…as I try to take in the spirit of the holiday, I can’t help but let my mind wonder to my next project! Coming soon…cute Valentine’s Day ideas! Here’s a little something to hold you over for the next few days until I complete some more projects. I really went […]
Yearly Archives: 2009
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Here’s my contribution for my neighborhood cookie exchange. It was SO MUCH MORE FUN than baking! I used the Scallop #2 Sizzix die and Stampin’ Up!’s super-duper, easy-to-use Circle Scissors Plus to cut the circles for the inlay. I added some ribbon and stapled the toppers to small cello bags. […]
Here is a super-easy card that will certainly impress your friends! 1) Cut a piece of 12″ x 12″ cardstock in half 2) Score at 4″ and 8″ 3) Fold 4) Cut off one corner in a triangle shape 5) Use the cut-off triangle piece as the pattern for the […]
I realized that I needed to make a scrapbook to send to my mother-in-law in Canada for Christmas. (How did December get here so quickly?) Whenever we ship anything to Canada other than a card, the shipping always turns out to take forever. Even though I am a fan of […]
Here is a photo of the turkey fruit kebab I made. (It’s not paper, but I thought you might enjoy it!)
…grab your megaphone, treat bottle, and pennant flag and retire to the living room to enjoy some football! (…and let the men and boys do the dishes…:) ) Follow my blog with Bloglovin
…for photos of the project I am working on, here is another altered clipboard. This one would make a great New Year’s gift. The recipient can display it in the kitchen on a plate stand or hang it in an office. It’s a new twist on the ‘ole at-a-glance calendar.
I wanted to create a nice home decor item that could extend beyond Halloween. Making altered clipboards is so very addicting! This project is very easy and you can even have your kids help you or make their own. Use a plate stand to display so all can enjoy!
I love that I have become the friendly neighborhood craft store. At least once a week a neighbor calls or stops by in search of some cardstock, a punch, some ribbon…you name it! The thing I love the most is helping the neighborhood kids with ideas for their school projects. […]