Scallop Envelope Die

I know it has been awhile since I posted anything and I haven't taken pictures of March's card class yet so here is one of the projects we did in the February Club.

It is amazing what you can do with the Big Shot and dies.This is the cutest Easter basket box made from the Scallop Envelope Die. We had so much fun making this and everyone just loved it. We also did a butterfly card to go with it.

Our technique for the month was the Polished Stone technique. We used the stamp set Lovely As A Tree and it came out so beautiful. I will try to get a picture of it on here tomorrow as I won't be posting for a week or so as my daughter comes to San Diego on Thursday and will be here for a week. I think I will be really busy.

Hope you enjoyed this project and will make one for your self or a friend.

Thanks for stoppin' in and I'll see you around the 26th.

Hugs,

June

'Commit your way to the Lord, trust in Him and He will act'  Psalm 37:5

Big Shot Class July

Wow! It is the middle of August already. Unbelieveable!! This year is flying by and it's time again for our Holiday Mini to come live the first of September. So if there is anything you want from the Summer Mini you had better get your order in by August 31. That is when it expires.

In July we had a lot of fun using the Big Shot and those who had just bought one learned how to use it. We had 20 minutes of instructions to start with and then a couple hours of fun making the projects below.




We did three cards and two boxes for our first class. Card one has the leaves cut with the Little Leaves Sizzlit and a frame done with the new Designer Frames Embossing Folder and we used punches for the sentiment. Card number two we used the Scallop Rectangle Clearlit to cut a rectangle in the center and put dsp behind it. We then stamped the sentiment on the cut out rectangle and adhered it to the card. The third card was for Christmas. We used the Magnetic Mover and Shapers die with the ornament magnet from the Holiday Windows set - it cuts your card and image out at the same time. What an awesome tool!!!!

Box number one was made with the Fancy Favor die and decorated with doilies and punched pieces. What a treat it was to get a bag of jelly beans with it. Everyone really liked the first box. The second box was done with the Scallop Envelope die and we cut two of them and we made four 3 x 3 note cards to go in it. We used die cuts from a scrapebook kit to decorate the cards. What a fun day we had! Looking forward to the next one.

Thanks for stoppin in and I'll see you soon!

Hugs,
June

'Commit your way to the Lord, trust in Him and He will act' Psalm 37:5

Scallop Envelope Die

Good Monday morning, I think. Can't seem to get going this morning. Must be due to the long celebration week-end. Christmas takes so long to get here and it is over in such a short time. We really had a good one this year however. We went looking at Christmas lights with old friends one night and just had a blast. Family came both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and we just had so much fun with them. I love Christmas and can hardly wait for it to come again.

I am sharing another December card class card today. This one I have made before and I just love it. The ladies in my class did too.

Stamp set: Occasional Quotes and Vintage Vogue and Birthday Bakery

Cardstock: Pink Pirouette, Perfect Plum and Whisper White

Ink: Perfect Plum

Accessories: Big Shot with Scallop Envelope Die, Scallop Border Punch, Whisper White 3/8" Taffeta Ribbon, sticky strip and Stampin' Dimensionals

Hope you try this card. It makes for a fun birthday message hidden in the envelope. I love it!!

Thanks for stoppin and I hope to see you again real soon. Have a blessed day in the Lord!

Hugs

June