Showing posts with label Sunflower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunflower. Show all posts

Sunday, February 19, 2012

First Card Buffet Class

We made it through the first Buffet Class. It was so much fun although a little long. Okay, so I need to exchange a couple of the cards to make simpler cards, but we also had fun chatting and getting to know one another. I promised to make the cards easier so that we can get through them faster. Here are the cards that were available this class:





The above card was designed by my dear friend, the talented Elizabeth Hurst.



More fun projects coming soon.

Monday, June 22, 2009

So Excited!

I am so excited to start on this new venture, and I welcome any of you to join me as I create cards, gifts and possibly some scrap book pages. I am constantly inspired by the many talented people out there, and I hope through some of my own creations that you will also be inspired. As I am constantly in need of inspiration fuel, please feel free to drop me a line and direct me to check out your blog, or send me pictures of your creations.

Okay, a little background. I recently became a Stampin' Up Demonstrator and can't even tell you how much fun I have been having the last few weeks. I held my first two workshops this past week and found that yes, others enjoyed this craft as much as I do. One lady so much, in fact, that I think she may also decide to sign up as a Demonstrator. Although I won't try to post all of the cards I've made in the last few weeks, I will post my most recent creations, and/or my favorites. I am more than happy to share any techniques. Almost all of the materials used are from Stampin' Up, but not all. The simple fact that I am a new Demonstrator and am still building my stock explains my limited supply, but it also gives me a chance to use up my miscellaneous stock.

If you are interested in seeing what items Stampin' Up has to offer, don't hesitate to browse my Stampin' Up website at . Okay, here goes.








Okay, that is enough photos for now. I certainly don't want to overload the system with ALL of the cards I've been making, but I'll slowly add them as I go. Thanks for visiting.