Do you remember these flowers? You can see them here. My sister brought this canopy up to show me (hence the wrinkles) it usually hangs in her 2 year old's room. I am pretty sure it is from IKEA but it only had leaves, so we made some flowers to add to it. 
Isn't this lace so cool? It is supposed to be for Halloween but it is fun for other holidays too.
Sorry, this picture isn't straight on, the clear plate kept making wierd reflections even without the flash on, So you get to look at it from the top :) I totally copied this idea from my talented friend Ashley. I just simplified mine and added the DSP to the back of the plate instead of the front. I now have this on my stamp shelf so my baby can't touch it, yep I love it that much :) 
Here are the last 2 cards I designed for the group meeting this month. This first card was pretty simple... the second one took a lot longer to make. I loved the dimension on this first card, usually the stamped image is on top, but on this card, it is on the bottom. :) To make this circle/heart image, first punch out the heart out of cardstock and then punch out the circle around it. 
Here is a picture of the inside. You can see all the different layers.
Here are the pages!
Halloween is so much fun!
The ruffle is actually made from Old Olive cardstock. I first crumpled the strip of cardstock in my hand and then layed it out in ruffles.
I showed my ladies these three options and It was fun to see the different combinations of cards that they made. I let them choose between dry and heat embossing and let them have fun with the different images. We used the shimmer spray to sparkle the bats.
This card was my absolute favorite out of the six I made. I love the ribbon! This is the card we will be making next month at stamp club!
I can't believe Christmas is just around the corner! This card would be perfect for Christmas Cards, it is pretty simple and love it. We used Stampin' Up! fabric instead of ribbon!
I also had to make a matching hair accessory. For this I used a die that is retired but you could use any one. I just layered a bunch of layers of white and pink fabric and attached it to a felt circle.
Then I hot glued it to the headband and added another felt circle (one on each side of the headband)
This shirt is one of my favorites. It has also lived through MANY washings and still looks great since I stitched around the edge with a zig zag stitch!
I also made a shirt for myself. - my hair is all in my face - the wind was blowing like crazy but the pictures inside didn't work very well... 
Yep I used the flower folds die! I layered 4 flowers on top of each other. (the flower on top is a little bigger than the other 2) I also cut some fun ruffle strips to add as well. I sewed these on with some brown thread for a little contrast. 
Aren't these roses cool? Well it started out looking like this: 
I cut this with the table setting big shot die.
All you do is roll it up, I like to start from the outside and roll it in. 
Here is a picture from the back. As you can see, it sits nicely on the center of the spiral. I glued these with hot glue. You can also do it with Crystal Effects but it takes longer to dry. I then cut some leaves from the same big shot die and glued them to my embossed pillow boxes.
I glued one end shut and added some velcro to the other end. Now I just need to fill them with something :) 
I actually love sewing on paper, when I was younger, I learned how to sew by practicing on paper before using the fabric :) 
To sew this book together, I just cut out 4 strips of cardstock and sewed them together. Since the cardstock was so thick, I manually sewed it. 
I Love Love the in-colors this year - I am glad they are here for 2 years!!! I saw a similar card on the display boards at convention and fell in love. The card they displayed only had a greeting but I wanted to stamp in each of the colors. This is such a fun way to use more than one embossing folder on a project.
Which card is your favorite and do you think every card should have a greeting?
I have been making a lot of mass projects lately :) My friend from High School is getting married, and I was able to help throw her a bridal shower. Here are the invitations, super simple, I stamped the medallion stamp set lightly and added a butterfly. I love how the embossing folders give it so much texture.
You can't see it, but I sprayed the butterflies with shimmer spray I made from the shimmer paint to make them sparkly.
It opens a little different. The bottom part (with the flower) folds down and the top part opens up. I am loving this Music Notes wheel. Now that I have this, my mom's old piano music will be spared (I have already cut up a few of them... shh don't tell! She won't miss them I promise) Oh and on a side note, you can't play the music written on it, the music was definitely written to look pretty, not play a pretty song, but it serves it's purpose.
