Build A Bird Punch

Punch-a-bunch!

Here a few samples from the Punch Class that was held on November 17^th!  Each one was created by someone else and I am sorry to say I do not have names to share with you.  If you are one of them...THANKS!  If not, I hope you like them enough to C.A.S.E. them yourself!

I think this one is SO CUTE!  I don't generally send St. Patty cards, but I think I might have to this year!  As you can see the bird is the mustache, but this card also uses these punches: 1 1/4" sq., Modern Label, Word Window, 3/4" & 1 3/4" circle, Scallop Circle.  Colors: Wild Wasabi, Very Vanilla, Garden Green, Whisper White, Cajun Craze, & So Saffron.  The sentiment is from Teeny Tiny Wishes.

I thought this one was a simple one, but it seemed to take everyone a bit of time.  It's made with Whisper White, Midnight Muse, Cherry Cobbler, Basic Black, and Tangerine Tango card stock.  I also used the Northern Flurries embossing folder and the sentiment is from Delightful Dozen.

Come back on Wednesday to see a few more ideas!

Sunday School

Sunday School

to inspire your Spirit

As a Christian, I choose not to work on Sunday.  Although my blog is scheduled and I am not actually creating this post today; I still have a strong belief that we all need to take a break for the Sabbath Day.  Each week my Sunday post will change from inspiring your creativity, to inspiring your spirit.  I hope you enjoy the messages presented here each week.

Today’s Message is from:  The Mormon Tabernacle Choir

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creative Stampin’  ideas . . .

HI again

HI

It isn't negative!

Well, if you anything like me you'll understand this, if you're not, you may be missing out on some unexpected creative opportunities.  

On Wednesday, National Hello Day, I posted the original card I created that simply said 'HI' and I promised to show you what happened when I was cleaning up my table. I began to put things away like I do every time (OK, almost every time...mess on the desk is a normal thing for me).  I reached for the scrap of chipboard that I had run through the Big Shot to cut out the letters.  It was laying on top of a piece of yellow DSP.  Here's what I did with it....

The small paper flower in the bottom right corner is covering up where the scrap was torn.  This card is a lot simpler than the one I posted on Wednesday, but it does show that even our scraps have a great use!  

Until Next Time . . .