I saw this on Splitcoaststampers.com (one of my favorite inspiration sites). I bought Jr. legal pads at the office supply store and had the cut in half, then I used card stock to create a cover for them. You can put them on your desk, in your purse or put a magnet on the back and put it on your fridge. It's the perfect size for a grocery list!
Saturday, November 29, 2008
Friday, November 28, 2008
Happy Day After Thanksgiving!!
I hope everyone had a very Happy Thanksgiving. I had a lovely day. We didn't eat until 5pm, so we decided to volunteer to serve food at a local community dinner at 11am. When we got there we were surprised to find that there were more volunteers than people in need. Although it was a good thing, we were all a bit disappointed we didn't get to help. So we relaxed and watched a movie before eating dinner with Steve's family. I was very happy to have my Dad there as well.
Today I was one of those crazy shoppers who got up at 4am to stand in line to buy the "perfect gift". This is the second year I've done it. A little disclaimer, I don't do major shopping I go for the one thing then go home. Steve and I decided to go have breakfast this morning and then we were home by 6:30am
Below is a picture of one of the items I had for sell today at the Holiday Extravaganza. Thanks to everyone who came, it was a good day. Project is so simple and easy, and makes a nice presentation for a couple cards. It holds 4 cards and 4 envelopes. It is made using an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of cardstock. Score and fold at 5 1/2 inches then score and fold 2 inches from the bottom. Cut a V in the flap, and adhere the sides closed. Punch holes on each side for ribbon. Ribbon is used to hold the cards into the portfolio.
I think this makes a nice thank you gift, or a Christmas gift for Sunday school teachers or other people you want to give a small something to.

Today I was one of those crazy shoppers who got up at 4am to stand in line to buy the "perfect gift". This is the second year I've done it. A little disclaimer, I don't do major shopping I go for the one thing then go home. Steve and I decided to go have breakfast this morning and then we were home by 6:30am
Below is a picture of one of the items I had for sell today at the Holiday Extravaganza. Thanks to everyone who came, it was a good day. Project is so simple and easy, and makes a nice presentation for a couple cards. It holds 4 cards and 4 envelopes. It is made using an 8 1/2 x 11 piece of cardstock. Score and fold at 5 1/2 inches then score and fold 2 inches from the bottom. Cut a V in the flap, and adhere the sides closed. Punch holes on each side for ribbon. Ribbon is used to hold the cards into the portfolio.
I think this makes a nice thank you gift, or a Christmas gift for Sunday school teachers or other people you want to give a small something to.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
WOW--Huge Stampin' UP! Sale!!!!!!!

This is the best promo Stampin' UP! has ever done!! They've bundled up stamp set and accessiories and some are as much as 50% off!! This sale is only good today thru December 1st so don't miss out.
To see the complete list of items on sale click here
You can call to place orders or you can go to my stampin up website and click shop now.
Tea bag gift
Here is a picture of a very simple project using large envelopes. You fold them in half and cut the flap (sealing one side). I used the scalloped edge punch on the other side of the flap and tucked an individual tea bag. you could also use this as a gift card holder.
Because it is holding tea, I used the "like it a latte" stamp set, it's retired but I really like it a latte so I held on to it. The background is stamped with a jumbo wheel this makes it quick and easy to mass produce. I made 36 of these for a tea party a couple weeks ago. I have some left so I'll be selling them at the Holiday Extravaganza!!
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Money Holder
If you are planning on coming to the Holiday Extravaganza on Friday you must RSVP by Noon Today!!!
There will be lots of fun things to do!
*Make 20 Christmas Cards for $25
* Kid's can make gifts (covered notebook, beaded pin and bookmark) $15
*Purchase handmade Christmas cards, stationary sets, gift card holders (like the one in the picture) and money holders and other great stocking stuffers.
* Purchase retired stamps and accessories
*Get ideas for what you can make for the Holidays!
* Receive 20% off of all regular priced Stampin' UP! merchandise (no hostess benefits)
*Come and bring your own projects to work on!
* Kid's can make gifts (covered notebook, beaded pin and bookmark) $15
*Purchase handmade Christmas cards, stationary sets, gift card holders (like the one in the picture) and money holders and other great stocking stuffers.
* Purchase retired stamps and accessories
*Get ideas for what you can make for the Holidays!
* Receive 20% off of all regular priced Stampin' UP! merchandise (no hostess benefits)
*Come and bring your own projects to work on!
The picture is of a money holder I'll be selling on Friday. Picture doesn't have any money in it because I almost never have cash--but you get the idea. I used real red cardstock, ski slope designer paper and merry and bright stamp set.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Kid's Class--Perfect for Teachers
Gift Card Holder
This is one of the gift card holder I will be selling at the Holiday Extravaganza on Friday. These were so easy to make. I don't really like giving gift cards for a present because they are so impersonal, however sometimes it's the best gift. So this is a great way to dress them up. It's very easy to make. I got the idea and measurements from Patty's stampin' spot. It's a great blog, Patty is one of Stampin' UP!'s top demonstrators and I love some of the stuff she makes. Check it out http://pattystamps.typepad.com/pattys_stamping_spot/2008/11/gift-card-holder-class---part-1.html
Make sure to RSVP if you are coming on Friday
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