I reviewed the Workshop Wizard for April and used that as a springboard fro this project. This uses Rich Razzleberry, StazOn black and Concord Crush with the Hodgepodge Happiness embellishments. I hope you can see the potential in Pendant Park, one of my favorite sets!
One of the best things about stamping...the card swaps!! My Regional 2011 Swap: A three pack! They are so simple, you can just re-create them by looking. I wanted to show a good make-and-take idea. It also works for Sale-a-Bration and Hostess benefit promotion.
He's one of the foster guinea pigs at The Critter Connection in Connecticut. Before you head to the pet store for a cavy, check out their website at ctguineapigrescue.org . They have so many loving guinea pigs looking for forever homes. This was a drawing I did that I had made into a rubber stamp by an engraver. The stamp definitely did not turn out as high quality as Stampin' Up!'s stamps. I'm waiting for the day they announce that they'll take orders for drawings we make for ourselves! ;-)
This is Project #1 from my Stampin’ Up! September/October workshop class. Stamps: Paisley Prints Pensees Ecloses (Hostess Level 1) It gives a basic introduction to Stampin’ Up! accessories, new clear mount stamps, and having stamp sets available in French or Spanish. You can demonstrate a kind of “two step” stamping in which the clear mount aids in the positioning of the heart over the pumpkin. I’m actually very proud of this project and that it teaches stamping basics with only a few accessories. I try to make all of my workshop projects VERY simple. It’s how I prefer to stamp for myself and it does not overwhelm my attendees.