Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Hope You Can Cling To... Part 4
This should be the last of my HYCCT challenge creations.
Great fun, this month of challenges has been.
Hope You Can Cling To... Part 3
Another batch of HYCCT cards:
Stay tuned for the last batch...and check out my gallery at SCS (see sidebar) if you want details.
November Creative Crew Projects
Here's the fun projects I did for the November challenges.
Loved doing these projects. The photo cube was for my pastor's wife...filled with dark chocolate and snuck onto her desk. Her family's pics were on the cube.
November Creative Crew Challenges
Try these on for size...
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go!" My mom's favorite Christmas song reminds me that we need some Christmas projects, so let's get busy planning our holiday workshops. This month, let's focus on making projects we can use in our holiday workshops, stamp camps and classes!
CCREW1112DF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- DSP/Color Focus: The Festival of Prints stack in the Holiday catalog is a great size and is very versatile! If you don't have the DSP, use the colors: Cherry Cobbler, Early Espresso, Island Indigo, Crumb Cake, Lucky Limeade and Very Vanilla.
CCREW1112CF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- Catalog focus: For the holidays, I'm all about the glitz! Let's see what you can do with glitter, shimmer paints, smooch spritz, shimmer paper, shimmery white cardstock and even glimmer brads!
CCREW1112HF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- Holiday focus: Make a gift card holder. Can we ever have enough templates for these? Need one to get you started? Here's an oldie but a goodie: Stamp on This: Tis the season to give gift cards
CCREW1112SF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- Scrapbook focus: Create a photo cube using the SCS tutorial. You could easily do this in a class or use it as a hostess gift!
I had some fun with some of these challenges!
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go!" My mom's favorite Christmas song reminds me that we need some Christmas projects, so let's get busy planning our holiday workshops. This month, let's focus on making projects we can use in our holiday workshops, stamp camps and classes!
CCREW1112DF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- DSP/Color Focus: The Festival of Prints stack in the Holiday catalog is a great size and is very versatile! If you don't have the DSP, use the colors: Cherry Cobbler, Early Espresso, Island Indigo, Crumb Cake, Lucky Limeade and Very Vanilla.
CCREW1112CF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- Catalog focus: For the holidays, I'm all about the glitz! Let's see what you can do with glitter, shimmer paints, smooch spritz, shimmer paper, shimmery white cardstock and even glimmer brads!
CCREW1112HF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- Holiday focus: Make a gift card holder. Can we ever have enough templates for these? Need one to get you started? Here's an oldie but a goodie: Stamp on This: Tis the season to give gift cards
CCREW1112SF, CreativeCrew, SUO or SUM -- Scrapbook focus: Create a photo cube using the SCS tutorial. You could easily do this in a class or use it as a hostess gift!
I had some fun with some of these challenges!
Hope You Can Cling To... Part 2
Here's another batch of the cards I sent to MD Anderson.
Hope you enjoy this batch. Just a reminder to visit my SCS gallery (see button on sidebar) to see details for any of these cards.
Hope You Can Cling To... Part 1
October is Hope You Can Cling To challenge month at SplitCoastStampers. We had at least one challenge a day...and I managed to complete every one.
But most of all, those cards go to the MD Anderson Breast Cancer clinic in Texas for the use of the patients and their families. We manage to send thousands of cards during the month. I'll share what I did...but it might take a few posts!
Hope you enjoy these...I'll post more in my next post.
By the way, to see details for any project here on my blog, find the "see my art at SCS" button in the sidebar and click on it. It will take you to my gallery there.
But most of all, those cards go to the MD Anderson Breast Cancer clinic in Texas for the use of the patients and their families. We manage to send thousands of cards during the month. I'll share what I did...but it might take a few posts!
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