Thought you might want a peek at my September stamp club projects.

Isn't this cute?  I've been letting some of my customers design a project every now and then, just to give them a little variety.  Sissy came up with these darling little purses using the Big Shot.  This isn't Stampin' Up! designer paper or flowers, but it's pretty cute.  This blue one is her sample and the next one is the one I made. 

The next projects actually go together.  I used my new lattice die on this one and then used the frame from it on the next card.  I love things that serve more than one purpose.  You can't see it very well, but I used PearlEx on the leaves on this card.  You can get a great Fall color with gold, copper, and Interference Red.  It's retired now, but my customers love it and I've got whole bunch of it hanging around.


I'm trying to get artsy-fartsy with my pictures by dressing them up with some accessories.  Do you like them better than the plain pictures?  I think you get a little more detail with the plain ones, but whatever works for you. 

Speaking of stuff hanging around my stamp room, I hadn't used my crimper in ages, so I decided to drag it out and get jiggy with it.  I worked up the sample in retired colors because I was just playing around, but then I re-did it in Marina Mist & Daffodil Delight, but I didn't make a new sample.


This was a card I worked up for our church Card Ministry and I liked it so much, I decided to include in my class. This is called a "buckle card" because the extra little yellow strip actually inserts in the tab to hold the card closed.


And last, but not least is my cute little sour cream container out of our pretty designer paper. These were so easy and fun, I'm shocked that I hadn't done them for my students before. These are great for party favors or other little gifts with candy inside. 



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