Workshop #1; Project 1

This was the first make & take project at my first workshop:)

Recipe (all SU):

Cardstock: Old Olive, Crumbcake; natural ivory

Ink: Early Espresso, Old Olive, Marina Mist

Punch: Three for you

Ribbon: Choc chip taffeta

Punches/Dies: Modern label punch; top note die

Stamps: Season of Friendship

Workshop #1; Demo 1

I had a fabulous workshop today! I had so much fun sharing and creating with the ladies who were all so gracious to me!:)

Here's is a little demonstration treat project I made. I'll post the make & takes tomorrow:)

Recipe (all SU):

Cardstock: tangerine tango; crumbcake

Ink: Early espresso

Stamps: Neighbourhood & Holiday Best

Ribbon: Twine & Choco chip stitched

BS Die: Top Note

Winter Post 3

Yet another card today with the Winter Post stampset:) ...and 'no' for those coming to my workshop tonight or the one on Saturday, none of these winter post cards are workshop projects. I'll post the workshop projects after the workshops... We may or may not use winter post in one of them;)

Here's the recipe (all products SU):

- Cardstock: crumbcake, always artichoke, cherry cobbler, vanilla

- DSP: deck the halls

- Ribbon: is our new! fabric - deck the halls!

- Stamps: winter post & tiny tags

Winter Post 2

Another card made with Winter Post stampset today.

Here's the recipe:

- cardstock: Cherry cobbler, chocolate chip, crumbcake

- ink: - Chocolate chip, always artichoke, basic black, cherry cobbler

- stamps: Winter post, artistic etchings, en francais

- ribbon: Cherry cobbler seam binding

Winter Post 1

I've been creating all sorts of things lately and just realized I haven't posted my Winter Post cards yet. I've made 3 or 4 of them lately and will try to post them this week.

Recipe (all products SU):

Stamps - Winter Post, Tiny Tags, Vintage Vogue

Cardstock - Cherry Cobbler, Vanilla, Early Espressso, Always Artichoke

DSP - Deck the Halls

Ribbon - Crumbcake/Kraft Taffeta

Ink: Cherry Cobbler, Early Espresso, Chocoate chip, Versamark

Merci

I made this thank you this weekend for a wonderful woman I met this week who has booked me to do a workshop this month. I took some inspiration from the Artistic Avenger's blog.

Products used are (all Stampin' Up):

Cardstock - crumbcake, vanilla

DSP - neutrals pack

Stamps: Artistic etchings, notably ornate, broadsheet alphabet and short & sweet

Ribbon - vanilla satin

Treats for all!

Just a reminder to rsvp if you haven't if you want to come to my workshops next week (Thursday at 6:30and Saturday at 1:30). I need to know final numbers to prepare the supplies for everyone's make & takes:)

I normally prepare a small gift for the hostess of a workshop I'm demonstrating at, but since I'm the hostess this time, I decided to make a small treat for everyone attending:)) I didn't buy any hallowe'en product this year, so I used up old/retired product for these since I needed to make so many of them. The dsp was from a 6 x 6 pack that came a hostess benefit in a previous year & the stamp was the set Holiday Best which was a hostess set available in the last catalog.

New Promotion and Workshop Dates

Stampin' Up has just announced a wonderful new promotion, The ABC's of a Handmade Holiday - with bundles of products as savings of at least 20%! Click on the link to check out the flyer.

Also, I'm pleased to announce my first workshop dates will be as follows:
Thursday October 28th at 6:30 pm at my home
Saturday October 30th at 1:30 at my home

If you are interested in attending either date, receiving more information or placing an order please either contact me at sherriBstampin@yahoo.ca or leaving a comment below with your contact information and I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

The deadline for registering in either workshop is Sunday October 24th.

The Keys to Paris

Sorry not to have posted recently but my darling husband took me on a trip to Paris so hopefully you will understand;) Also, when we got home about a week ago I got a terrible cold so I haven't been stamping that much lately.

I found these old keys before we went away at a Home Sense store and I made the tag out of a piece of chipboard and a piece of cardstock that I used an impressions folder on.

Stamps used come from the following Stampin Up sets:

- Artistic Etchings

- Notably Ornate

- Tiny Tags

Also, as of today I've decided to finally take the plunge and become a Stampin' Up demonstrator. I love creating and I mostly use SU products already, so it seems a natural step. I'll be hosting a workshop toward the end of the month as my kickoff once I receive my starter kit and will be sure to post the details on here. Also, I'll be hosting a couple of classes between now and Christmas to help people with gift ideas, so stay tuned! Stampin' Up has some wonderful promotions coming up too, so I'm excited to be able to share them with you as soon as they begin!!