Thursday, September 30, 2010

Cooper's Tie

I was changing Cooper's diaper when I noticed that the blue on the changing pad cover matched his plain onesie and I knew just what to do. I had a little piece of the fabric left over so I used my cricut to cut out then ironed on his tie. I LOVE it!!!! Cooper is 10 weeks old already! Time flies!

Time: 5-10 minutes
Supplies:
Cricut (either one)
Paper Dolls cartridge
Fabric
Heat 'n' Bond Ultra (no sew)
Iron
Plain onesie/t-shirt

I don't know what he was looking at but I couldn't get him to look at me no matter what I did.

Cricut Fabric Halloween T-Shirts

So...I've been having a lot of fun playing with my Cricut/Gypsy lately. I have many projects in the works. Here is the latest one that I finished. The girls both picked the same to images from my Mini Monsters cartridge and I added the greeting. I think they turned out spooktacular!
Time: 3-4 hours (this was my first major fabric project so it took me a little longer (5-6 hours) to figure it out and work out the kinks)
Supplies:
  • Cricut (either one will work)
  • Gypsy (optional, but makes this project so much easier)
  • Fabric (assorted colors)
  • Heat 'n' Bond Ultra (no sew)
  • Iron
  • Painters tape (blue, optional but holds down the fabric well on the mat so there is no slipping and doesn't ruin the tackiness of the cutting mat. SAVES your fabric and TIME cutting things out more than once.)
  • T-shirts

I made my witch 5" and my ghost 4" and the greeting 4".

Aren't they just adorable?

Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Christmas Card Workshop

Can you believe the holidays are upon us already? I'm excited to share the cards you can order for the Christmas Card Workshop! I've priced the cards so that it is economical for you to make enough for everyone on your list. However, they do not include envelopes. If you'd like to include envelopes so you can stamp them to coordinate at the workshop add an additional $2.00 for each set of 10 cards. Each card is priced out for a quantity of 10. On most of the cards the greetings are interchangable to suit your style.
Fee: Varies depending on the card(s) you choose
Dates/Times: Wednesday, December 1st from 6-10 pm, or Saturday, December 4th from 9:30 am- 1:30 pm
I must have all orders in to me by Monday, November 22nd to ensure you get the card design(s) and quantities that you want. I will accept orders until Monday, November 29th but cards will only be available based upon supplies I have on hand so call or e-mail to place your order today! All cards must be prepaid. I accept cash, check, or paypal (sent to chubby_bunnies@yahoo.com. Include $2 extra to help cover fees).
*If you can't make it to one of the classes but really want the projects I charge a fee to cut and punch your projects then I'll get you pictures and instructions so you can assemble them. You will need to use one of your stamp sets or purchase the stamp set used to stamp your projects.


Card #1 $8.75


Card #2 $9.25
(The greeting is interchangable and the ornament, tree, and snowman shimmer with shimmer paint!)


Card #3 $7.50


Card #4 $7.75
Card #5 $8.25

Card #6 $9.75

Card #7 $6.50

(Check out the shimmer on the snowman!)

Card #8 $8.25

(The smootch spritz adds a beautiful shimmer to the snowflakes!)

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Shopping List

I've been wanting to make one of these for a while now to hang on my fridge. I even cut out all the shopping lists and kept grabbing one off the pile as I needed one. Well, today I finally put it together. I think it turned out super cute! Maybe I should make a few for my next boutique....

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Thursday, September 23, 2010

World Card Making Day--Stamp-A-Stack

Don't forget to register for the Stamp-A-Stack. It is Saturday, October 2nd at 9:30am at my house in Roy. We will be making 3 each of the 4 designs you see below. I will have a variety of greetings so you can switch them out to suit your needs. The class is $20 due upon registration.



Wednesday, September 15, 2010

Owl Punch Class Projects

Ok...so we had more projects than we had time but they were all so cute I couldn't decide! Here are the pics so those who came can finish assembling their Halloween box and those who didn't come are jealous! :) I'm thinking about holding one more class for the owl punch because I had some people not able to make it but really want to come. Leave a comment or send me an e-mail if you'd like to do the owl punch class.

Halloween Treat Box
I started with an 8.25"x8.25" square in Basic Black cardstock. I scored in 2.75" from all directions and then score each corner of the square diagonally (I'll make an official tutorial after my boutique this weekend 11/20).

Top ViewThe 4 faces of the treat box
Two Tags Sizzix Die makes a Cow Tag inspired by Mercedes Weber
and a Pig tag inspired by Charly Bratt
A littel girl Post-it note holder with matching pen.
Penguin Card inspiration by Zeva Cho and last but not least...the Moose card. This is the animal that sold me on the owl punch. I just love him!!!! Inspired by Jakie Topa

Upcoming Boutique

I've been busy crafting for an upcoming boutique called "Simple Treasures" at the Farmington Legacy Events Center that is Sept. 22-25. Here are a couple items that are finished and I have a few more in the works. They've ben fun to make.

Mini composition book covered with matching pen. Super cute!
Post-it Note Holders with matching pens...again I love how they turned out!

August Club Projects

We used Make a Monster and Jumble Alphabet stamp sets to complete our pages. Colors we used are the new Poppy Parade, Peach Parfait, returning color Wild Wasabi, Whisper White, and Sahara Sand. I just love how these pages turned out. The monsters were a blast to stamp with!
For our card we used Word Play. It is a fund new stamp set with so much versatility. We also used the new Cork material and a texturez plate with the Big Shot. Super simple yet still super cute! Colors we used were River Rock, Not Quite Navy, and Tangerine Tango.