Got dots?

I don't have many background stamps but I have to say, I LOVE the Distressed Dots background stamp!  I could use it on almost every thing I create but I do control myself.  You'll notice I manage to sneak polka dots in here and there on a lot of my cards/projects, whether it's designer background paper or an embossing folder. 

 

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE polka dots!  ;o)

 

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Craft Kit Monday

Today's kit is for the *Cute Containers Kit*.  This kit includes all the supplies needed to make 4 cute containers!  You can purchase this kit for only $16.00 and that includes supplies, shipping and fees.  Any additional kits are only $13.00 each.

The 4 Cute Containers!

 

Small gift bag/favor bag using the Fancy Favor die.

 

 

Small Sewing/Picnic Basket

Cute container using 2 Scallop Envelope dies.

Watering Can made with new Petite Purse Bigz L die.

To purchase the Cute Containers Kit, please email me at: inkadink4@aol.com and include your name, mailing address and email address. Please let me know how you would like to pay, I accept cash, check or Paypal. If you choose to pay by cash or check, I will give you my mailing address. If you choose to pay by Paypal, I will send you an invoice. Once I receive your payment, I will mail your Kit.

Your Cute Containers Kit will be carefully packed with cardboard to help prevent it from being bent and will include the supplies to make all 4 cute containers, with detailed instructions to recreate each one. You will need sticky strip, dimensionals (pop dots) and glue. If you would like to distress the edges, you will need a light brown ink (I used Crumb Cake) to sponge the edges of the sewing/picnic basket and grey or black (I used Basic Grey) for the watering can.

When you receive your kit, you will notice that I have stamped on the back of all of the stamped images to comply with Stampin' Up!'s Angel Policy. This stamped image will not affect your completed projects.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

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Dryer Sheet Technique

A day late but here are the cards we made at this weeks Technique Tuesday class.  The dryer sheet is a fun technique and who knew you could make something so cute out of something you would normally throw away!?!

Dryer Sheet Technique:  cut your desired shape out of a dryer sheet.  To color the dryer sheet, I filled one of Stampin' Up!'s new Stampin' Spritzer almost to the top with water then added 13 drops of Melon Mambo ink refill for the watermelon and Pumpkin Pie ink refill for the flower.  Then, I placed the dryer sheet shapes on wax paper and spritzed them until they were covered.  Then, I blotted them in paper towels and let them sit until they were dry.

Let me know if you have any questions.

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