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Fall Fest – Final Project

So sad….we are to the final project of Fall Fest. It was a great day spent with a bunch of fun stampers. The final project was a take home project. They received the Holly Jolly Layers hostess stamp set during Project 3 — now they are going to put it to good use again making 6 fabulous cards. In their supply box they received the supply bag and a sheet of directions to make these cards.

Here's all the supplies for this fun set of cards.

Here is the box full of supplies and all the goodies they received throughout the day.

They made:
1 — Fall Framed Ar
1 — Mini Scrapbook/Recipe Album
4 — Treat Holders
18 — Cards
6 — Gift Tags
1 — Box for Card Set

They received:
a frame, 2 rolls of ribbon, pearls, rhinestones, bronze sharpie, black sharpie, 2 rolls of baker's twine, stamp set, jar of popcorn, coated pretzel in a cute box, paper crafted ornament and a day full of fun.

I hope you will join me next year.

Come back tomorrow to see the great Kids Halloween Class projects and a special project that you can get FREE!!!!

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October 30, 2016 May 9, 2017 3D Papercrafts / Hand Made Cards

Fall Fest – Project 5

Today I have project 5 from Fall Fest — this is the last class we did for the day. It features the Paisleys & Posies stamp set and coordinating Paisleys Thinlits. For this class we did a "One Sheet Wonder" class. What is a "One Sheet Wonder" you ask? You create your own sheet of designer paper and cut it into many pieces to create 6 different cards — well 6 cards is what I created. I had some help from fellow demonstrator Kelly Acheson — I love her grouping of cards so I changed mine up a bit — used an 8 1/2" x 11" piece of Very Vanilla.
We filled the cardstock with lots of Paisleys and Posies in all different colors.

It's so pretty just like this — you could add some Touches of Textures to fill in more of the open spaces. Once you are happy with your designer paper you will cut it according to the diagram.

Be sure you label the back of each piece with the card number. It makes it so much easier when assembling your card.
Here is each card:

Isn't that awesome!!!

Now change the colors and do it again — you'll get a completely different look. I can't wait to try it with reds and greens and then add Christmas greetings. There are a couple of my favorite Christmas greeting stamp sets on sale starting Tuesday. These are "must haves" so be sure to come back on November 1st to check it out.

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October 29, 2016 May 9, 2017 Hand Made Cards

Fall Fest – Project 4

Before I share project 4 from Fall Fest I have to show you our lunch table settings — so adorable.

We used red tablecloths and laid a string of white lights down the center of the tables and added white dinner plates. I love the silverware holder. We used the Mini Treat Bag framelit and added another ornament to the front — tucked red napkins inside with white silver. We added a cute tag to the water bottle. The final touch — the dessert. I had one of my ladies make cupcakes with Santa hat frosting — so cute.

Ok, now on to Project 4 — an adorable box filled with 6 Christmas card and 6 gift tags.

The lid lifts up to show the tags inside another little box.

Early Espresso squares with layers of the Candy Cane Lane designer paper. I punched out 2″ circles of Whisper White — stamp To/From with Early Espresso ink on all six circles — stamp mitten on two, star on two and candy cane on two circles.

Then on to the six cards

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October 28, 2016 May 9, 2017 3D Papercrafts / Hand Made Cards