Monday, July 28, 2008

Stampin Fun At the Lowell Folk Festival

I've heard from many of you that you couldn't find me over the weekend. The folk festival was HUGE, wasn't it? It basically takes over the whole city of Lowell. I'm off to convention tomorrow and this will be my last check-in until next week.

Here is a photo of my husband and I in front of my booth. Isn't he cute? He's even sporting his Stampin' Up! shirt from Bermuda!

I thought it would be fun to share a photo of my display. The projects behind me were all chipboard frames. Very fun to make and even MORE fun to display!

Talk to you when I return!



Selene~
Monday, July 21, 2008

Dual Purpose Chipboard Frames


Well, you've probably wondered where I've been!

I've been preparing for a major craft fair, not to far from where I live, called the Lowell folk festival. I have been making my DUAL PURPOSE CHIPBOARD FRAMES and I have over 800 made today! If you live in the area, I hope you'll come by to visit.
  1. Use it once by placing a photo in it and hanging it up!

  2. When the photo becomes outdated, simply snip the ribbon off, and mount to a 12 x 12, to slide it in your scrapbook!

I'll be at the dutton street stage area. Anyway, I thought I'd share a sneak peek of the items I'll be selling!

Thanks for looking and have a great day!

Selene







Friday, July 18, 2008

Workshop Card ~ Unfrogettable

Good Morning! I appologize that I have been a *blog slacker* over the past few weeks. I'm getting ready for a very large craft fair, the Lowell Folk Festival, which starts a week from today.

I have been VERY busy making my Dual Purpose Chipboard Frames (over 400 pieces so far), I hope to see some of you at the craft fair!

I will be posting some of my frames to this blog, but I'm still working on them. In the mean time, this Cute little card was my workshop card of the week! Notice the scallop punch across the bottom of the "h"
That's my favorite new item that will be rolled out with the new catalog on August 11th!

Stamps:
Unfrogettable (retiring) page 61

Ink:
Stazon Jet Black Pad ~ page 183
Blue Bayou Classic ink pad (retiring) page 163
Wild Wasabi Classic ink pad (retiring) page 163

Paper:
Base Layer: Banana Yellow 4 ¼” x 11”, scored at 5 ½” ~ Page 165
2nd Layer: Wild Wasabi (retiring) cut to 4 x 5 ¼” Page 163
3rd Layer: Blue Bayou “Prints designer Series Paper” (retiring) cut to 4” square ~ page 171
4th layer Banana Yellow, 2 ½” x 3”

Accessories:
Table Top Paper Trimmer ~ page 184
Paper Snips: page 184
Glue dots: page 186
Snail Adhesive: page 186
Sticky Cut Letters ~ page 186

Your choice of: Chunky essentials glitter, fine cosmo glitter ~ both from page 186
~ Or ~ Green Bead duos ~ page 192AND a SNEAK PEEK of the NEW SCALLOP EDGE PUNCH, not available for purchase until Aug 11th.
Monday, July 7, 2008

How to color your decor elements - A tutorial.

Before I left, I posted an album to my blog using the individual home decor letters on the front of SU!'s linen albums.
Stampin' Up! asked me for more info on how I did it, if the letters lifted and more. So, I decided to do a tutorial on How to use the decor elements, and more exciting how to COLOR them AND make them SPARKLE!!!


Home from Vacation

It's SO hard coming home from vacation. We had a VERY fun time up at Old Orchard Beach, Maine this weekend. Isn't she cute with that ponytail? That was the first ponytail she didnt rip out! She's growing up so fast! I cant wait to scrapbook some of these great photos!

Here's a Happy Belated 4th wish for you and your family!