Walk in the Wild

Walk in the Wild is one of the stamp sets that I am very sad to say good-bye to.
It is great for those masculine cards that we all need to make.
FullSizeRender-02This card features a few products that we are saying good-bye to:
Walk in the Wild stamp set
Modern Label Punch
On Film Framelit
Adventure Bound Designer Paper Stack
Naturals White Cardstock
My ladies loved this card at class Wednesday night — of course they always
like to make masculine cards.  The card base is Sahara Sand.  I used the wood grain
DSP and adhered that on to a piece of Cajun Craze cardstock.
I used the Mossy Meadow cardstock and cut out the Polaroid shape
with the On Film Framelit — remember to use a piece of wax paper
between the cardstock and the framelit.
A pretty quick card that has nice texture and appeal.

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Fast Food Friends

As I start getting ready for the Stampin' Up! Incentive Trip to Hawaii I remember past trips that we have taken.  When we are on a cruise ship we have fry-thirty every afternoon around the pool.  What is fry-thirty???  Well, we always eat at the late dinner seating so around 4:30 every afternoon we would be sitting around the pool enjoying the sunshine and we would need a little snack to tide us over until dinner — my sister, Tina called it fry-thirty.  When the Annual Catalog came out last June I just loved one of the new stamp sets called Fast Food Friends.  It has a ketchup and mustard bottle holding hands and one of the sayings is "every day is FRY-day" — that reminded me of that first Stampin' Up! cruise that I earned.

Fast Food Friends is on the Last Chance list so I decided to use it for my Fast & Fabulous class last night.
FullSizeRender-04Isn't it sweet!  The Celebrate image is from Fabulous Four — love that set.
So order your own Fast Food Friends stamp set now before it is gone forever.

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Flower Patches

Spring is in the air — the flowers are beginning to bloom!!!
It's time to make a new framed art piece.
Last night's class was Spring Flowers Framed Art.
Check out this beauty.
Spring Flowers Frame
The ladies at classed LOVED their finished project — though there was a bit
of complaining as they were working.  This is a pretty labor intensive
project but so worth it when you are finished.
Thank you Jill Hilliard for the inspiration.
We used the Flower Patch stamp set and coordinating Flower Fair Framelits
to complete our project.
We started with four half sheets of Very Vanilla cardstock.  I gave everyone a picture of each sheet and what was stamped on it.
Leaves
All the leaves for the picture
Panel 1
Panel 1
Panel 2
Panel 2
Panel 3
Panel 3

It took quite a bit of time to stamp all the pieces and then go to the big shot
to cut them all out.  Then they assembled each panel.
I found frames at a fabulous price so their class fee included the frame.
Everyone went home with a completed picture ready to hand on the wall.
SO MUCH FUN!!

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