Here we go
So CUTE it Makes you WANT to go BUY a book BOOKMARKS!!
I can't take full credit for this project....I've seen this idea in a bunch of places so I don't know who came up with it first, I just put my own twist to it... but it's cute and it's cheap, and it's super easy...
Gather:
1. Scallop punches and a circle punch that will nest (I used my Marvy Giga scallop circle and square punches and my Fiskars XL circle squeeze punch)
2. Cardstock (I used Bazzill Bling and Worldwin)If you have not tried WorldWin Cardstock, I suggest you do...they have an awesome color selection, and it just always seems to match, it also cuts nice and clean and loves adhesive...LOVE this stuff
3. stamps ( I used Studio G clear stamps from Michael's)
4. adhesive ( I used my Tombow adhesive runner and of course Beacon's 3 in 1 craft glue)oh my heaven...I just discovered at the Beacon's site they have a "glue guide" so you can match up glue to a specific project...
5. ink
6. Jumbo Paper Clips (I got mine from the Office section of Walmart 15 for .94)
Let's go
1. Punch out your scallop circles and squares your regular circles. Punch your scalloped shapes double because your going to sandwich your paperclip between the two.
2. Stamp images on your un-scalloped circles
3. Nest your stamped images on to your scalloped punches with adhesive
4. Apply glue to the back of one of your scalloped shapes, lay it down on a flat surface, place your paperclip on the glue, (this is where I add more glue) then apply the other scallop punch (the one with the stamped image) on top they should line right up for you...
With everything going on I've gotten a little behind in my mailouts...please hang in there....
Deanna and Angela please send me your snail mails. Thanks for playing! That's it! The boys actually did these too, so it's something you can make pretty easy with your kids. I'm bribing them. I told them if they helped me make a bunch of these and the pebble magnets for the craft fair that they could make some money....Being the little capitalists they are they went right to work.
I think, for the most part, that my technical difficulties are over...I hope...
I got a lot of stuff done today...
Here is my card for the
Deck of Me Week 8 the prompt was "if you could be someone else for one day who would it be" I picked Sydney Bristow, from ALIAS (she was played by Jennifer Garner)This just made me want to go out and rent all 6 seasons...again
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I really never do cards, but I had so much fun stamping and coloring this in that I got my Doodlebug stamps out and did 3 more...I think I finally "get" the stamping/coloring in thing....it's like being a little girl again hunched over a new coloring book, biting your lip, with your crayolas....it's so FUN!!
and I did use my crayola's!! well actually they were Britain's colored pencils...you can probably totally tell I used my, er, I mean Britain's Crayola's...but it doesn't matter!!! it was FUN!
I have a big apology to make about the walking thing...I STILL haven't started...but in my defense we've had one snow storm after another here...the kids have been off for snow days the past two days...so I am going to walk, I promise, as soon as I can walk out my front door without turning into a popsicle...
That's all I have for tonight...except for this picture of Rob pretending to be Caesar Milan with CoCoa...it looks like she's mad, but she's not she's smiling...
she likes to lay on her back and have her chin rubbed...
Oh and I'm getting a big kick out of this ...
no, it's not a flying saucer...it's the picture Britain took of the Lunar Eclipse...
Have a great night!
oh gosh
I've been bad about this lately
Gratitude
1. having the day off
2. a really creative day
3. being snowed in ( ok not so great but I'm making the best of it)
4. the hershey kisses are gone (ok thank you lord)
5. we're all going to watch a movie tonight...
MWAH!