Chickie Card

Another adorable Chickie. This one is so simple to make. Go ahead and cut and score the body of the card (summer sun CS) before running it through the BIG SHOT top note die. Make sure to slide down just a little to omit cutting one end of the top note so that you scored part is not cut. Sponge edges and cheeks with summer sun ink pad to add dimension. Used #5- 1" Circle Punch for the white part of the eyes as well as the eyelids then used #6- 3/4" circle punch for the black part of the eyes, and then free hand cut nose out of only orange CS. Use small glue dot with Tempting Turquoise 1/4" grosgrain ribbon. $1.50 per card.

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Easter Carrot Treats

These Carrot treats are so cute in person. I made 48 of these for my boys to take to school to hand out to their classmates. The kids LOVED them. They are so simple and easy to assemble.

Used the BIG SHOT scallop circle die, Pumpkin Pie, close to cocoa and certainly celery card stock, Chocolate bunny is from the current mini catalog and he was embossed in clear embossing powder and hand cut. Scallop oval punch for the leaves at the top. I used small cello bags to put some skittles, twistie tied closed and then tied certainly celery ribbon to it.

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Easter Basket Card

These Easter cards are just so detailed. Lots of 

3D affects going on. From the embossed chocolate 

bunny to the fringed grass, and the textured basket.

Colors are very soft.             $2.50 per card.

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Recipe for this card:

Stamp sets: Well Scripted and Bunny...they are both located in the current mini 

catalog then I also used Inspired by Nature from the BIG catty for the grass  that is in the basket.  Card stock Colors: chocolate chip (basket), Close to cocoa (bunny) embossed with with  clear embossing powder, White (inside basket), Old Olive for fringed grass on  basket, Pretty in Pink to stamp and punch out saying (happy Easter)   DSP- Welcome Neighbor 6x6 paper from SAB Ink: chocolate chip craft or versamark to emboss bunny and Classic ink pads:  Chocolate chip for saying and old olive for grass.    Punches: #10 small oval (for eggs), #36 Scallop Oval (for saying)  Frame Oval Scallop BIG SHOT die for the basket  pg 195 115962 Perfect Deatails Texturz Plates  to texture the  basket...optional but cute :)   

Big Shot Bunny Treat Bag

This sweet bunny is made from a combination of the BIG SHOT dies and our Stampin' Up! punches. I cut up supplies for these for both Marcello's Kindergarten class and Eric's 2nd Grade class. I can precut and put in baggies for you @ $2. per bag. Everything that you see will be included: Paper pieces, cotton ball, googglie eyes and paper bag. I also include step by step instructions. In case you are one of my Stampin' Up! customers and you want to try this one yourself...here is the recipe:

Body- BIG SHOT Framed Oval Scallop Die

Face and cheeks- BIG SHOT Circle #2 Die

Bunny ears and feet, Eggs- BIG SHOT Ovals Die

Inside of ears and feet- Stampin' Up! Large Oval Punch

Nose-Stampin' Up! Heart to Heart Punch

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Big Shot Chickie Pencil Holder

Body and wings-Scallop Circle Die

Beak-3/4" Square

Eyes (black)-3/4" Circle Punch

Eyes (white) 1" Circle Punch

Hair and feet-5 Petal Punch

White Gel pen for eyes

Hobby Blade to cut opening for pencil

Polka Dot Ribbon any color will do I used Melon Mambo....MY favorite!!!!

Isn't she cute? Made this one for the kids in my son Marcello's class. Actually cut up the pieces and put them in baggies for them to assemble in school. This is just another one of the services I can provide for you, For something like this I would charge $1.50 per chickie. That would include just the paper pieces for this character. You would have to get ribbon , glue dots to adhere the ribbon, glue to assemble the character and the pencil. The kids really enjoy making these fun projects. Above is a picture and the recipe of punches/dies that I used. For those of you that have your own stuff at home to make these with your kids, grandkids, students, etc.

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Paper Quilting Baby Shower Card

Paper Quilting is an awesome technique. Using your Square punch to punch out squares of patterned paper. Then take a 5 1/2 X 4 1/4 sheet of cardstock and glue the squares to it. Creating a mixture of patterns. You can use one color throughout or several colors just like a fabric quilt would look.
Then you can run it through the BIG SHOT machine with the Top Note die and it creates the stitching all the way around. I then went and added fauxe stitching with a chocolate chip marker. Chris chross stitch looks so real. Added a more realistic look to the paper quilting technique. So there you have two techniques that work great together. $2.50 per card. Thanks for Looking and come back soon!!!

Baby Bib cards

I made these as a baby shower gift for a friend. She can use them as thank you cards or as birth announcements. I made an assortment of colors and patterns. Each card has two beautiful bows in the front of the bib.
I also paper pieced the baby rattle on the stamped image. What that means if you haven't done this technique before is that you stamp the image on white and then stamp it again on pattern paper or just colored cardstock. Cut image and glue to image stamped on white paper.
Since I used several patterns this was a great way to tie the color to that image. Just a small detail that makes all the difference.
This gift received the "WOW" factor as it was definitely an original gift at the shower. There are 24 in this set but you can order as many or as little as you need. $2.50 per card .
or $60 for the set of 24 cards and envelopes. Thanks for looking!! come back soon :)