I've been working a little bit trying to get a head start on 2012. It's been sad not having the Workshop Wizard on the demonstrator web site anymore so I decided to create my own Workshop of the Month. This WOTM spans all of Sale-a-Bration instead of the month of January. I'll be working on January's over the weekend but I thought I'd share my SAB wizard sheet with you other fabulous demonstrators for FREE. This has ALL the details you could need, at least I think so. These projects build upon each other so follow them in order to make sure you don't miss any supplies. Inkerbelle's Sale-a-Bration 2012 Workshop PDF . The ideas are pictured in the datasheet as well. I did not post instructions because I try to make all of my projects able to be recreated just by looking at the finished picture. However, let me know if you need guidance. I also highlighted groups of items that total $50 and a SAB choice to go along with them. You should see what I mean.

Finally completed all of my Christmas cards for 2011. Nope, this isn't the one! Can't give away that surprise yet. Here is just another idea for a cute card to demonstrate. A little late for a holiday workshop, but it's good for reference. Have a peaceful holiday home stretch!

Using a layout from our Worldwide Week of Workshops, I fashioned this quick card from the stamp sets and papers I had on hand. I love all the hints I get on designing a pleasing card. We are so happy to have made our +One demonstrators goal for 2011. Congratulations to all the demonstrators who participated!

Another fun 3x3" workshop card to share. Getting practice in preparation for 2012!

Here is a litte 3x3 card with Sahara Sand, Bravo Burgundy, Paisley Petals DSP and black grosgrain ribbon. A great workshop card!

Lately I've been noticing that I am feeling less and less connected to the actual stamping of a card. What about you? So last night I stamped and cut out a bunch of these little kitties from the Every Little Bit set. I then decided to leave a few uncut on the paper and just started doodling around them with my Stampin' Write Marker. Then I reached for this other thing called a #2 pencil and started doodling with that. Wow, it was so freeing and nifty. I suggest you try it! It can be messy and it may not win any beauty contests, but it is a fun exercise! This uses So Saffron, Blushing Bride and Crumb Cake. Can't finish without at least one rhinestone!