Valentine Candy pockets

These are the valentines my kids and I are working on for their friends at school. I used the Cricut to cut the tags and envelopes (Tags, bags, boxes cartridge). Then we embossed the tags with Cuttlebug embossing folders, colored the image with pencils and Twinklette markers, and stamped them with hearts and cute sayings. Lastly I helped staple the candy and a sheer ribbon to the top.

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Neon Challenge

There is a great weekly challenge over at my friend Amy's blog, Scrappin N Style . This weeks challenge is NEON with a little something sweet! Well here is a quick little card I made that hopefully fits the bill. Kraft, neon pink and green cardstock, with some Prima printed cardstock. I also used the new dylusions color sprays (fabulous!) and a bit of pink gumball perfect pearls spray (although it doesn't show well in this picture). Any way, here is my contribution to the Sweet Neon craze! Thanks Amy!

Out of the box

I just got home from teaching to an amazing group of ladies! The class was so much fun I decided not only to blog about it but share the instructions as well! Here is a tutorial for making a Steampunk inspired cigar box! It is part of a series of classes I am teaching in tandem with Sondra K. called Cheaper than Therapy. Spending an evening in a room filled with fun and creative people is theraputic indeed. Well, on with the tutorial! Out of the Box In this class we created a paper covered foam frame to top a paper covered cigar box. We used Graphic45 papers, Tim Holtz gear die cuts, and lots of fun industrial looking embellishments! Basics that you will need: A cigar box or paper mache box Paper trimmer Scissors Ruler PVA glue Glossy Accents glue 3-d foam dots or tape Foam-core board cut into 1.5 inch strips Cardstock Fun embellishments (gears, brads, bling, etc) Frame This First measure the top...

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