Look how wonderful this Santa is! This is on a clear card and has such a vintage feel.
I recently saw this card, and just love the saying--so I had to give it a try. Below you can see that I how I lined up my letter stickers and how I added the glitter to them. I used a empty ziplock bag to line the stickers up over the top of where I wanted them. Then just add some glue and glitter. Lastly I used the piercing tool to pick them up and stick them to the card. All of the text (besides cheer) was printed on my computer with CTMH font.
{May the Holiday Cheer Never Melt away card supplies}
Here is my Card from the Live show today show how to make a shaker card. If you missed the live show you can watch the recording here on my Ustream Channel.
Lastly-Don't forget to catch me live this Sunday-I will be making a Shaker Card.
On a recent trip to World Market I found this cute owl note pad-it was the inspiration for my set of cards and holder. The holder is made from a folded lunch sack, and then the sides are sewn with the sewing machine. Check out the picture below of the owl eyes-I used a round sparkle and liquid glass. They are so shinny!
{Owl card gift set supplies}
One of my CTMH team downline had some big accomplishments last month, and I wanted to make her something special. I created this mini spiral notebook and beaded pen for her to use. I used the Olivia paper from CTMH, my current favorite. It's funny, I think all the paper becomes my favorite at some point.
At a recent event I won a package of K&Company 3d holly leaves and poinsettias-they are so pretty and so vintage looking. I added some rhinestones for the berries to bling them up. I will say the foam adhesive is not very good, but I will over look that and add some CTMH to all of them.
Here are a few shots from our Operation Smile Crop earlier this month. We raised $433!!!!
If you missed the class today on how to create this simple and cute Holiday Planner, you can watch the recording here.
I loved the browns with CTMH new Sunset color. Be sure to go by Jeanette's blog and look at here Fall/Thanksgiving cards. She is also doing a give away, so go leave your comment.
I can't think of anything more girly than glitter and flowers! This week the challenge over at the Heart 2 Heart blog is create a "girly" project. Well that is right up my ally!
{Glitter Dress Card Supplies}
This past weekend I did a Holiday Open House, I really wanted to focus on easy Christmas gifts. I used my technique from the Thanksgiving Caddy Video to re-create in a Christmas theme. This time around I found some red pomegranate soda and covered the label to match the the box and the theme.
I found this in my Christmas file, and I guess I never showed it to the blog world back in October when this stamp was available. The happy reindeer makes me smile. After I colored him I thought he would look good with a red nose.
I am in the Christmas mood! At a recent trip to World Market I found these super cute chocolate Santas. I couldn't pass them up. When I got back I looked through my stamps for the perfect Santa to decorate a Nugget tin. Below is a picture of the little guy who started it all.
{Christmas Candy Tin Supplies}
Thanks to the super talented Tresa Black, I made a whole stack of these gift card holders. For the instructions on how to make these-check out this video.
How cute would a tree full of these sweet and glittery birds look? If you missed the class today, you can watch the recording here on my Ustream channel.
{Bird Christmas Ornament Supplies}
EDIT: the measurement for the wing accordion is .5" x 4.5"
