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Rain or Shine Gift Box for Mother's Day

Mother's Day will be here before we know it, so I thought this month I'd focus on feminine -themed projects.  Some of my classes did a couple of beautiful cards for mother and some did this set of four cards to give to their mothers.  Either gift would be enjoyed!

This project features the Rain or Shine stamp set 126777and the Pinwheel Die  129411:

The case for the four cards and envelopes has little pockets inside to hold the cards. So cute!   The front cover uses the Sunshine & Sprinkles DSP  126922- a happy set of prints.

Two of the cards inside were inspired by a project we had at the last Auckland Extravaganza, designed by Rachael Knight and Sara Falconer and the other two I just made up once the ball got rolling.

These are made using the notecard and envelope  sets 107311  - such a bargain at 20 notecards and 20 envelopes for only $11.95! 

I loved using the Cloudy Day 127022 embossing folder with these ones!  I dabbed just a bit of the Whisper White ink over the top to make the clouds stand out just a little bit more. 

And if you didn't yet notice, I took these pics in my NEW craft room, which is still a work in progress, but I think another week or so and it will be all done.  I need to get some chairs for one thing.

And here is the mess still in one corner of the room:

  I've put a few pics of the rest of the room up on my Facebook Business Page - come on over and check it out if you haven't already!  I'd love to see what you think.  And any great ideas on chairs are welcome, too!

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Some 8x8 Bridal Wedding Layouts using Elements of Style

Some weeks ago I was asked to provide some 'entertainment' at a Hen's Party. The hostess thought it would be lovely if all the guest contributed towards making something of a keepsake for the bride.

At her request, we decided to make up a lovely photo album for the bride to use for her wedding photos later.  It was a success! The guests loved having that activity on the side to do, and the bride herself was thrilled to have an album where each of her guests had added a bit of personalization.

Her colours were Calypso Coral and Very Vanilla.  So here is what I came up with that any person at the shower could achieve while still being very nice for the bride:

(these are my photos from my wedding by the way just used for the samples)

Couldn't not use the favorite bird punch!

I designed up four pages the guests created variations of these designs.

EAch of the pages had the flourish from the Elements of Style stamp set, creating unity amongst the pages.

I used the Vintage Wallpaper Embossing Folder and finished it off with the Basic Pearls and the Jewellery Tag Punch.  Easy and effective!

The nice thing about the 8x8 size is that a couple of photos and one embellishment is pretty much all you need!  I used the Apothecary Accent Framelits here, which has been my most used die set for scrapbooking by far, to create a nice accent for the journaling.

The flower here was created by layering all the images from the Boho Blossom Punch. I've inked the edges with Calypso Coral and adhere with a simple brad.

This last design was the most popular!  Everyone loves a butterfly!  I've used both sizes of the butterfly punches, the Elegant Butterfly and the Bitty Butterfly here.  Embellished with some Linen Thread and Pearls, and it looks great.  Oh, and I've used the Boho Blossom Punch for the flowers again here, too!

All of the above were layered on top of the Lattice Die, also done in Vanilla.

I hope this inspires you to try scrapbooking or to make up an album of coordinating pages!

Join us for Scrapbooking Classes!

Thursday April 4 Howick 7:30pm $15

Wednesday April 10th Takanini 7:30pm  $15

Monday April 15th Birkenhead 7:30pm  $15

Madison Avenue Version of the Notebooks

WEll I didn't get a pic of  my girls teaching because I was out teaching myself, but my two eldest daughters, Madeleine (14) and Kjristi (12), taught these cool notebooks to their church youth group on Tuesday. 

We changed them up to make them a bit more "young" and use the Sycamore Street DSP (available just another 8 days!) and the Madison Avenue Flower:

They LOVED that Silver Glimmer Paper!

I also did up a version using the bird punch just in my designing with my own girls what they felt comfortable teaching:

The point of making these with the young women was for them to use them as gratitude journals for 21 days.  The word stamp I have in the little window is a very, very old Stampin' Up! stamp sets called Small Script.  I just love it and it did come in handy for this project!

Oh, I will never tire of our little bird!

The girls loved doing these up, and I was treated to find this lovely post up on Facebook:

The girls were very good and coopertive and happy with what they had made, and that makes it all the more fun!

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These notebooks were a great find by Barbara Bicknell at the $2 shop!  We decorated them up with the new Poetry Prints Pack and transformed them from utilitarian to a special gift.

Although, personally, I love notebooks and write in one nearly every day, so I plan to keep these . . . :-)

I had fun playing with the embossing folders - embossed directly onto the notebook!  Took some fiddling to get the right sandwich, but the finished look was really, really COOL.

I'm really liking the Summer Starfruit after this project and the last scrapbooking layout.  The ribbon looks quite nice with this combo.

The blue polka dots one above is my favorite out of all of them.  Just liked the freshness of this one.

The main image is from the stamp set Collage Curious, a great wee set perfect for layering up the images. 

Shona Edmonds and I taught this last weekend at the Hamilton Extravaganza, and everyone just loved that Silver Glimmer Paper.  Almost a shame to cover it up!

There are just 10 days left to get that lovely Vine STreet Embossing Folder!  Shame we can't keep that little beauty a bit longer!

Email me to place your order!

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Collage Curious, Kindness Matters

Colours: Midnight Muse, Raspberry Ripple, Gumball Green, Crumb Cake, Summer Starfruit

Other: $2 shop notebooks and pens, 1 1/4 inch scallop circle punch, 1 3/4 inch scallop circle punch, 1 inch circle punch, Silver Glimmer paper, Bitty Banners Framelits, Poetry Prints print Pack

Sycamore Street Gift Bag

This project is one designed and presented by Rhonda Fawcett last weekend at our Tauranga Extravaganza.  She's used quite a few new products on here AND showed everyone how to use those fabulous new Piercing Templates!

Rhonda has covered a basic brown paper bag with cardstock and embellishments and punched a handle through the top.  Cute! 

This is the Sycamore STreet DSP, a SaleABration special.  I've been playing with these prints the last two days and have grown to really like them.  Fresh and fun!

As an extra bonus for everyone (including me!), a sweet pressed cookie was included.  Marvelous job,isn't it?  They looked fantastic. And Rob tells me they were especially delicious and asked me to make more.  Hmm, then I had to confess I didn't make it . . .

Cookie Stamps are on page 161 of your catalogue.

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Grocery Bag Dispenser

Over the summer, we went on a rampage getting the house organized.  It was kind of necessary as we combined two full houses into one.  One of the projects Rob requested was one of these Grocery Bag Dispensers, which actually did free up a lot of space under the sink.

 I really didnt' have any leftover bits from the bags I made my team for Christmas, so these are leftover from LAST year's project!  Made from the Spice Cake and last year's Christmas fabric (I forgot the name), I liked the combo of the dark green, the crumb cake, and the Pool Party.

The bags go in the top and out the bottom, keeping them tidy and hung up off the floor as well.

And no, I don't really have this on my china hutch.

I found the free tutorial online here, compliments of Moda.  These were fun to make with just leftover bits and pieces, so a very cost effective project too.  Hmmm, these might turn up again around December.

Our bundles of three generous fat quarters are $19.95 and found in the seasonal catalogue page 170-171.  Email to place your order!

Grocery Bag Dispenser

Over the summer, we went on a rampage getting the house organized.  It was kind of necessary as we combined two full houses into one.  One of the projects Rob requested was one of these Grocery Bag Dispensers, which actually did free up a lot of space under the sink.

 I really didnt' have any leftover bits from the bags I made my team for Christmas, so these are leftover from LAST year's project!  Made from the Spice Cake and last year's Christmas fabric (I forgot the name), I liked the combo of the dark green, the crumb cake, and the Pool Party.

The bags go in the top and out the bottom, keeping them tidy and hung up off the floor as well.

And no, I don't really have this on my china hutch.

I found the free tutorial online here, compliments of Moda.  These were fun to make with just leftover bits and pieces, so a very cost effective project too.  Hmmm, these might turn up again around December.

Our bundles of three generous fat quarters are $19.95 and found in the seasonal catalogue page 170-171.  Email to place your order!

Always a Cup of Tea Handy

Isn't this cute?  Paula Dobson made and gave this to me.  Apparently I was her inspiration as I drink soooo much herbal tea!  That made me laugh.

Just add a cup of hot water and good to go!

Made with the Essentials Pack from Stampin' Up! - so cute!  Perfect and tidy for the purse.

And she keeps telling me she's not a seamstress .. . she found something similar on the net and tweaked it to fit teabags.  I tell you, I do claim to be a seamstress and it would do my head in to figure this pattern out !!  Well done, Paula!

And I love it - thank you so much!  xx

p.s. She does sell these if you are interested.  Not sure on price, but it seemed pretty inexpensive to me! Email her to enquire

Supplies:

Stampin' Up Fabric

 

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Easy Gift Bag!

If you're like me, the Christmas cards are nearly done and now I am thinking along the lines of gifts and packaging.  We made this fun little, easy, & quick project in class last week.  It's a nice gift for any age - just vary the book title inside.

 

We used the Designer Papers, Floral District, here as they matched the best with the cookbooks I had on hand.  (I swapped mine out with someone so I could have chosen a different print for this particular book, but no matter!!)    Plus, I do love Christmas, but it IS nice to do something different than red and green for a gift. 

You can use any book or I've been told these ones are still readily available.  Simply wrap a 12x12 sheet of printed paper around your book and seal at the back and the bottom.  Done!  Couldn't be easier than that!

We did add some ribbon handles and a simple embellishment to the front.

I LOVE the stamp set Layered Labels and the coordinating die set, Apothecary Accents.  I've used these quite a bit on my layouts, and here they are again for an easy label for this gift.

Hope you've enjoyed!  Give this one a go!

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Supplies Used:

Stamps: Layered Labels set of four

Colours: Baja Breeze, Rich Razzleberry, Daffodil Delight

Other: Apothecary Accents Dies, Scallop Trim Border Punch, Stripes Embossing Folder, Corner Rounder, Large Oval Punch, Rhinestones, 1/4 inch Stitched Ribbon

 

A Stampin' Up! Wedding Work of Art

This was a lovely surprise organized by my northern region demonstrators, Ria Kaire and her team, given as a gift during our marriage ceremony.  She had it couriered to our celebrant, Bron Heslop, a few days before the event.

EAch of the guests were invited to fingerpring and sign themselves on the tree, using Stampin' Up! inks and markers.

I heard from my new Aunt Cherie that they had asked a local artist to paint the tree - and what a wonderful job she did.  It's just beautiful.

We will hang this with pride somewhere prominent in our home.  Waiting for the man with the tools to get over his cold, but I think the entry way would be perfect.

Our deepest thanks for this heartfelt gift and all those who contributed.

Petite Pockets Coffee & Gingerbread Man

It's been a great weekend!  I got to see many of you at our Christmas events, and that was fun for me and for our entire team!

The above picture is yesterday at the Hamilton Extravaganza.  Shona and I had a great time chatting away and teaching the ladies!

At both events, this is what I taught:

These were fun and quick to put together - perfect for a Merry Christmas gift for co-workers, teachers and the like.

We used the Petite Pockets die (love this!) for the coffee and the Top Note Die for the gingerbread man.  We jazzed both up using the new Scentsational Season stamps and dies - cute!!

You still have lots of time to order these now to make this project or similar up for Christmas!

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Scentsational Season, Teeny Tiny Sentiments

Colours: Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Early Espresso

Other: Petite Pockets Die, Festival of Prints DSP, Dazzling Details, Holiday Framelits, Top Note Die, Sugar and Spice Embossing Powder

Upcoming Events:

Saturday Nov 10th Auckland Scrapbooking Day!  $55 for 4 layouts!  If we have extra time, you can work on your own projects 9:30 am to about 5 pm.  Birkenhead

Monday November 12th Christmas Stamp Class in Birkenhead!  7:30pm  2 projects  $15

Wednesday Nov 14th Takanini Stamp Class!  7:30 pm  2 projects $15

Frosty Friends and the Cookie Press!

My 12 year old daughter, Kjristi, had a great time making these sugar cookies!  She used the recipe included in the Cookie Presses, rolled it into balls, and then pressed with the snowflake press.  Fun!

I kept the topper rather simple as it's likely to get tossed.  (Sorry that's just reality).  Cute, but nothing hugely time consuming!

I've used the new Frosty Friends here, a single stamp in the Holiday Catalogue.  Easy to colour in, too.

 

I used the new Window Framelits shapes for the topper for something a bit different.  And don't forget you get a FREE roll of the stitched satin ribbon with any order of $70 - no limit!  See the Specials and Promotions page for all the details. 

 A cute little gift for co workers, neighbors, or other school mums, for example!

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Frosty Friends

Colours: midnight Muse, Raspberry Ripple, various markers

Other: Markers, Dazzling Details, Metallic Brads, Window Frame Framelits

 

 

Join us!

Wednesday October 10th Takanini Stamp Class!  7:30pm  $15

Saturday October 13th Tauranga Extravaganza!  Sorry All sold out

Monday October 15th Scrapbooking in Birkenhead 7:30pm  $15

Beautiful Ornament Keepsakes

It was a lovely weekend in Nelson for our stamp camp!  Despite being delayed on the flights, the ladies there managed to speed through all the projects in a shortened time - amazing really.

This project is a copy of the beautiful ornament on the front of the Holiday Mini Catalogue.  It's a fair bit of cutting, but the results are worth it!

It will be a pleasure to have this hanging from my tree this year!

We used the new Ornament Keepsakes set and the matching dies for this one plus the new Cherry Cobbler Tulle.  The more I use that tulle, the more I really, really love it!  I think I will be buying extra and putting it in my sewing stash.

The centre of the ornament uses the Rosette Die, a new addition to the Big Shot family.  You can make these manually with  the Simply Scoring Tool, but running it through a die, complete with edges and the creases already there is oh so easy.

And  a funny story to go with this: I asked Rob to help me with some pre-stamping and cutting for this project.  He really didnt' want to stamp, so he made it into a game for himself.

I cut the Very Vanilla card to fit TEN ornaments and asked him to stamp ten across:

He challenged himself to get eleven. I was impressed with eleven:

Then he was sure he could get twelve.  I said no way, I cut them to fit ten.  But he did it after a few tries:

I said wow, that gives me two extra on each sheet.  Well done!  But not enough, Rob wanted to get thirteen.  I said impossible:

And last few sheets, he got this many:

Eighteen!

There's my boy - in the midst of all the games, all my images got stamped without too much suffering. Good tip for you ladies out there.  :)

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Ornament Keepsakes

Colours: Real Red, Old Olive,

Other: Cherry Cobbler Tulle, Linen Thread, Ornament Dies, Rosette Die, Faceted Buttons, Large Pearls, Candlelight Christmas DSP

Upcoming Events:

Thursday 4th October Scrapbooking in Howick $15 7pm

Saturday 6th October Scrapbooking Day in Te Puke  3 layouts 10 am  $40

Saturday 13th October Tauranga Extravaganza 5 projects $35 1pm

 

Auckland Stamp Day's Christmas Wreath

This weekend was a lot of fun!  I had an all day stamp day at my house with 12 lovely ladies.  We crafted non stop . . so full on they often just went silent!! 

The first project we did was a Christmas wreath, although it certainly does not have to be limited to Christmas. Sophie Zedah from the Sydney office showed us this project at the Heartfelt Training Events earlier this month, and I just had to do it!!  It's not hard, just time intensive assembling all the flowers.

This is my Sofie holding up the wreath and her homemade Tiara. I had to take the pic three times to make sure that tiara was included:

The flowers are made with the Blossom Party die and the Fun Flowers Die.  You can never go wrong with flower dies . . .

I also used the Antique Brads, the Brass Buttons, and the Wood Buttons for centres.

We used a mixture of the Festival of Prints and the Candlight Christmas for the printed papers here.  I quite like both of those packs.

This is the ladies in action:

And the other table hard out:

The whole day was lots of fun with a nice mix of card, 3D, and techniques.  I'll be putting on a two day camp this weekend in Nelson and posting the projects over the next few weeks!

Supplies Used:

Colours: Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Early Espresso, Lucky Limeade, Island Indigo, Bashful Blue

Other: Fun Flowers Die, Blossom Party Die, Various buttons and brads, Foam wreath, brown wrapping paper, Cherry Cobbler Tulle

Sept 29-30 Nelson Stamp Camp!  $150 for two full days of stamping!

October 6th Tauranga Scrapbooking Day!  $40 for three layouts

October 13th Tauranga Christmas Extravaganza! $35 for a day of Christmas stamping!

CD Gift Packaging

This is a very cute idea that was taken from a swap from Simone Bartrum.  Long time ago, but it's been sitting on my desk to do up for ages, so long that all her products were retired and i have revamped it with many of our new yummies!

This is a cute and easy way to present a CD of photos or perhaps a DVD, plus providing protective packaging.

I've used the new Floral District DSP on here - loving the fresh colour combos in these prints!

I have used the new Early Espresso Embossing Powder on the Word Play words here; embossing is a technique I often forget to use.  It does make the colour that little bit richer and also adds that bit of texture and dimension.  Very cool they came out this in one of our favorite colours!

 

The flower detail here is done using the Daydream Medallion stamp set and the new Floral Framelits.  I can tell I'll be using those flower dies a LOT!  Also the new Naturals Wood buttons.  Nice!

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Word Play, Daydream Medallion

Colours: Rich Razzleberry, Rose Red, Baja Breeze, Tangerine Tango, EArly Espresso, Lucky Limeade

Other: Little Leaves Die, Early Espresso Embossing Powder, Versamark, Naturals Wood buttons, Floral Framelits, Ribbon, 2 1/2 circle punch, Floral District DSP

Upcoming Events

Saturday Sept 15th - Heartfelt Stampin Up Event!  Auckland. demonstrations, product playground, make and takes, lunch, and a stamp set included!  $120 10-5pm.

Stamp Camp Day!  Sunday Sept 23rd  Birkenhead, Auckland.  930-5pm  We will be crafting ALL day!  Goodie bag and all materials included. Bring your basic kit and adhesives.  $80

Nelson Stamp Camp!  Sept 29-30th  General stamping saturday and sunday morning $120 includes a goodie bag. Scrapbooking sunday afternoon $30.   A full weekend of crafting, focusing on christmas items and new product!

 

Faux Patina Long Envelope Card

You may recognize this one from a few years ago.  It's a remake of a lovely design by Chrissie Patterson.  I've just updated this to use current products and to showcase a version of the Faux Patina Technique.

The inside has a neat idea - Chrissie used the long, open-ended envelopes to create an instant pocket inside.  Easy and super cute!

**These sized envelopes are retired as of September 1st!  Order some today or resize this proejct for a standard sized envelope.

Here is a closer look at the technique done on the front, very similar to the Faux Patina technique, but using white embossing powder instead of Gold.

Three steps to this:

1. Dry Emboss using the Antique Wallpaper Embossing Folder

2. Sponge colour on as you wish - two or three colours works best.  Go relatively heavy

3. Lightly brush the top of the embossing with the Versamark pad (use your Embossing Buddy first!!!), then heat emboss with White Embossing Powder. 

And here is another version using another word set . . . . because I forgot the Petite Pairs and had to do a very quick switcharoo . . .

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Petite Pairs or Creative Elements (words)

Colours: Baja Breeze, Soft Suede

Other: Metallic Brads, Floral Fusion Sizzlits Die, Antique Wallpaper Embossing Folder, White Embossing Powder, Big Shot, Long Open-Ended Envelopes, Suede Taffeta Ribbon, Subtles Brads, Lots of Tags Sizzlits Dies

What's On:

Saturday September 1st

Stampin' Up Heartfelt Event Regional Training in Christchurch!

2012/2013 Catalogue and the Christmas Catalogue are live!  Place your orders today for earliest possible delivery!

Monday September 3rd

New Catalogue Launch Party 7:30pm  $15

Thursday-Sunday September 6-9th

Hamilton Quilt & Craft Show!  Please stop in and say hello! Lots of retired stock for sale, place orders, take a class, and bring your camera!

 

Sweets for the Sweet Altered Tin

My second favorite thing to do with my crafting is altered art!  That used to conjure up images of quite busy art that wasn't my style so much.  But altered art (to me) means repurposing an item. 

In this case, an empty coffee tin!  I should have taken the "before & after" shots. And no, I did not drink 20 tins of coffee.  My good friend and downline Barbara Bicknell of the Chocolate Boutique in Parnell gave these to me.

We did these in the Takanini class on Wednesday, and it was amazing to see how different they all turned out!  Super fun. What a great group they are.

We used the Sweets for the Sweet set, which was perfect for a Lolly Tin.  Some ladies used the Up, Up, & Away, which was equally cute.

And I found my missing lollipops in my desk drawer.  Isn't this soooo cute?!

I love how we can take something that would otherwise be thrown out and make something somebody is going to LOVE!

Supplies Used:

Stamps: Sweets for the Sweet, Up, Up & Away

Colours: Lucky Limeade, Melon Mambo, Basic Black, Pretty in Pink

Other: Sweet Shoppe DSP, Black brads, 1 inch circle punch, dazzling diamonds glitter, Old Olive Grosgrain ribbon

 

Gorgeous Apothecary Art Notebook

This is a beautiful swap made by Barbara Bicknell.  Isn't it lovely?!  She's made up a thin box using Daffodil Delight, the Framelits Dies, and the Apothecary Art stamp set.  Love the splash of Riding Hood Red as well.

There's always room for a butterfly. And Pearls.  And glitter.

She's double layered the butterfly with vellum and everyone's favorite embossing folder, square lattice.

Inside the beautiful box is a decorated notebook and a stamped pencil!  I never could figure out how to make the pencils match, and here it is! Stamp with staz-on! 

The Attic Boutique papers used here are available only through the end of the month, so order yours before then!

Thanks, Barbara, for a beautiful gift!

 

Flower Folds Hair Clip

It was my youngest daughter's (Sofie's) 10th birthday last week. My eldest daughter, Madeleine, decided to make her this lovely skirt:

It's super quick and easy with just two seams and a hem to do.  And my overlocker makes that nice and easy on such slipper fabric.

I used the remaining scraps to make a little scarf/hair tie/belt thing.

And the very last bits were cut up with the lining and made into this lovely hair clip.  I absolutely love these!! 

We made these at my stamp camps last year, and the ladies just loved them, if you recall my post about them in September.  For seamstresses using up bits and matching clothing, these are perfect. For those who hate to sew, these are perfect - no sewing!

To order this die, contact me here!

Supplies Used:

Flower Folds Die, Fabrics, Rhinestone Brad, hair clip or pin backing

 

 

Saturday March 28th  Hamilton Stamp Class 1pm  $15

Thursday May 3rd Howick Scrapbooking Class  7:30 pm  $15

Monday May 7th Mother's Day/Beautiful Cards  birkenhead  7:30 pm  $15

Twitterpated Altered Tin for my Customers

Yesterday was a fun day with many of my team around me for a sunny morning of nibbles, chats, and crafting!  Oh yes, and we did do a bit of training in there - time ran a bit short.  I didn't hear any grumbling, though.

My friend and downline, Barbara Bicknell of Chocolate Boutique in Parnell, has been slipping me these tins for months now, with the idea that we'd use them to make rubbish containers for our classes with the team. Sadly, Barbara wasn't able to be there yesterday! Always a team player, she is an exemplary woman.

I explained the concept to the ladies and let them go for it.  Here is what I came up with while playing on my own:

I'm enjoying that bird die!  I might use her on my swaps for convention next month.  Any cute or lovely ideas, please send them my way!  :)  (Trolling the web is not one of my favorite activities)

I got out every flower die and every flower punch we have and let the girls just create their own exotic specimens.  Luckily I'm not a florist so they all look perfect to me.

I'll be taking this around to my classes with me so you can have a hands on look (don't all of us creative people look with our fingers??)  I have six tins left and Barbara is willing to be my secret supplier, so if you'd like to do this in a class, please let me know!  Lots of fun and practical for your work area, too!

Schedule a class or order any of the Supplies Used:

Colours: Pink Pirouette, Basic Grey, Riding Hood Red, Baja Breeze, Pear Pizazz

Other: Elegant Bird Die, Blossom Punch, various brads, Boho Blossoms Punch, Five Petal Flower Punch, grosgrain ribbon, Pear Pizzazz Seam Binding Ribbon, Vanilla Satin Ribbon

Monday April 23 Techniques Class Birkenhead  7:30pm  $15

Tuesday April 24th Papakura Stamp Class 7:30  $15

Saturday April 28th Hamilton Stamp Class - Templeview  1pm  $15