Showing posts with label Scrapbook Pages. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrapbook Pages. Show all posts

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Easter Projects!!

Yay! Projects are done! :) Here's the line-up . . . This is a Punch Bunny in a Carrot Patch Card. It is $1.50.

This Carrot Card uses the Pick-A-Petal and Baroque Motif Stamp sets. It is one of my favorites I made last year, but thought I would offer it for those who may not have seen it. It is also $1.50.

Here is the Easter scrapbook layout. I'm loving the punch characters if you can't tell:) This layout will be $4.00.


These are the Easter Baskets. There are two different sizes. The large one can hold quite a lot, and would be great if you are planning to put the plastic Easter eggs in it. The basket portion itself is about 5" tall by 8" long at the top. The smaller one is still a really good size, especially for just lots of candy. It measures about 3 1/2" by 5". I can have a boy or girl pattern for you, so just specify which size and which gender you would like:)

The Large Basket is $3.00.

The Smaller Basket is $2.00.

Here is another really fun way to give treats! The Mini Milk Cartons!

Here is a Four-Milk-Carton-Holder. The Holder itself will cost 1.25, and the Milk Cartons are $1.00/ea.
And this one is a Two-Milk-Carton-Holder. This Holder is $0.75, and again the Milk Cartons are $1.00/ea.
You can also just get the Milk Cartons seperately if you would like. Just let me know quantity. And if you've never seen the milk carton dye done, just know they are littler. They measure about 1 1/2" by 3" tall. The are so stinking cute though!

This little guy is too cute! It also uses the milk carton dye. So he's the Bunny Milk Carton. This one is $0.75. {If you are wondering why this one is .25 less than the other one, it's because of the cute little [and expensive] library clip on top of the other milk carton} Just so you know:)


And there you have it! I would like to know by Monday if you can or cannot make it along with what you would like to do. Sorry for the shorter notice. I struggled getting the projects done this month:)

Friday, November 13, 2009

Christmas in December Club!

Here we go again! :) As we did last time, the projects are below along with the prices. Just let us know which you would like to do, and we will have everything ready for you to put it together!

We haven't done a scrapbook layout for a really long time, and so I thought it could be fun to do one for Christmas Time memories! I know not everyone does them, so don't worry there's lots more for you to do below;) The layout will be $4.00.

Here's closer views of the pages . . .


Here is a the Christmas Card! Priced at $1.00. It uses the stencils, which I'm so excited about!


Here are some tags for all your darling Christmas presents. . . they add just the right touch! They are .25 cents each.

Here is another fun tag from the Top Note Die. It also will be .25 cents.

This darling Christmas Box is great for neighbor gifts or treats. It is also great for small gifts like ties, jewelry, socks or something fun like that! :) It will be $3.00 or 5 for $12.00.

Now for some extra fun stuff! I thought it would be fun to do some glass etching projects! There are a few different ones at different price ranges.... these first ones are monogrammed glasses. {they are extra big mugs too!} They are $3.00 each. You can have the option of just doing the letter alone and that would be the etched piece, or the picture below. Please let me know what you would like if you choose this project. {Great Christmas gift!}

Closer view of the etching. . .

This square jar is super cute and would be fun for lots of different things! Like holiday candy or small ornaments or whatever you want to fill it with. The brown in the picture is just a piece of chocolate chip card stock I stuck in so you could see the etching better:) This jar is $9.00.

And here's a better view of the etching as well. . .

This jar is adorable! I filled it will ornaments so you could get a better view of the etching but they are not included. It is a good idea for it though! I also did an etching on this that could be used year around. This jar is $15.00.

Here is a closer view as well . . .

Well, there you have it! I hope you like them all! We do:) Please let us know by Tuesday night what you would like to do! Thanks! I'm excited to see everyone again!

Tuesday, May 12, 2009

May Stamp Club!

Hey Ladies! Stamp club is this Thursday, the 14th at Brenda's House. Her address is 840 Windsor Lane in Kaysville. She lives right down the street from Suzanne. The time is 7:00 pm. See everyone there.




The cards are really easy to make. The scrapbook pages will take just a little longer. You will need to bring the following with you to club: Papers in the colors you would like, ribbon to match, eyelets for the "Dad" card, a button or some sort of hardware for the "I Love You Dad" card, brads for the flower centers, chip board flower (large) for the scrapebook page, blender pens, markers, stamp pads, ribbon and embellishments for the graduation cards, scallop circle punch, and 1 3/8 circle punch. (Brenda and Sarah have the two punches but if you have them, it would be great if you would bring to share). All stamps shown will be provided.
Please comment or reply to email, so Brenda can know how many to expect! Thanks. Hope to see everyone there!

Wednesday, March 11, 2009

Easter Scrapbook Pages!

The pages are done!! I did two sets of different colors so you could see that lots if color combos would be cute. I didn't use stampin up paper, but I will list my 'stampin up' stamp pad colors that I used if you want to try to duplicate mine, or esle be creative and pick your own colors:)

You will be using 4 colors. On my page below I will list how many of what I used. Thatshould help you know what to bring.....
2 sheets of blue paper
2 sheets of pink paper
1 sheet of orange
1 sheet of green
2 matching colors of ribbon
1 small sheet of white (I will have your 3 white squares cut out for you)
3-4 matching stamp pads
blender pens & crayons, or colored pencils or markers
mat pak for piercing paper
paper cutter, scissors, and adhesive
*For the center of the big flower I used a clear raised, sticky circle. ( I don't know what they're called). You could also you a button, clear or not.

The first color listed is what I used...
pink passion
soft sky or baja breeze
pumpkin pie or tangerine tango
wild wasabi, certainly celery or green galore
summer sun
orchid opulence
pumpkin pie or tangerine tango
gabel greeen or certainly celery