Showing posts with label Treat Holder. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treat Holder. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

More Treats!

Hey, everyone!

I started a new job just a short time before my birthday, maybe a week or two, and was very surprised to be included in part of a birthday celebration they were having for a co-worker who was having a birthday close to mine! I thought it was really sweet of them to do that! One of my co-workers is a scrapper and stamper, too. I love chatting with her about Copics, ATG guns and more! She is a delight to work with and she fills everyone's mailboxes with goodies and special treats for their birthdays and holidays. Just look at the sweet little treat she left for me in my mailbox for my birthday!
Isn't this little box the cutest thing ever? It is adorable!! Just check out the inside:
Kathy is super creative and I love how she made this fun little box in my favorite colors (how did she know??) to hold some yummy Ghiradelli chocolate squares. Yum! I wanted to make a thank you card for her kindness. I knew right away I wanted to use the little girl from the Brighten Your Day stamp set (T3263)! I just love that fun stamp set!!
I used my Wizard (K308) and Labels 1 Nestabilities (K300) to create the background. I ran the brown cardstock through my Wizard (K308) with my Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder for more texture. To paper piece her hair bows, collar, shirt and pants I used the double-sided Emma Soar With It Collections designer paper (V856). I used the coordinating Emma Cardstock (B326) for the card base and background. I colored her hair with my Bic Mark-It's for some shine and then her skin was colored with my Copics.
Those shapes make a fun little insert to leave a message! The sentiment says You're so thoughtful! I'm so thankful! That comes from the same stamp set, Brighten Your Day (T3263). Speaking of thank you cards...I created some thank you note cards for customers that placed an order with me. I miss getting to do that but right now my stamping supplies are in storage so I am really limited with what I can do! Take a look at these:
I used my Nesties Label 1 on the front of these, too. The sentiment "for you" on the front is from Tag Tidbits (T-1186). These cards were created using our new double-sided Maggie designer paper (V847) and coordinating Maggie cardstock (B326).
Hope you enjoy seeing these fun projects and my birthday treat! I will update again soon with some more photos. I am eager to get into our new house so I can set up a new craft space for me and I am really excited about the possibilities! Until next time...

Angel Hugs,

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Moving....

Hey, everyone!!

I needed a fun hostess gift for someone who had a party for me. I wasn't sure what to do and my friend (and fellow Angel) Seleise gave me the instructions for this cute little holder. I slipped in some sixlets candy in the side of the card. The little sticky note holder is a favorite of mine to make and give! Hope you like it!! Thanks, Seleise! The sweet little tag on the front of the card came with our paper from The Angel Company.
As many of you know, we had to move out of our house and of all the things I have done without, there are only a few things I truly miss...one of which is my scrapbook nook in my kitchen! My mom had this sheet for a long, long time and didn't want it anymore. I snatched it up for my scrapbook table. I have my favorite inspirational magazine in the magazine holder. My friend, Christina gave me a really great gift...a subscription to my favorite magazine Scrapbooks, Etc.
This is my baker's rack. I don't have room for it in my new house (that we haven't moved into yet but hopefully soon...) so I gave it to my sister. It matches her kitchen and I am sure she will get a lot of great use out of it. My friend, Christina, gave me those vertical paper holders. I love them! Thanks, Christina! See all my scrapbooks?
In the corner was where I kept my Xyron sticker makers and various other scrapbook supplies. I don't have room for that shelf either so I gave it to my sister, too.
Here's a picture of Paul and Javan during one of our last moving days. It was really sad to see all of our stuff in boxes hauled off to the storage unit. It's not easy living out of a box, digging to find your clothes and personal items but hopefully soon we will be moved into our new home and it will be so exciting!
I just love this picture of Javan. He sat in the chair in the back of his daddy's truck! We bought this recliner for Kadesia when she was really small so this little chair has seen a lot of love!
I will update again with photos of more things we have done while I have been away from my blog! Thanks for checking out my blog!

Angel Hugs,

Saturday, April 3, 2010

Crafting With Kids

Hey, everyone!!

I made 20 little bunnies for my daughter's 2nd grade class. She was sad to learn that her class parties were over after Valentine's Day and asked me to make some St. Patrick's Day bookmarks for her class. The kids all enjoyed them! So, with Easter coming up, I had shown some ideas to Kadesia of things we could make together and she just loved this idea. I got the nuggets at the store...no problem there! I purchased the extra creamy milk chocolate with toffee and almonds. Then I cut 20 pieces of Kraft cardstock (1"x3"), sponged each piece and added Wonder Tape to them. Then I punched out 20 circles for the faces, sponged again, added a faux rhinestone for a silly nose and used my Hazelnut Memory Marker to draw the face. (Please don't laugh!) I know you can't help it! Pitiful aren't they? LOL Next I punched out 20 bigger circles to trim out the ears and sponged those. I added 20 pom poms for tails! My husband helped me finish these little guys! It was a lot of work! She said everyone liked the bunnies!
Hope you like these little guys. If I had a bunny face stamp I could have saved some time and made them a lot cuter. I think our pom pom tails are bigger than Wanda's, too! LOL Hope you have a wonderful Easter weekend!

Angel Hugs,

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Alice in Wonderland Tea Party Purses

Hey, everyone!

A really sweet nurse at work asked me for some ideas for her Alice in Wonderland themed tea party coming up! The color scheme is vivid, bold, bright and wacky in true Wonderland fashion! I immediately thought of little nugget purses. How sweet right? Each little girl can have one! She thought it would be neat to have a little "eat me" tag on the purse. I thought it was clever, too, and was super excited to do this project! I grabbed my Catelynne designer paper and in no time I had 9 of these tea party treat holders done! Take a look:
She really liked them and I hope the girls do, too! I know it will be a wonderful tea party! How fun, right? Here's a photo of all 9 little purses with different designs and brads for more fun colors!Thanks for hanging out with me today! Hope you are inspired to create a little something sweet for someone you know!

Angel Hugs,

Saturday, March 27, 2010

March Card Class Cards

Hey, everyone!!


I wanted to share some of the cards with you that we created at my card class this month. I hope they inspire you to make something fun, too!

This is the card I already shared earlier that Christina inspired me to make! One of the ladies in the class actually used the HAPPY BIRTHDAY sentiment from the Celebration Time Stamp set and created this card for her son! This is a very versatile style card, especially with these colors! The scalloped circle is from the More Mimi paper collection, which is Buy One, Get One FREE until the end of this month! So the scallop is reversible!
I just love this spinner card. I used VersaMark to stamp the ladybugs onto the red paper for a watermark effect. I stamped another one of the ladybugs from the Squiggle Ladybugs stamp set and cut it out. This is a fun card to play with. I added shimmer to the sentiment and ladybugs with my stardust glitter gel pens.
I had never used the Toodle Loo paper collection from TAC before this class. I used a sketch from the TAC catalog and from over at PaperWings to create this fun card! It features all the kewl patterns from this designer paper. There are lions, monkeys and elephants that were so fun to punch out and share with the class. The sentiment is a PWP stamp and only $2.95 for a set of 4 sentiments! Great deal!
This is a really sweet card to make for ANYONE! Not just for kids! I can see this being a fun card for baby showers, co-workers, neighbors, friends, family...really ANYONE! I love how quick it was to make and how easy! Check out the chick's wings...that is yellow Fun Flock! I love how soft the wings are!
Open up the card for a sparkly Easter greeting and a package of Skittles! These would be fun to take to school, too! I just love that cute skateboarding bunny on the package!
Thanks for hanging out with me today and seeing what new and fun things we've been creating! Hope you can make it to the next class, April 19, at 2 p.m.!
Angel Hugs,

Friday, February 12, 2010

A gift to warm the heart...and tummy!

Hey, everyone!!

Have you ever been checking out other blogs and suddenly you come across a project that is so amazing that you absolutely must try it right then? I know, me, too!!! Isn't that so exciting? My sweet husband got me all the things I needed to make this adorable project that I found on Paper Jewels blog! Warning!!! Once you go there you will find a LOT of those GOTTA MAKE IT NOW projects! I love her!! Okay so I want to show you my project BEFORE you go see hers because well mine isn't as amazing as hers!! LOL But I am still proud of it and I am sure Kadesia's teacher will be really happy to get this! So here is my Window Box Treat Holder:

I used Premium White Cardstock from The Angel Company, red cardstock for the heart and largest scalloped square. The scalloped square punches are both from TAC. The "Love" sentiment is from Family Is Forever (yes I know I use that a lot but it's an amazingly versatile stamp set!), "a gift for you" is from Sweet Goodies, as is this adorable heart. I stamped these in Palette Hybrid Ink (Bordeaux). I stamped the heart twice, the second time I cut it out and used a pop dot for more dimension.
Paper Jewels creativity doesn't just end with the Window Box Treat! Oh no, she then shares this amazing recipe for Marshmallow suckers to stir in your hot chocolate! Isn't she too much?? I love, love, love this! It was super fast and easy to make these and guess what? Paul bought me the heart shaped marshmallows. Isn't that sweet of him? Since these are so easy to make, I decided to make a sucker for Kadesia and each one of her classmates for her party today.
Okay now you can RUN to Julie's blog HERE to get the tutorial so you can make these super fun treat holders and you can find the recipe for the marshmallow suckers HERE so you can make some yummy treats for the ones you love!!

Angel Hugs,

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

A tisket, a tasket, a little Love basket!

Hey, everyone!!
I love making little baskets and bags with my paper crafting supplies. It is so fun to take some paper, some punches, a little ink and some stamps and end up with a really cute, but useful item!!! I love that! So, today as I was blog hopping I saw a tutorial on how to make a basket by Becky Roberts and I thought, hmmm, let me try that! It's so tiny and cute!! Take a look:
It's just black cardstock scored and cut then glued up. I punched two red hearts and two white hearts for the front and back and used pop dots for added dimension. I stamped "Love" from Family Is Forever in Bordeaux ink and yes it is my new favorite ink! I love it! The ink and stamp set are all from The Angel Company.
This side view shows you the handle a little better. I cut it out using cloud scissors and then stamped it with the Build-A-Background Hostess Level A stamp set. Isn't that adorable? It is also in the Bordeaux Palette Hybrid Ink. I attached the handles with little white flower brads on either side. Just need to put some candy inside and it's good to go!! Super fun! What do you think?

Angel Hugs,

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Angel Blog Hopping!!

Hey, everyone!!!

Wow! What a weekend! I had so much fun at the Crop A Little Love event on Saturday and so did my daughter! She and I made cards and I was able to organize all my TAC paper packs with the scraps from each pack! I got a lot done and it felt great! I was honored to be asked to come and be a vendor for Melissa Bierlein's crop! Here's a photo of the GWP stamps I donated for the goodie bags!
Kadesia really enjoyed herself:
She got to use up all the leftover make 'n take kits to create some Valentine's for her class. Her party is next month so she got a head start and I think she was able to make about half of the amount she needs! She's a little worker bee with the Scor-Pal and the kits!
She was a complete angel for me all day! Even though she had to get up early on a Saturday and be up really late. She was helpful and pleasant all day! I am so proud of her! She even demonstrated the make 'n take project for a couple of the ladies.
I would have been able to share these photos today but I had computer issues and finally got that all resolved this evening. That means I wasn't able to participate in the first Angel Blog Hop of this year!! I still want to show you what I made and share the links of the other Angels with you! Be sure you check out all their amazing Valentine's Day Treats creations. We were going to share Valentine's Day themed projects like treat holders, recipe cards, scrapbook layouts, cards, altered art and home decor items to inspire you all to make a sweet treat for someone you love! I made a 2, 4, 6, 8 box from a piece of Miss Moxie designer paper from The Angel Company. I used a tag from the Miss Moxie dp and stamped it with the "Forget Me Not" sentiment from the Squiggle Ladybugs stamp set. I used Noir Palette Hybrid ink. Hope you like it!
I used the tutorial from Jen Young. It would make an adorable party favor, don't you think? Here are the links to even more inspiring projects:
Have fun hopping!
Hugs,

Sunday, November 9, 2008

You can do it!

Hey, everyone!

I want to share a couple projects with you today that I made yesterday. I had wanted to try one of these for a long time. It took just a few minutes to make and was so much fun! Some call these treat boxes or candy boxes but I don't know if there really is an official name. It's just fun! These would be great for parties, your desk at work, or just a fun way to share treats with your family and friends!


I was inspired by another Angel to make an altered version. I didn't have the instructions or measurements so I just kind of figured out what I thought was her version on my own. I think it turned out well.



I made a new goal for myself a while back, about 3 or 4 years ago, to stop limiting myself before I gave myself a chance to see if I could actually do whatever task was before me. I love to knit and would often skip over patterns because I thought it looked too complicated. I love scrapbooking but some techniques were so new to me that I hesitated trying them even though they really intrigued me. Paper crafting is still very new to me as I have only been stamping for one year. However, I have decided to try the things I am intimidated by. It's really a great feeling to accomplish something that I initially thought I couldn't. So my challenge for you today is to try something you have always wanted to do but felt like you couldn't do for some reason. Just try it!!! You won't know if you don't try and you may be really surprised at what abilities you have that you haven't even discovered yet. Don't limit yourself...you can do anything you put your mind to! Try a new recipe, pull out that sewing machine and make that pattern you have put off, write a holiday letter, pull out that stamp set you keep passing over and just play, have fun and experiment! I'd love to see what you come up with. Please leave me a link or e-mail me or post a comment about what you are going to try!

Have a great weekend everyone!

Hugs,

Friday, November 7, 2008

TGIF

Hey, everyone!

Thank goodness it is Friday, huh? Are you all ready for the weekend? As long as it isn't raining this weekend, I would like to get outside and rake the leaves. It is so much fun but a LOT of work to rake our leaves. I love the fall season and the falling leaves are so beautiful but they are getting really deep so it's time I scoop them all up into piles by the road for the city guys to come and pick them all up!

As I promised, I have the final two 3x3 cards finished and ready to share with you. I had a lot of fun coming up with designs for a card on this scale. I even decided to dress up an RSVP pen with some decorative paper and ribbon for a full set of fun! I'm working on some envelopes and think I may have adapted an idea that might work...we shall see! So without further adieu here are the two cards I finished along with the complete set!
Don't forget to check out Christina's cards and see what all she has been creating in her little corner of the world! Leave her a comment, she always enjoys reading them!

Last night was my last class to teach at Memory Lane Scrapbooking store. I had a lot of fun with two great ladies who seemed to enjoy the fun cards and envelopes we made together! We made a cute little cup card that I thought was so much fun! The 3D cup is a little more bulky than a regular card and since stuffing it into a regular envelope would squish the cup, we made an envelobox for it! It fits inside perfectly without smashing it! Our other project was to make a never-ending winter-themed card. It was so much fun to learn how to make these. I had various sources for inspiration and direction. These end up measuring 6" squared so that is the size envelope we made. How did we make these great envelopes? We used The Enveloper! I love it and you can make any size envelope you'd like from any patterned paper or even wrapping paper as one lady mentioned tonight at the class. You can also add photos to the never ending card to make a fun little holiday coffee table book for all your guests to look at and have fun flipping through it over and over!

I enjoyed coming up with these fun projects for classes and many enjoyed seeing them, as well. It always makes me feel good when the store owners share customer comments with me. I thought I would go ahead and share the projects with you all here. It was so much fun to make these things and I really enjoyed sharing my fun creations with others!
I hope you enjoyed all the projects I shared with you today! Have a wonderful Friday! Enjoy your weekend and check back here at Hoosier Card Angel's Creations as I always have so much to share!
Hugs,