Join my team and start earning some extra money and some free product to boot! This afternoon, my dear friend and one of my newer team members, hosted/conducted her very first party as a CTMH Consultant! Here is the fabulous layout she designed for her guests to make: Sorry for the glare … Read more Need a little extra $$ for the holidays?
Here’s a card we made at our Holiday craft workshop: Check out the gorgeous rosette!
I went for a little multi-tasking on this project…I combined Jeanette’s Color Me Monday with Project Tuesday’s Treat Bag Cover challenge. I’m quite pleased with the result! Supplies used: D1439 Spook Alley Stamp Set X7128B Olivia Level 2 Paper Packet X7127B Magnifique Level 2 Paper Packet 1386 Black … Read more A Haunting We Will Go…
layout by Karen M. Looking for an easy technique on turning some basic metal accessories into a more Shabby Chic look? Take a look at our bookplate in the upper left hand corner of the layout. It starts out pewter. But add in a few items from our Distressing Kit, and you’ll have this: … Read more Thursday Tip–A Shabby Chic Look
All month long at Preschool, we are doing topics dealing with Halloween. Bats, witches, ghosts, spiders and today was Monster Mash. So in honor of the festivities, I thought it would be fun to bake the kids some monster cookies to take home and enjoy. Sticking with the theme, I decided to decorate … Read more Monster Mash
designed by Robin C.Here’s a quick and easy Halloween card created using our Wishes Card Confidence Program–“Mini Combination” pattern. Supplies used: 9033 Wishes Card Confidence Program X7129B Hooligans Level 2 Paper Pack Z1338 Sunset Mini Medley Accents Z1335 Opaques Licorice
If you’re like me, you might have this habit of saving things with the belief that “some day” you’ll be able to use them for something. Well, that’s where these baby food jars come in! They are cute, little and seem so functional, right? Why not paint the lids and then spruce up the … Read more Reduce, Reuse, Recycle!
Since I haven’t played along in awhile with Project Tuesday, I thought I’d give it a whirl this week. Here is the adorable project they challenged us with: Cute, right? Those yummy Hershey Nuggets fit snuggly inside one of these purses. Want to know how to make one? Of … Read more Teeny Tiny Tasty Nugget Purse
It’s been awhile since I’ve participated in Jeanette’s Color Me Monday Challenge so I thought I’d give it a go this week. Here are this week’s colors: And here is what I came up with: Supplies used: D1319 Creepy Cobwebs X7129B Hooligans Level 2 Paper Packet Z2105 Black Exclusive … Read more Tasty, but Creepy Cobwebs
With the start of a new month, it means a new Stamp of the Month! This month’s, Share the Magic, comes with 12 adorable images that are sure to make some darling projects for this holiday season. Here’s a card that my Stamp Club members will be making with it this month. card designed by … Read more Share the Magic
A very common question that I hear asked over and over is “how do I properly open my ink pad? The button isn’t working.” So here’s a quick “how-to” tutorial to explain the proper way to open and close our ink pads. When you first look at our ink pads, it does appear that the … Read more Thursday Tip–Our Exclusive Ink Pads
Need some special holiday cards? Here’s a card that I created using our *NEW* rounded corner and bracket edge standard size clear cards.
Want a nice decorative, handmade box to give a special treat in? Look no further than converting our Mix & Mingle Mini Album into one! I used 3 chipboard pages and 2 of the clear acrylic pages to create it. It’s fun to use the acrylic pages with it because it gives … Read more Mix & Mingle Box
Storage is a big issue for a lot of us. For me (and I’m sure many of you too) if I can’t see what I have, I’m less likely to use it. But what’s the best way to store it so that I see it?? Here are a couple of ways I store my embellies … Read more Storage for embellies…what’s your trick?
You’ve waited…and here it is (finally!). The “how-to” on making your very own party blowers. Supplies needed: patterned paper plastic straws Scotch tape pencil rubber bands decorative/duct tape (optional–Scotch tape could also be used) Step 1: Cut your patterned paper into 2″ x 10″ strips. Step 2: Using your pencil draw a line down the … Read more Get the Party Started with Party Blowers!