I found these gable boxes at Micheals on their clearance aisle and thought I could make something fun for my craft shows. Inside there is a hot chocolate mix, cookies, and a candy cane. I used amuse studio landscape die for the snowbank and the sentiment is from amuse also. The trees are from a punch. I stamped the wishes on the spoon handle and tied it to the top of the box. A very cute gift for your teachers, friends, co-workers...
Thursday, November 10, 2016
Wednesday, November 9, 2016
Monday, November 7, 2016
Give thanks
Bought this cute guy at the colerain craft show over the weekend. It's a handpainted gourd and they were flying off the table. So glad I was able to catch one for my holiday decorating!
Saturday, November 5, 2016
Let it snow....
...but not today!
I created these cute paint tubs full of winter hershey kisses.
So fun with the ribbons on the side.
Friday, November 4, 2016
Welcome...
As we learned last week that amuse studio will be closing in a few weeks, I will still be using their product in my stamping. As you can see from this card I still have some long ago retired gingham cardstock that makes an adorable baby card! The baby crib is actually a retired Amuse Artstamp woodblock stamp. I loved amuse from day one and will continue to love it once it is gone.
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
a little cup of fun
Made these cute snowman treats from inspiration from my friend Seleise....
I had a face stamp so it was easy to stamp and color the nose. Then I added washi tape to the rim and punched a circle for the top...added candy inside and the flower to top it off.
Here is Seleise's snowman cup...he is adorable...thanks for sharing and letting me use your idea.
Tuesday, November 1, 2016
The Finale is here!
The NOVEMBER COLLECTION is here and it's amazing! You will want to get your hands on some of the last Amuse Studio product. This is their Finale...November 27th will be the last day to order. Click below to peruse the final amuse collection. Don't wait to order because once it's gone, it's gone forever.
Some fun projects using the November Collection.
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