Monday, November 29, 2010

3/$5 Card Making Night - November

A couple of weeks ago, I held my November 3/$5 card night (holiday themed, of course!) It was an awesome turn out and I think each of the ladies had a lot of fun. Many of them decided to make 2 sets of cards, so I was glad that I had made up lots of extras!

My card night fell during the week before Thanksgiving, so I knew it was the perfect time to add a Thanksgiving card to the "card menu".


Stamp Set:
Day of Gratitude

Paper: Old Olive, Cajun Craze, More Mustard, Early Espresso, Very Vanilla, Autumn Spice Specialty Paper

Ink: Cajun Craze, Old Olive, markers: Cajun Craze, Old Olive

Accessories:
Decorative Label punch, basic pearls, Dimensionals

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I saw this card at Laurie's Stampin' Spot and instantly fell in love with it! I only tweaked a few things (mostly the sentiment) because I adored everything about it.


Stamp Set:
A Cute Christmas, Teeny Tiny Wishes

Paper:
Baja Breeze, Real Red, Whisper White, Candy Cane Christmas Specialty Paper

Ink: Basic Black, Real Red, markers: Baja Breeze, Pink Pirouette, Real Red, Garden Green

Accessories:
1/4" Real Red grosgrain ribbon, Snowflake punch, Scallop Oval punch, Modern Label punch, basic pearls, Dimensionals, Dazzling Diamonds glitter

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I thought it might be fun to add a little something different to this month's card night, so we made a gift card holder. I found a quick and simple tutorial on how to make these. I used the Two Tags Die to make the portion of the gift card holder that comes out and attached a piece of tape to hold the gift card in place.


Stamp Set: Season of Joy, Occasional Quotes (sentiment - Hostess Level 3 set)

Paper: Very Vanilla, Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Jolly Holiday Designer Series Paper

Ink: Cherry Cobbler

Accessories:
Scallop circle punch, 1 3/8" punch, 1 1/4" punch, scallop dotted trim, sticky tape, Dazzling Diamonds glitter, 1 1/4" striped Old Olive, Two Tags Die (used with Big Shot), Dimensionals, silver elastic cord (retired)

and the winner is...

Kim McDonough!

Anonymous
said...
I don't have a blog, but I "blogged" about you
in my Facebook status update tonight.

-Kim McD

I don't know how this girl does it, but Kim...
you need to buy a lottery ticket! *wink*

Congratulations on winning all of the goodies seen below!

Thank you to everyone who entered my giveaway! I appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment, become a follower, or posting about this giveaway on Facebook and/or your blog. I truly appreciate your support and encouragement!

Monday, November 22, 2010

Giveaway Time & Online Spectacular with 20-50% off select products!



Looking for some blog candy?
You'll find it at the bottom of this post!


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Stampin' Up! has just announced their ONLINE SPECTACULAR
promotion starting today through November 30th!

Select products are 30-50% off right now!

50% off items include ~
My Digital Studio
Regular Catalog Price - $79.95
50% off - $39.98

Use the same great artwork, colors, and accessory images found in our current product line to create personalized digital projects. The options are endless: create photo albums, calendars, and greeting cards using My Digital Studio. Once you've created your personalized gift or heirloom, have it printed in our high-quality print facility and delivered to your door or print it at home.
Designer Fabric
Regular Catalog Price - $9.95
50% off - $4.98

Expand your crafting options with our new Designer Series fabric for a whole new look and range of project possibilities! Coordinating patterns in our vintage-looking Deck the Halls bundle and our playfully striped and polka-dotted Candy Cane Christmas bundle make it easy to create colorful, eye-pleasing projects. Combine with our Designer buttons for even more easy coordination. And of course, this fabric is a perfect medium for creating all kinds of beautiful Christmas projects using the Big Shot machine and our large collection of dies.

Candy Cane Christmas
Deck the Halls
Sweet Shoppe Alphabet Bundle
Clear Mount Regular Price - $47.90
Clear Mount 50% off - $23.95
Wood Mount Regular Price - $63.90
Wood Mount 50% off - $31.95

The Sweet Shoppe Alphabet Clear-Mount or Wood Mount Bundle includes both the Sweet Shoppe Alphabet Upper and Sweet Shoppe Alphabet Lower Clear-Mount or Wood Mount Stamp Sets. Get both stamp sets for 50% off--only through November 30!

40% off items can be found HERE
30% off items can be found HERE


Visit my website at heidiboos.stampinup.net and click on where it says SHOP NOW to place your online order. Any online order over $150 will get free shipping (that's a $15 savings right there)!! Merry Christmas to YOU! Plus, if you spend $150, you will receive Level 1 Hostess Rewards - 1 free Level 1 stamp set and $15 free product. The more you spend, the more free product you get!

Don't forget you also have until November 30th for the AMAZING opportunity to join Stampin' Up! for the lowest price ever at $87.50! Read my last blog post for all the details and contact me today to join in the fun! You won't want to pass up this opportunity!

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Who wants to win something FREE??

I'm giving away the Hostess Level 1 stamp set "Northern Hearts" from the 2010 Mini Holiday Catalog, 1 spool (10 yards) of 1/2" Real Red Polka Dotted Grosgrain Ribbon & the small "Jingle All the Way" Decor Elements.

To enter, please leave a SEPARATE comment for EACH of the following you choose to do:

1) Leave a comment to tell me what your favorite Stampin' Up! product is or ask me any questions you want to know about Stampin' Up!'s products.
2) Become a follower of my blog (found in the right hand column) and leave a comment to let me know you have done this or are already a follower.
3) Go to my Facebook page and click "like". Come back here to leave a comment to let me know you have done this or are already a Facebook "fan".
4) Blog about my giveaway of post it on your Facebook page and leave me a comment with your link, so I can go check it out!

**Updated: I have extended the giveaway deadline, so have your entries in by Sunday, November 28th.**
I will randomly draw the winner on Monday, November 29th.

**If you leave a comment as "anonymous", please be sure to leave your name and e-mail address so I can contact you.

Thanks so much and good luck!

Sunday, November 14, 2010

AMAZING opportunity to become a demo today!



Would you like the AMAZING opportunity to join Stampin' Up!? Starting November 15th through November 30th, Stampin' Up! is offering the Standard or Digital+ Starter Kit for a mere $87.50 (+ free shipping!)...that's 50% off the regular price of $175. This deal is something that Stampin' Up! has never done before! (The overall value of the starter kit is $310!) And, what's even better is that the starter kit is customizable. Already have a stamp pad or stamp set they have listed, you get to choose your own replacement!

Reasons you might want to think about becoming a Stampin' Up! Demonstrator:
  • Earn additional income while sharing your creativity with others. In fact, you'll get 30% off your first order of $150 or more when placed within the first 45 days. Save 20% on any other made after that.
  • Make new and lasting friendships by meeting fellow demonstrators and conducting workshops.
  • Enjoy access to nearly unlimited creative ideas and learning tools, including video tutorials, on the exclusive Stampin' Up! demo site. You will also receive a free subscription to an exclusive monthly magazine called Stampin' Success.
  • The opportunity to earn free products and incentive trips.
  • A sneak peak of the new Occasions Mini and SALE-A-Bration Catalogs starting Nov. 15th. Pre-order from the 2011 Occasions Mini and Sale-A-Bration catalogs starting Dec. 1. Sale-A-Bration is around the corner and free stamp sets opportunities multiply!
If you decide you'd like to give this a try, there is no obligation! You can simply enjoy the AMAZING products at an AMAZINGLY reduced rate and never do anything beyond this and let your "demo status" go OR you can make personal purchases and enjoy the constant 20% discount (and 30% off your first order!) OR you can give the business opportunity a shot and earn a bit of extra income to help cover your purchases OR you can give it your all and make this a full time business. Stampin' Up! has room for ALL kinds of demonstrators!

What Kind of Demonstrator would you like to be?

Discount Demonstrator:
You like the idea of buying stamps and supplies for your personal use at a 20 percent discount and occasionally selling to neighbors, relatives, friends, etc.

Seasonal Demonstrator:
You work hard for a short period of time or season to earn a specific amount of money or to achieve a specific goal, and then you maintain minimum orders and sales during the balance of the year.

Hobby Demonstrator:
You love doing workshops and earning extra money when it is convenient. You work a lot some months and very little other months. You will do workshops if they are easy to book, and maybe have a regular group that meets together once a month. You enjoy the rewards that being a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator brings, but you don’t plan to make Stampin’ Up! a career.

Career Demonstrator:
You view Stampin’ Up! as a viable business with long-term career potential. You pursue a management role, and you want to continue moving up with your Stampin’ Up! career. You love attending Stampin’ Up! events and have close relationships with other demonstrators. You work at your business in a consistent and outgoing manner.

How you make Stampin' Up! yours is up to YOU! Maybe this isn't the right time for you to throw yourself into a new business, especially with the holiday season fast approaching. Have no fear...buy the kit now at this AMAZING price and decide later on how you would like to proceed as a demonstrator. You will enjoy demonstrator privileges through March 31st. To remain active beyond March 31, 2011, $300 in product sales is required.

The standard Starter Kit includes :

Four complete stamp sets (including a clear-mount set and clear-mount block)
A Stampin' Around wheel, handle, and ink cartridge
Assortment of Designer Series paper and card stock
Four Classic Stampin' Pads
Two Stampin' Write markers
VersaMark Pad
Whisper White 5/8" satin ribbon
Songbird Décor Elements and applicator
Adhesives
Blender pen
Stamping sponge
Stampin' Scrub and Mist
Box of Idea Book & Catalogs
Business forms and tools


The Digital+ Starter Kit includes :

My Digital Studio software suite
Three complete stamp sets (including a clear-mount set and clear-mount block)
Assortment of card stock
Four Classic Stampin' Pads
Two Stampin' Write markers
Real Red 1/4" grosgrain ribbon
Brights Designer buttons
Songbird Décor Elements and applicator
Adhesives
Stampin' Scrub and Mist
Box of Idea Book & Catalogs
Business forms and tools

(Special Note about the Digital+ Starter Kit: If you've been thinking about purchasing My Digital Studio - the starter kit is actually CHEAPER than the program itself!!! How amazing is that??? And if you love My Digital Studio, each digital download and all your printing go toward your quarterly minimums!)


Want more details? Just ask!! This is a fun and flexible business and you can build it to suit your individual needs and goals. I started Stampin' Up! in March 2009 as a hobby demonstrator and have really started to look at ways I can make it more of a business for me. I have really loved being a part of Stampin' Up! and I'm super excited to see what the future holds for me!

Just remember, act fast as this AMAZING offer only lasts until November 30th, so contact me today if you're interested!

Follow these easy steps:
1. Visit my website HERE and click on "join now" on the left side bar.
2. Contact me for my password at heidilynneboos{at}hotmail{dot}com.
2. Read, print, and sign the Independent Demonstrator Agreement.
3. Purchase your Starter Kit from November 15th to 30th at this great savings! Many of the products in the starter kit are customizable.

**You will get an extra 10% off your first hostess order placed within your first 45 days as a demonstrator and that will fill your stocking even more this holiday season!!!

Note: You might be thinking...I don't live in "your neck of the woods". No problem! You can still sign up with me and I will support you as best as I can, any way that I can! I look forward to you becoming a part of my team!

Friday, November 5, 2010

Stamp Club - November


My Stamp Club met tonight...what a fun time we had!! The ladies really loved the projects we made and their enthusiasm was contagious! I had such a great time! Each month, I ask the scheduled hostess what they would like to do as the club project. Sarah, this month's hostess, was interested in creating some punch art, and since Christmas is just around the corner...I decided it was time for Rudolph & Santa Claus to come out to play! I thought it would be extra fun to add the punch art to gift card holders since that is quite the common gift during the holidays. We made two simple gift card holders that can easily be reproduced.

Gift Card Holder #1
Punch Art: Rudolph
*Rudolph inspiration found HERE. The only thing I changed was using the Swirls Scribbles Sizzlits Die in place of the Tulip Bigz Die.

*Directions for Top Note gift card holder found HERE. She has a great video tutorial!

Punches used for Rudolph: Extra-Large Oval, Boho Blossoms (largest flower), 1/2" Circle, 1/4" Circle, Swirls Scribbles Sizzlits Die

Colors used for Rudolph:
Crumb Cake, Cherry Cobbler, Chocolate Chip, Basic Black

Other supplies:
Jolly Holiday DSP, Cherry Cobbler CS, Chocolate Chip ink (for inked edges of Rudolph), white gel pen, black marker, dimensionals, Top Note die

Stamp Set: Season of Joy

Gift Card Holder #2
Punch Art: Santa

*Santa inspiration found HERE. There are many versions of punch art Santa that I have seen, but my favorite thing about this one is how you cut off 4 of the scallops on the Circle Scallop punch and turn it upside down to create the mustache. I decided to add a 1/4" circle (regular hole punch) in Pretty in Pink for the mouth.

*Directions for gift card holder found HERE. This is another great video tutorial...so easy to follow!

Punches used for Santa:
1 3/8" Circle, Circle Scallop, 1/4" Circle, Word Window, 1 3/4"x 7/8" Large Oval, Boho Blossoms (smallest flower)

Colors used for Santa:
Whisper White, Pretty in Pink (mouth), Blush Blossom (retired), Cherry Cobbler

Other supplies:
Jolly Holiday DSP, Old Olive CS, Pretty in Pink (used with sponge dauber for cheeks), Blush Blossom marker

Stamp Set: Teeny Tiny Wishes

November Hostess Gift
Tutorial can be found HERE

Stamp Set: Day of Gratitude

Paper:
More Mustard, Old Olive, Autumn Spice Specialty Designer Paper

Ink: More Mustard, Old Olive, Cajun Craze (edges of DSP is sponged with Cajun Craze)

Accessories:
Scallop Circle Bigz Die, hemp twine, Old Olive button, dimensionals, Chocolate Chip double-stitched grosgrain ribbon (retired)

Sarah, November's hostess & the birthday girl!

Sunday, October 24, 2010

3/$5 Card Making Night - October

Last Thursday was October's 3/$5 card night. There was a great turn out of 10 ladies and some of them were first timers...I love having new attendees at my events! It was great to spend the evening with such a great group of women!

The layout of this first card was inspired by something I saw on Stampin' Connection, a website just for Stampin' Up! demonstrators. I loved the colors of this card that made it pop and added my own little touch on it. It morphed into something a little different than what I started out, but I love it!


Stamp Sets: Teeny Tiny Wishes (sentiment)

Paper: Pumpkin Pie, Whisper White, Basic Black, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip

Ink: Pumpkin Pie (to ink around the edges of pumpkin), Basic Black

Accessories: retired black gingham ribbon, wide oval punch, 2-step bird punch (for leaves), polka dot embossing folder (used with Big Shot), dimensionals

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This next card I created out of trial and error...it is definitely a GIRLY card!!

Stamp Sets: Birthday Bliss

Paper: Melon Mambo, Pink Pirouette, Old Olive, Sweet Pea DSP (retired)

Ink: markers - Melon Mambo & Old Olive (used with sentiment)

Accessories: pink satin ribbon, dotted scalloped ribbon border punch, fancy flower x-large punch. 1 3/8" circle punch, 1 1/4" circle punch, glue dots, dimensionals


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I CASEd this card from HERE. Although I changed the ribbon and didn't add the pearls on the scallop border like it shows in the card I copied, I pretty much loved it as is...colors and all!


Stamp Sets:
Apple Blossoms (Hostess Level 2 set)

Paper: Always Artichoke, Pumpkin Pie, Whisper White

Ink: Old Olive, Rose Red, Pumpkin Pie

Accessories: Pumpkin Pie striped grosgrain (retired), basic pearls, scallop border punch


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On Saturday, I attended my first ever Stampin' Up! Regional. This year it was being held in Portland at the Convention Center, which is a short 45 minute drive away, so I definitely made it happen for me to go! It was fabulous and I was truly inspired by so many things that were shared at this event. I didn't win any free stamps, but the make n takes were fun, and I spent the day with some fun ladies at our table. Oh, and I got to meet Shelli for the first time!! I felt like I was a groupie or something wanting to get my picture taken with her.

Jessica, my upline Andrea, Shelli Gardner, and me

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Handmade Holiday - special prices on holiday bundles!


It's time to prepare for your holiday gift giving! Create Amazing cards, Beautiful packaging, and Cherished gifts this holiday season. Stampin' Up! has come up with some "holiday bundles" to help make it easier {and cheaper} for you to order exactly what you need for you to create beautiful gifts to give...and all at 20% off.

There are 6 HOLIDAY BUNDLES to choose from ~

Vintage Christmas Card Bundle
Bells & Boughs Set & Deck the Halls Designer Series Paper
Wood Mount (124067) - $23.92
Clear Mount (124068) - $19.92

reg. price - $19.95 (wood), $14.95 (clear)

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Contempo Christmas Card Bundle

Contempo Christmas Set & Jolly Holiday Designer Series Paper
Wood Mount (124071) - $20.72
Clear Mount (124072) - $17.52

reg. price - $15.95 (wood), $11.95 (clear)

reg. price - $9.95

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Tags til Christmas Bundle
Tags til Christmas Set & Decorative Label Punch
Wood Mount (124077) - $38.32
Clear Mount (124078) - $31.92

reg. price - $30.95 (wood), $22.95 (clear)
reg. price - $16.95

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Gift Packaging Bundle
Gifted Set & Mini Lunch Sacks (10/pkg.)
Wood Mount (124083) - $26.32
Clear Mount (124084) - $19.92

reg. price - $27.95 (wood), $19.95 (clear)
reg. price - $4.95

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Simply Adorned Gift Bundle
Charming Set,
Simply Adorned 1" x 1-1/4" Charm,
and Simply Adorned 24" Chain
(124076) - $39.88

{click on picture below for more details}

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Frame Gift Bundle

Definitely Decorative Chunky Frame &
Small Chocolate Chip Dotted Flourish Décor Elements
(124075) - $19.92

{click on picture below for more details}

These holiday bundle prices are good October 19th - December 16th. You may purchase them online at my Stampin' Up website - heidiboos.stampinup.net (be sure to use the product numbers listed above) or contact me by e-mail (heidilynneboos{at}homtail{dot}com) to place your order today!

Saturday, October 16, 2010

A "Fairy" Fun Birthday Party!

I was honored to be asked by a friend of mine to be the "craft lady" at her daughter's 7th birthday party. I was so excited because I knew that not only would it bring me back to my teaching days, but I love being able to create some fun projects for kids.

We made two projects:

First off, we made fairy punch art using all Stampin' Up! punches. This idea was inspired by my upline, Andrea Botten, as well as a card I had seen on the Stampin' Up! demonstrator website. I was worried that six and seven year olds wouldn't be able to put these together on their own, but they did great! Before the party, I had my 4-1/2 year old try it out, just so I could make sure it was going to be easy enough.


For the second project, we made the "genie bag". This is such a fun, simple, and quick idea. The tutorial for these can be found HERE.


I also wanted to send something home with the girls, along with my business card to share with their moms. I figured I should take advantage of getting my name out there a little. I made these adorable purse post it note holders. I found an easy tutorial HERE and whipped together nine of these in less than an hour. I can't wait to try out more designs for an upcoming bazaar I'm going to be participating in.


This is what the inside looks like and the purse is held together with Velcro.


I wanted to do a little something for the birthday girl, so I put together a little gift.

I would really love to do more birthday parties in the future. I had so much fun working with the girls. I would even be willing to create the invitations, too! Maybe this is something I'll look into and advertise more.

The Birthday Girl & Friends


Each of the girls' beautiful creations...

{this particular fairy is doing the splits in the air...love it!}






Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Definitively Decorative Home Decor

Tuesday night, I had a wonderful time being able to demonstrate some of Stampin' Up!'s Decor Elements at a friend's house. It was a great group of women to inspire!

This jar was the hostess gift (thanks, Tammy!). It uses the medium size of the Chalkboard Decor Elements Oval Labels. I used a chalkboard pen that I found at Michaels and it came with three other colors. This pen definitely helped with my perfectionism!! It wipes away clean with a little Windex and a paper towel (I probably re-wrote this 5 times!).


These next two were door prizes! Again, the chalkboard decal is part of the Chalkboard Oval Labels I linked to above. It is the smallest of the three sizes. The jar with the flower uses some of the bulk buy flowers demonstrators can purchase to demonstrate how easy the vinyls are to use. We also used these flowers for the make n take.


This was the make n take for the workshop. We used the flower decals mentioned above and adhered them to the front of a hand sanitizer bottle with the front label removed. Add some ribbon for a little extra accent and you have a cute little bottle of hand sanitizer for on top of your kitchen counter for the cold and flu season.


I had many items on display for all to see. A few of them I was even able to demonstrate in front of everyone. Please feel free to leave a comment with any questions if you see something you like! Click on the link provided for each sample that will take you to the Stampin' Up! product description.

This will be the perfect decor for a little added touch for Thanksgiving. It uses the Hem Your Blessings decal (small) in Chocolate Chip. I used some retired Pumpkin Pie DSP for the background. This is an 8 x 10 frame.

Perfect for creative gift packaging, I used the Merry Trees decal (small) in Real Red and applied it to the front of a clear pail I found at Craft Warehouse.

I found this jar last year at Target after Christmas...50% off! I used the Jingle All the Way decal (small) in Real Red, tied a bow around the lid using the 1/8" red ribbon, and added some round peppermint candies.

This one might look familiar to some. I created this last year and have a tutorial on my other blog. For this particular project, I used the retired Old Olive Jingle All the Way (small). This one got the most oohs and aahs of them all!
This is a sample of how you can take a decal and add a small touch. This uses one of the flowers from the retired Ginormous Flowers. I plan to use these in my craft room, so adding this to the inside of this clock seemed perfect. I found the clock at Target for inexpensive and the front cover just pops right off!
Again, I'm using the Chalkboard Oval Labels. This one uses the large size and is perfect for my retired ribbon jar. I love that I can get three projects out of one product purchase (3 oval labels cost $5.95). I had to add a few butterflies and a bow on top to add that extra touch.
I found this idea on someone's blog (I'll search for that and come back to link to it and give credit where credit is due!) who adhered the "eat" on the front of an album. I just so happened to have a photo album that holds 4x6 photos. Since I type up my recipes on 4x6 note cards, this will be the perfect recipe book to keep my recipes in. And, I can even display it in the kitchen as "art". This project uses the EAT decal (small) in Whisper White. I added the Old Olive striped grosgrain ribbon and tied a bow.
I took a 12 x 12 frame, removed the glass, and added a metal sheet (found at Craft Warehouse). I added the smallest of the images that come with the Flourish decals (which I can't seem to find the link to on Stampin' Up!'s page).
I love this little shadow box frame. This is a picture of my two kids, cut as a square. I added Certainly Celery DSP for the background and used the "love" out of the Faith, Hope, Love, Life decals (small) in black. The shadow boxes can be found at IKEA. I believe they were $4.99 each. I also used the same shadow box for the Jingle All the Way bells frame above.
This next project uses the "hope" from the same decals as mentioned above. I found this pink polka dotted plate at Tuesday Morning a long time ago. I pulled it out when I was looking for things to use to make for this event and felt the "hope" was perfect for the pink in representation of Breast Cancer Awareness.
I just love this little project! I really wanted to use the Her Majesty decal on something and when I saw this storage container at Target, I knew what I needed to make! I put all of my daughter's princess dolls and accessories in here. The pink is PERFECT with the Rose Red crown.
The last three pictures are some of the Decor Elements that I have put up around my home. For the workshop, I had a book of samples that the ladies could look through to get inspired. I included some of these pics, as well as some friends and things I have seen around the internet.

Wild Flower Bouquet (small) in Chocolate Chip
{I really wish I would have ordered the white!}
Life Milestones (medium) in black

Happily Ever After (medium) in Chocolate Chip

This was such a fun event and I plan on trying to book a few more! I have quite a few friends who might be a little more interested in the home decor part of Stampin' Up! I might even have one at my house, so I can get the word out about the Decor Elements. There are probably 3 or 4 more projects I never got around to making, so hopefully I'll post those as soon as they are finished!

My next event? I'm doing a couple of projects for a fairy-themed birthday party for a 7-year old and her friends. It will be so much fun!!
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