I've been busy, busy for the past couple of months not only making all my Craft Fair Goodies (I will be sharing real soon I promise!) but also helping out a friend who just moved her little bakery to our area's largest shopping community! I love baking and candy making so this is right up my alley and I am enjoying it so much! With that said, I have had little time to post to my blog but believe me "you've" been on my mind. :O)
For right now though I wanted to share the Halloween Favor Bags I gave out to my Nephews and the Neighborhood children this year and a few cards I made lately for Birthday's. First up is the Birthday cards I made for my Hubby and my Step Daughter Jennifer. Both are using punch art Hippo's I made using the SU Owl Builder Punch...they're so cute!
Next I wanted to share my Grandson Peyton's card. He is growing up so fast and turns 13 this year, I can't believe it! Since he plays Football and is going to the 2013 Gatlinburg Thanksgiving Bowl in TN at the end of this month (so excited for him and his team!), I thought I would make a card using the colors of his uniform for the Bowl and throw in a little of the color from his regular uniforms and here's what I came up with:
Sweet!!! (Just like Peyton) The colors for the tournament are green and white but I also threw in a couple of orange stars to represent his regular green and orange colors. Punches used were Large Heart Punch, 1 3/8 Circle and xtra lg Oval. The face stamp is from the Everyday Character Faces from Peachy Keen, I love the mean looking one for this player. hehe
Next I'm going to share the Favor Bags, the first batch I made was very time consuming and after I made about 8 of them it hit me WHY am I putting all this time (which I really didn't have) into little favor bags that will end up on the floorboard of the cars within seconds of opening...so I rethought the bags and came up with the second version, still cute as a button but a lot simpler! Sorry no time to list supplies used but email me and I'll share!
Ok, until next time folks, Happy Stampin!
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