the gals loved it And SO did I The first project we made was the Never Ending Card I ended up making two for my sons' birthdays and Sam said – I can never get to the end…..LOL This is the one we made in class…
The Beau Chateau Designer Series Paper is a favorite of mine right now – and I needed some little gifts for my granddaughter and her Australian friend whose family is visiting. So I altered some composition books. I asked on the SUDSOL list (Stamping Up Demonstrators Sharing On Line – see link in right side bar if…
I promised a tutorial on how to make the magazine file. This will be our project at the next club meeting. I can just see these lined up above my desk with all my cards. They are fun to make – a bit confusing at first, but once you have made one they go fast!!…
Another demonstrator, Debbie Henderson, shared these darling punch art characters. Aren't they just stinkin' cute? I made these up and added them to the Fancy Favor Big Shot Die box as treats for a couple special little people that I'm hoping will be at our club meeting on Saturday! Can you see the animals peeking…
For one of my demonstrations at June's club meeting, I showed the gals how to make these darling plasticware and napkin holders! Martha Stewart (SU Demonstrator) made these – she was inspired by Kathie McGuire. I'm all ready for our 4th of July picnic Here's a quick tutorial for you – these take about…