Project 6 for Craft Show

Well here I am with Post #6 showcasing some of the items for my craft show coming up in 1 week from Saturday.  Hopefully I will have everything done by the end of this weekend.  I would love to, but not sure yet.  So here are some tags I have created and packaged.  I am planning on selling them for $3.00 package, six in each package.  Let me know what you think.

 

 

I took these earlier and for some reason the light was not as good.

 

 

And here is how they will be packaged!

 

 

I have quite a few more to share, but I will share those another day.  The label at top was made using my digital studio and then printed on Whisper white Card Stock.

 

The two stamp sets used here are Stampin' Up and called Winter Post and Bells and Boughs.

 

Thanks for stopping by and hope your day is blessed!

 

 

 

 



Project 5 for Craft Show

Happy Hump Day everyone and welcome to project 5 of my craft show items.  I am going to show you two of the 6 altered composition books that I have turned into a journal, notes, etc. book.  These are very simple and easy which is what I am all about.  First one is black and white which I did a few of these, with a ribbon edge.  Love the black and white!  Wish my photo had been better.

 

 

Now here is one made similar, but a little brighter and the ribbon I made longer to be able to be used as a marker for the page.

 

 

I love this one also.  So bright and cheery.  All of my paper and ribbon are retired.

 

These I will probably put $5.00 on.

 

Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a wonderful day!

 

Project 4 for Craft Show

Happy Tuesday to all my friends! Hope your week has started with a bang.  I know lately my everyday starts with a bang.  Seems like I am constantly doing something and I am.  But one thing for sure is I am enjoying putting all the things together for our craft show coming up in less than two weeks now.  But I am pretty much ahead of what I thought I would be. 

 

So here is my 4th project I have for my show.  This is called Snowman Soup.  In each one is one packet of Hot Chocolate mix, two Hershey Kisses and a Candy Cane.  I use the Top Note Die by stampin' Up to make the snowman faces and the top of the hat.  How cute are these?

 

 

Here is what is on the back of the faces!

 

 

You can find this poem and many others ready to print out on a page here!  And I actually got my idea for this Snowman Soup from this blog!

 

And of course one more picture to share!

 

 

Items Used:

SU Top Note Die

SU 1/4" round punch

SU Itty Bitty Shapes Punch  Pack (circle punch)

SU Card Stock: Whisper White, Blue (retired), Basic Black, Cherry Cobbler, Orange

SU Blushing Bride Ink for blush

SU Snow Burst Embossing Folder

 

Now, I am thinking $4.00 on this! What do you think?

 

Thanks for stopping by and hope to have a couple more for you this week!

Sketch 286 - Monday Lunchtime Sketch

Happy Monday Morning and hope all ha a wonderful weekend and ready for a brand new week.  I have stayed busy all weekend with a baby shower, church which I love, and getting ready for the craft show coming up November 9th, so not much down time for me.  But I am enjoying my crafting time.  This is the time I like using up all my retired stuff. 

 

Well on to the challenge!  I love the sketch that Mary Jo gave us for this weeks challenge.  Another card that can be clean and simple which is about all I can handle right now.  And the design team has also done a great job with this sketch.  You will have to go to the Techno Stamper's blog and check out all their samples.  So here is my sample for today's sketch.

 

 

Isn't this just too cute.  I am loving this new stamp set called Christmas Messages.  Now the paper is called Be of Good Cheer from last year.  So it has retired, but I have so many Christmas papers that I just had to pass this year to get rid of what I have.  I have about accomplished that, I think!  I made the tag by cutting a piece of paper 2" by 4 and then using the Apothecary large framelit to cut the top.

 

Here is a look at the side!

 

 

The inside!

 

 

And the envelope and card together.

 

 

All items used are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Set: Christmas Messages (Inside and out)

Card Stock: Very Vanilla, Gumball Green

Designer Series Paper: Be of Good Cheer

Ink: Gumball Green, Cherry Cobbler

Markers for coloring stamp on front

Apothecary Accents Framelit

Adorning Accents Edgelit

Cherry Cobbler Ribbon - retired

 

Thanks so much for stopping by today and hope your week is blessed!

 



Baby Card - Stocking Punch

 

Hello all and hope your Sunday has started out well.  I thought I would take a few moments before heading out the door to church and post this card I made yesterday morning for a baby shower yesterday.  I am sure glad these photos turned out well as I don't have the card any longer.  I needed something quick and easy and already had the stocking punch out, so it made it a little easier to make a decision.  I also have a drawer full of retired paper and when I looked into it, this just seemed to pop right out.  So that is what I chose.  It is called Nursery Nest.

 

Here is the inside of the card!

 

 

Love this stamp set called God's Blessings and just pulled it out quickly and stamped the inside.  Took about 20 minutes to throw it together.  Isn't that easy.

 

Items use are all Stampin' Up!

Stamp Sets: Itty Bitty Banners, God's blessings

Card Stock: Whisper White, Marina Mist

Designer Series Paper: Nursery Nest

Ink: Marina Mist

White Baker's Twine

Stocking Punch

Banner Framelits

 

Thanks for stopping by and have a blessed Sunday!

 

 

 



Project 3 for Bazaar Craft Show

Good Morning and welcome to another cute little project that I have been working on for the craft fair.  This is a giant candy bar holder made with the "envelope punch board."  I am loving that thing!!!!  and the bow was done using the "Gift Bow Bigz L Die."  It was so easy and I got about 15 done in just a matter of an hour.  And, no I did not create this, but again found this tutorial from Remarkably Created blog.  She had a wonderful video on how to do it.  So if you are one of the lucky ones who have received this envelope punch board check out the video by Janet Wakeland.  Now here is what they look like filled and finished.

 

 

Here I took a few of them with the candy bars I put into them.

 

 

And here is the back of the holder with the flap up so you see how to put the candy bar in.  You can seal it or you can just place the flap up under the ribbon so they can use it again if needed.  That is what I did with all of the ones I have made.

 

 

I will probably sell the whole thing for $3.00 since the candy bar cost me $1.50.  Does that sound reasonable?

 

Hope you enjoyed the post and hopefully will have another project to share with you later this week.

Project 2 for Bazaar Craft Show

Well here I am again with project # 2.  I have quite a few more started and in the works, but finished 3 of these last night and thought I would go ahead and share them with you.  I am only sharing 2 as that is what I grabbed this morning to take a picture of.  There are times we all need gift card holders and Christmas is definitely one of those times.  So I saw this cute little stocking on Crafty Stampin and just had to make it.  You can click on the name and it will take you to a tutorial on how she made it so there is no need for me to give you directions here.  It is made with the Stocking Die and so easy.  When you are working on projects for a craft show, that is what you need is easy, right?  Anyway here are two of the gift card holder stockings I have made. And, please let me know if $1.50 or $2.00 should be the price.  I am uncertain on this one.

 

 

Here is photos of each one individual.

 

  

And of course the inside, which I may do a Merry Christmas or something.  According if time permits.

 



 

All items used are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Set: Label Love

Card Stock: Cherry Cobbler

Silver Glimmer Paper 

Artisan Label Punch

Stocking Die

Snowflake die (From retired set of four small dies, uncertain of name)

Brads, silver twine

 

 So now please stop by Crafty Stampin and thank Linda Cullen for such great directions.  I did veer off a little just to save time, but otherwise wonderful directions.

 

Project 1 for Bazaar/Craft Show

Good Morning!  This is my first share for some of the things I will be selling at the Craft Show on November 9th.  I am trying to make everything as easy as possible so I can get more things done.  I am working every night in my craft room and my dear husband is being so supportive.  He also knows it is something I enjoy.

 

I will be selling cards in packs of 6 with the envelopes and here is what the cards will look like.  I made 18 of these so I have 3 packs and the cost will be $10/pack.  I know I always want to know what things go for and so the reason I am adding the price.

 

Now with this card I did color the packages different and also the sentiment, but I decided to go easier and do them all the same color, which you will see below.

 

 

Here is another which I cut the gifts out and popped everything up, which was also time consuming and decided to go with just stamping the image.

 

 

And this is what the inside of all of them looks like!  Sorry the photo is a little blurred.

 

 

And here they are all packaged and ready to go.  No ribbon or anything as I wanted to keep price as low as possible.

 

 

All items are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Set: Wishing You

Card Stock: Real Red, Crumb Cake

Ink: Real Red

Designer Frames Embossing Folder

Sizzix small die (can't remember name) for cut out

Oval scallop punch

ribbon, real red polka dot

 

Thanks for stopping by and more to come!

 

 

 

 

 

LNS Challenge 234 / Sketch 285 - Monday Lunchtime Sketch

Hi everyone and welcome to this weeks challenges for Late Night Stampers and the Monday Lunchtime sketch.  Boy has it been a week for me.  I am working on items for our craft show bazaar at church on November 9th and it has just consumed my at home time.  I have three weeks left to get it all together, so I have not been posting much, but can't wait to share with you some of the items I will have there.  So if I have missed commenting on your post, now you know why.  Now on to my two challenges.

 

The sketch this week from Mary Jo was a little different, but I have learned to like different and was pleased with the outcome of my card.  And the design team has really done a great job with it, so you will have to stop by her blog and check them all out.  Again, I  combined it with this weeks challenge at Late Night Stampers which is to Fall into "Fall."  I have been a little slack with fall this year and this is only about the second card I have made that works into the fall theme.  So here is my sample for this weeks challenges.

 

 

Can you tell I am getting use to the one layer cards.  Easy is the best way when you are as busy as I am, yet want to keep stamping every possible minute you can.

 

Here is a side view!

 

 

And yes I did the inside also!  Now it don't look as clean and simple.

 

 

And I even used the envelope die to make a liner for the envelope!

 

 

Now how great is that.

 

Thanks for stopping by and don't forget to drop by the blogs and see all the other fall cards.

 

 

 

 



Sketch 284 - Monday Lunchtime Sketch

Happy Monday all and welcome to our Monday Lunch Time Sketch.  Today Mary Jo has a wonderful sketch for me and I am so excited to be able to be on this wonderful team of designers.  You must go over to Mary Jo's blog and check out all the wonderful samples the design team has for you today.  So much inspiration.  So without further ado here is the sketch.

 

 

Now here is my sample!

 

 

Now I will say that I went a lot easier than the rest, as I chose a paper that already had the paper in different colors and just attached it to the border paper.  I guess you could say I cheated.  Oh well my daughter is here this weekend and I wanted to make it easy so I could spend more time with her.  Love the outcome of it though.  And here is the inside of the card.

 

 

All items used are Stampin' Up!

Stamp Sets: Pennant Parade, Remembering Your Birthday

Card Stock: Wisteria Wonder, Very Vanilla, Crushed Curry

Designer Paper: Afternoon Picnic

Designer Build a Brads (retired)

Ink: Wisteria Wonder, Crushed Curry

 

Thanks for stopping by and hope you have a blessed week.

 

 



MDS Monday Challenge 35

Good Thursday Morning All!  What a busy life I am leading lately.  Seems like things are just moving too fast and life is short.  But I do get to see my grandson and granddaughter this weekend as my daughter and her husband is coming into town.  Excited about that!

 

I just wanted to share a quick layout I did this week of my grandson at 5 months old.  Still two more to do as he is 7 months now, but I will get there.  So since I need to start working at my "day job," I will be short and sweet.

 

 

Isn't he just the cutest?  Do I say that every time?  LOL

 

Used the MDS Monday Challenge 35 for this Layout!  Check them out, they have wonderful challenges and sketches.

 

Thanks for stopping by today and hope your day is blessed!



LNS Challenge 233 / Sketch 283 - Monday Lunchtime Sketch

Good Monday Morning and hope you all are ready for this weeks challenges.  I have two items today for you, one for each challenge.  Started to do 2 post and decided it could all go on one post and make it a little easier.  So first of all lets look at Mary Jo's sketch.  I know you are going to love it.

 

 

Now here is my sample for the sketch!

 

 

I used the washi tape from SU called Gingham Garden.  It just seemed to match perfectly with this paper.  The sentiment was suppose to be stamped directly on the designer paper, but I did not get good enough coverage on the stamp and had to put it on the white.  At least there was a way to cover up the mess and make the card work.  Here is the inside!

 

 

Love this stamp set!

 

And now for our LNS challenge this week.  We are making Halloween treat holders and I could not pass up using the Petite Purse Die and creating this cute pumpkin holder with it. 

 

 

 

I got the idea from "PINTEREST."  Love PINTEREST!!!!  And from that created this cute little purse that will hold all kinds of the mini candies.  I put M&M's in this one as you can see here.

 

 

By the way it is orange and don't know why my camera could not get it right today, but at least you get the just of what it looks like.

 

Here is one other view that shows you more of the top of the purse.

 

 

I made the stem by cutting a piece of the orange and rolling it.  Sliced some notches in the bottom and then pressed that up to give it a flat bottom that I could glue on the top of the purse.  I also swirled some tiny pieces of soft suede card stock to give it a little more dimension.

 

So now make sure you drop by Mary Jo's blog and play along plus check out the other DT Samples and play along with us this week at Late Night Stampers.  We have some pretty good samples for treat holders for Halloween.  I know you  are going to love them.

 

Thanks for stopping by today and hope you have a wonderful and blessed week!