There are still two spaces open if you would like to come and scrap with us on the 2nd Thursday nights of each month! Here are this month's projects. yes, you could just copy these at home, but where would be the fun in that? And besides, would you–really? A club is a great way to ensure you actually accomplish something! Sign up today.
Above is a poinsettia page made with the flocked Christmas Cocoa papers from the Holiday Mini. We also sprayed the poinsettias (punched with the Five Petal Flower punch) with Shimmer Spray, and painted the chipboard letters (cut on the Big Shot) with Frost White Shimmer Paint. Love that stuff!
We did some wheelin' and dealin' with the border on this spread, having way too much fun with the two nesting Star punches. Very Vanilla Hodgepodge Hardware star brads in the corners, and a circle frame on one side finished off this fun page perfect for a little athlete or just an MVP in your life.
Sorry about the lack of focus here. You will be pleased to know that my dear friend and downline Jane gave me a pop-up photo tent for Christmas, early, so I hope to take much more professional-looking pictures in the near future! Maybe I will be able to leave the flash on and not have to worry about how steady the camera is quite so much!
Had to work in my little award-winning owl somewhere, right? We took Dusty Durango cardstock, scored and then weathered it to look like barn boards. Then we made punch art owls, sunflowers, and little Boho Blossoms with antique brads for accent. The title looked particularly nice and 3-D, stamped with the Taffy Alphabet in Craft Chocolate Chip and then accented with the white gel pen.
So there you go. I hope the projects have given you an idea of what we do at the SAS Club nights, and I hope you will consider attending! You can either come for a flat fee or order, whatever works for you. Or December one has been moved to Tuesday the 15th due to conflicts–just let me know if you want to visit and try it out. Happy Stamping!
Cute pages, Lyssa! I like the punch art! They white shimmer paint on the chipboard really covers well.