My mom called me up one day wanting to make some of these taggy blankets. We had a lot of fun shopping and sewing but the thing that made these cute was the fun ribbon I have collected from Stampin' Up! 
I just love the butterfly die for the big shot! (I am sure you all know that by now)
Following the fabric theme this month. Here is a bookmark I made. I first cut 4 circles with the circles #2 die. I stitched the bottom 3 so they bunched up a bit and then added the last circle and the clear button that are both 1 inch! I love when things fit perfectly! I then stitched them together and hand stitched it to the Certainly Celery ribbon. I love the fabric bookmark because I don't need to worry about it bending. I can stuff it in my bag and nothing will happen to it!
Here is the backside. I hot glued ribbon onto the frame and I just clip my bows onto the ribbon.
I also decorated her shirt and I made a hairbow to match, all using the big shot. I love that thing!
The bracelet is held together by a toggle clasp and I added flowers from the baskets and blooms die (cut out of both fabric and felt) and I covered the large beads with fabric cut out with the largest circle of the circles #2 die!
I have seen felt baskets made out of the baskets and blooms die and I wondered if A box would work. It took a lot more time to stitch it together instead of glue but it was so fun to make and fun to look at! I also cut out the oval and the butterfly from big shot dies!
I have been having a ton of fun preparing to present at my upline's meeting for demonstrators in her group. The meeting is TODAY so I can now share all my samples! This card was super simple and so fun to make. I dusted off my sewing machine and stitched around the edge of the top note. I didn't bother to tie the ends, I like how it looks like this :)
Then I just cut a few flowers and attached them with dimensionals. I am not sure if they will stay put forever so I might add a brad later if they fall off.
The center of this flower is the Sizzlet Floral Fusion. Wow you are saying, you didn't know that sizzlets cut fabric? Well they don't. I tried to cut it out a bunch of different ways, I tried cutting the fabric with paper, more than one layer and with a shim but all it did was cut maybe 1/3 and leave an impression (like when you score paper) everywhere else. I ended up cutting them out with scissors. SO when you make your own card, just pick a different flower for the centers. I figured since I went through the hastle, I added it to my card.
I am super busy today but I wanted to quickly post this for those in my club! 
The scallop border was made with the 1 3/4 inch punch and the flowers were made by pulling the cardstock apart. If you have any questions let me know!
Does anyone want a business card? Which one is your favorite?
