Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Witch is Cuter!



This wee owl witch from AMuse stamps is hands down cuter then any other witch in my book! 


My friend Pat and I were talking the other day about how we never really considered Halloween a big holiday-let alone send cards out for it. But I am a convict- I mean convert to the whole spooky, creepy, ghostly Halloween thing.  I have been having HUGE fun creating lots and lots of truly spooktacular and sometimes bloodcurdling cards this year. I started sharing in my last post and will continue throughout the Halloween season.


Both this card and the haunted hill card in my last post are among the cards I will be teaching at One Little Spark on Oct. 23 at 12:00.


Have a ghoulish day- I am off to clear the cobwebs and to create more Halloween cards!


Friday, September 24, 2010

Halloween in 90 Degrees!



It is kinda hard to think about Halloween when it is 90 degrees out, but I made this card when it was much cooler.


I thought I was the only one to think of this but I have seen it on other blogs. My "haunted houses" in this trifold card are the new ginger bread house set from AMuse. Some dark paper and black embossing and we have a spooktacular card.


I am looking forward to Sunday when the weather cools off again.


Tomorrow I will be at One Little Spark in NJ teaching with Pat Thorpe the owner the annual Holiday Card Extravaganza. Come on down it is cooler by the ocean!!


Saturday, September 18, 2010

Last Two Samples for Holiday Extravaganza



Happy Saturday Everyone!


Here are the last 2 samples for the cards I am teaching at the Holiday Extravaganza next weekend.


Please see Fridays's post for all the details.


Have a great rest of your weekend!

Friday, September 17, 2010

More Holiday Extravaganza Samples





Happy Friday Everyone!


Here are two more cards you will be making at the Holiday Extravaganza next Saturday at One Little Spark in N.J. See yesterday's post for details.


Come back tomorrow and I will have my last 2 samples for the class to share.

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Holiday Card Extravaganza












Holiday Extravaganza! At One Little Spark in Tuckerton N.J.
Saturday, September 25

11 a.m.- Classic Christmas $25

2 p.m. - Fabulous Folds $25

5 p.m. - Holiday Magic $25


You all remember those great Holiday extravaganza's that Judy and I used to
teach? I know you do! I will be doing this event again this year but I will be
team teaching with Pat Thorpe owner of One Little Spark in Tuckerton N.J. If you
haven't finished all your Christmas cards yet, this is the event for you!! Pat
and I will be working together to give you three exciting classes - take ONE
class, take TWO or make a day of it and take all THREE classes! Sign up for all
three classes and save $10 off TOTAL class fee - instead of $75 the total fee
will be $65! Now who doesn't like to take classes AND save money??

Above are 2 cards from one of the classes, tomorrow and Saturday I will post  more samples from the Extravaganza.

Register now by calling One Little Spark only an hour and a half from Philly. 609.296.2751


Basic class kit required, plus scoring tool.



Saturday, September 11, 2010

Last of the Note Cards




Here are the last three note cards that I made for my friend Cathy's set. I happen to really like these. Why you ask?


Geez- flowers and butterflies!! A perfect combination!


I hope you all stopped in at the Memory Box- "Outside the Box" blog yesterday for my first blog posting there as a designer.


Have a wonderful weekend and take some time to do something creative.

Monday, September 6, 2010

I am soooooo excited.....



When I was taking some Memory Box classes a month ago I had an opportunity to chat with MB owner Dave Brethauer.  He was surprised to see me in class and said-"Sue T. I didn't know you would be here. We have to talk." I responded "yeah Dave let's do that!"


During the break in classes Dave asked me to be a travel teacher as well as designer for Memory Box!! I could barely answer him I was so excited. Naturally the answer was yes!


Many of you know I tried out for the MB design team last year and didn't make it. It just goes to show, all good things come to those who wait.


My first blog posting will be this Friday September 10th on the Memory Box- Outside the Box blog.


http://davebrethauer.typepad.com/outsidethebox


I hope you will hop on over and leave a comment and support this dream come true of mine.


Here is a sneak peak of my posting.



Happy Labor Day Everyone!

Sunday, September 5, 2010

Back to School



My grand niece starts first grade. Such a milestone in a child's life. I remember my first grade experience. My brother was in 6th grade when I started elementary school. Our school did not have a cafeteria so we ate lunch in the classroom. The first graders had lunch in the 6th graders room for some reason. I cried and cried till I got to eat my lunch at my brothers desk. 


I picked up this stamp from MyFavoriteThings during a recent trip to Scraptasia. I paper pieced the little girl's skirt and sweater  as well as the chalk board. the white pigment ink on the black card stock really looks like a chalk board.


I hope you all are enjoying the most beautiful weekend we have had in months. Spend time outside!


Come back tomorrow for a special announcement!

Thursday, September 2, 2010

Are you tired yet....

of the note cards? I hope not.


About a month ago Paper Source opened in Suburban Square in Ardmore. It is a fun and crafty store. They have a great selection of 8 1/2 x 11 sheets of card stock as well as lots of decorative papers. But guess what else they have- Yep Stamps!!!! They are carrying Hero Arts, Penny Black and they have their own line of stamps too. The lily of the valley note cards you see here were made with a stamp from the Paper Source.






The Paper Source offers paper crafting classes and they have a silhouette machine they can demo if you ask. I am so thinking about getting one!


The above cards were made with my Paper Source stamp and colored with copic markers and mounted on Memory Box paper


Enjoy and be creative!