Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Thursday, November 1, 2007

Tag-A-Palooza Craze!

Tag-A-Palooza Craze!!
Images © 1990-2007 Stampin' Up!

Here are some of the sample tags that I created when designing the Tag-A-Palooza class. In creating this class I wanted to give my customers a few ways to participate.. there are 3 different ways to play (just make tags, tags and a punch, or the whole tag-a-palooza including tags, punch and a stamp set). The girls registering for the whole Tag-A-Palooza will be invited to my home a few minutes before the start of class to create 2 of the tags shown above.... I haven't picked the two tags yet... cause they are all too stinkin' cute.


Add your two cents!! Which two tags would you like to make if you were attending?


Off to the Hospital: My son is having surgery today, so I am off to the hospital in a few minutes. I would like to take a second to thank all of you who have sent emails... thoughts... and prayers. They are greatly appreciated.


More To Come! I am hoping to find some stamping time this evening or tomorrow to continue planning cards for the Holiday Hooha class. Check back for more fun and stamping... and thanks for stopping by!

Project Details
Stamps: Punch Pals
Cardstock: Basic Black, Whisper White, Blue Bayou, Soft Sky and Very Vanilla, Soft Sky Designer Series Paper
Ink: Basic Black, Blue Bayou, Soft Sky
Other: Black Polka-dot Ribbon (May Arts), White Polka-dot Ribbon (May Arts) Black Grosgrain Ribbon, Silver Cording, Silver Brads, Variety of Sizzix Dies (various tags), Variety of Stampin Up! Punches (details will be included in the word document)

Saturday, October 27, 2007

Tag-a-palooza Organizer

Tag Organizer
Images © 1990-2007 Stampin' Up!

I started with the tags and let my imagination lead me from there. I had originally envisioned a fun storage container for all the tags... at first I was thinking about an Altoids container with some decorative paper. Instead I decided to attempt something with cardstock.

I started with a 6x6 Stampin' Up! page protector, I thought this would be a great pocket .... sturdy enough to hold the weight, and see through to show off all the fun tags. And wouldn't it be great if you could organize all of your holiday shopping in one little organizer?


Tag Organizer ~Inside View~

Images © 1990-2007 Stampin' Up!

The inside has an area to keep track of your holiday shopping list, and a pocket to store all of your receipts. If you want more details about recreating this project, click here and include your email address in the thread. I will be creating a word document with all the details for recreating this project.
Project Details
Stamps: Newsprint Alphabet, Punch Pals
Cardstock: Basic Black, Whisper White, Blue Bayou, Soft Sky and Very Vanilla, Soft Sky Designer Series Paper
Ink: Basic Black, Blue Bayou, Soft Sky
Other: Black Polka-dot Ribbon (May Arts), Black Grosgrain Ribbon, Silver Cording, Silver Brads, Variety of Sizzix Dies (various tags), Variety of Stampin Up! Punches (details will be included in the word document)

Tag-A-Palooza!!

Tag-A-Palooza!!
Images © 1990-2007 Stampin' Up!

I have had a fabulous day, creating projects and ideas for my upcoming classes. I wanted to host a tag class to show off all the different things you can do for the holidays with rubber stamps. Here is a sneak peak of the projects I have been creating.
More details on the way, very soon!I will be posting more details about the projects in upcoming posts throughout the weekend.
Template and Instructions for Organizer to come!!
I will be constructing a word document with the instructions for creating the tag organizer (measurements etc), if you would like to receive this document once completed please include your email address in your comments to this post and I will gladly forward them on.
Off to ice my foot: I have surgery done on my toe last week, it has been extremely painful. I made an emergency appointment last night to see the dr to discover that the pain is coming from an infection...*ouch*. Thanks for stopping by!