I love the "Doodle This" set! Of course 'Office Accoutrements' is used all over as well. This is a fancy cover for a (very) small white sandwich bag. It is actually only 3 3/4 inches across, 2 inches deep and 6 inches high. It gets a lot of mileage out of a LOT of accessories! The "handle" is the 'key tag' punch and I rounded the corners and went completely punch happy with the new 'spiral ... View Post
Archives for March 2007
Covered “On Board” 5×5 Art Journal
I covered this album in minutes using the Petals and Paisleys paper over the On Board 5x5 art journal. I just LOVE the new mini catalog--and everything in it! Now I have to book workshops to afford my wish list! The cover was easy with the new spiral punch and I was able to add cardstock pages with pockets as well using that punch to make it fit like they belonged! The round tab punch was ... View Post
Finding Joy in the Little Things…
I needed a quick easy non-card idea for an event I was doing this weekend and got the inspiration from SUDSOL (Simply Unique Demonstrators Sharing Online). The dedication of these volunteers is so incredible. SUDSOL helped me a lot as a new demo years ago looking for ideas and advice and I still use it today! On the SUDSOL mailing list, Patti Scanlon helped a demo looking for a certain ... View Post
About Me
I am a SAHM of four beautiful girls and married to a ravishingly handsome and exciting man for over 20 years. My Stampin' Up! business is the excuse for housework not getting done... and really, which would you rather do? I created this blog originally to show other stamping professionals how wonderful Wordpress is for blogging but ended up loving it for the way it enables me to share what I am ... View Post
Envelope Trick #2
So, for my next trick... ooops! Oh well, I have been overloaded lately and haven't started working with my new Spring Mini Catalog stuff (am I allowed to admit that?!). This gift enclosure was one that I made two years ago for my brother-in-law and his wife on their new home. It is three of our larger envelopes with the flaps tucked into one another and the insides covered with a strip ... View Post