Creating On A Whim!

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This is easy to re-create I will be doing this as a Stamp-A-Stack in March. You'll create 10 cards for $20 and bring you own adhesive. The Time frame for this will be March 27, 2010 from 11-2 or 7-10 please reserve your seat soon this is limited to 6 per class. Please call 360-475--8421.

This class is offered by mail also and if your interested in getting supplies to create these three cards with the envelopes the cost will be $ 4.95 + 1.25 postage & handling = $ 6.20. I accept Pay Pal, money order or checks. If you would like to make more I can order the supplies and etc for you. I will be adding the video link soon.

Anyway, it was just precious, so I had to try something similar with our punches. My boys were not thumb suckers but they both loved their blankets. So this can be easily made into a boy image but this is the one I saw done in a girl's. This will look great on a scrapbook page with a picture of your child holding their blankets and you can tell about how they would not go anywhere without it. You may have a small piece left that can be placed in a clear envelope and placed on the page with it. Use Texture wheel on free hand cut out of the blanket PJ's are Wide Oval, Heart to Heart and Small Oval Head - 1.25 circle Hair 1 3/8 circle trimmed, Heart to Heart Bows - Heart to Heart, standard hole punch Nose - standard hole punch Eyes - Small Heart, standard hole punch Hands - 1/2 circle - trimmed for thumb sucking hand, Slot Punch added for thumb of blanket hand

This week we created these I do have a video here on the blog where Angie Juda is demonstrating how to create these. So for those of you whom don't have the Big Shot this is the way to re-create these, Enjoy. This is also showing off our New! Two Step Bird Punch in their sleek style design. You'll notice in your new Mini Occasions catalog that the company punches have changed there look; they are also easier to punch with. Some of you have been with me since I started know some of those puncheds were so hard to use that we had to purchase a tool to help us use them. Not anymore.

This class was held on February 5th @ 6pm (limit of 8)and the cost for this includes all the supplies except your adhesive (I recommend Tombow All Purpose glue) which will be $15 ; if your unable to come and want the complete package with everything needed please let me know by Jan. 29th if it has to be mailed add $2 more. I purchased this tutorial from Gretchen Barron but the color scheme was more on a kid theme so I changed it up to my taste with the help of Alice S. & Sherrie N. input and feedback. Supplies needed for “ Love Train 2010 ” 19 – Real Red Eyelets 9 - Silver Brads 2 pkgs. Chocolate Epoxy Brads ( 12 Striped & 8 Flowers ) or 20 rhinestone brads 18 - Stampin Dimensionals 4 – ¾ inch x12 inches DSP strips 2 – ¾ inch x 5 ½ inches DSP strips ( one strip will be cut in half and used on Caboose ) 2 of each –1 in. x 11 in. Basic Black & Real Red CS ( use s-a-bration 2010 border punch ) 1 of each – 1 in. x 5 ½ in. Basic Black & Real Red CS “ ...

Here is the supplies needed to create this flower: 12” x 1” strip of DSP (or cardstock can be used) Sticky Strip 1 3/8" Circle punch Scallop Trim Border punch (or any other border punch) Buttons Late’ (or other buttons or large brads) Linen Thread Paper Crimper Scrap CS to punch out a circle Use your Border punch across the edge and then place in Paper Crimper several times. Form outer layer of flower first and adhere to 1 3/8" circle punch out that has sticky strip on it. Then repeat for center of flower. Use a needle with Linen Thread and sew button on and add a Dimensional and place on a card prepared for this embellishment.