No stamping for me this weekend — it's camping time with family.
Here's a few pictures to share with you. I'm with my father-in-law,
my son & grandson (daughter-in-law and granddaughter stayed home),
my daughter & two grandsons. We had day visitors too — my niece, her
husband and son and my nephew.
Look how cute the kids all look together.
Cousins together
The big girls had to get in the fun too.
My son and father-in-law working on dinner over the campfire.
This is another gift I received from Ronda Wade.
Isn't this cute??
It would be a perfect fall gift for male or female.
I will be putting it on my desk and work for all to be jealous of.
WooHoo — Tip Top Taupe Cardstock is the base.
Cut 3 1/4" x 8 1/2" — score at 2 1/8" and 4 1/4"
Cut a 2nd piece of Tip Top Taupe 3 1/4" by 4 1/4"
This piece gets adhered to the top (the 2 1/8" section) so when folded
flat it covers the whole piece and you can decorate the front.
She added a strip of Farmers Market designer paper to Very Vanilla cardstock.
Stamp the acorn with Tip Top Taupe on Very Vanilla cardstock and punch out
with the Acorn Punch. Adhere with dimensionals.
Don't forget to add the linen thread bow with a glue dot.
Acorny Thank You stamp set is such a great set and the price is FABULOUS.
But wait — that's not all — there is a coordinating punch AND they are both
available in a bundle. I know — how cool is that.
I received this cute little treat holder at the stamping event that I attended this past weekend. It was hosted by Ronda Wade. This was a gift that Ronda gave each attendee on Saturday (I think).
The little box is made with the Curvy Box Thinlit and Tip Top Taupe (Ronda had a great story about Tip Top Taupe — oops, wrong key punch error — she received 34 packages of Tip Top Taupe — but she made the most of it).
She stamped the NUTS ABOUT YOU image with Tip Top Taupe ink on Tip Top Taupe cardstock and punched it out with the Acorn Punch. She then punch a circle from the Crumb Cake Corrugated Paper (so cool). The acorn is added with a dimensional and then tied on with a piece of bakers twine.