As promised, here are some more projects from the
Spring Into Action class from last
Thursday night.
Hsiao-
hui Lin designed this
fabulous pin from the
Daisy die for the
BIG SHOT. It is so cool. She die cut all
three daisies from
SU! pretty in pink card stock and layered them. Next she used the
Build a Brad to hold them all together. With a
dauber sponge
pixie pink to highlight the petals. Attach a pin back so you can wear it and lastly, coat the layers with
crystal effects by SU! It gives it a nice glossy coating. I think this would look great in different colors.
This pin was actually a
bonus project that went inside this
top note purse. You got a sneak peak at it last week in the photos of the stampers working on it.
Hsiao-hui demonstrated this project for the group. It is a project originally designed by
Gretchen Barron. that Hsiao-hui cased almost exactly. She used the
Tea Party papers, pretty in pink and
certainly celery card stock and pretty in
pink striped grosgrain (113882). This is another great
BIG SHOT project.
First die cut the
Box no. 2 with your
Big Shot. We did this in
pretty in pink card stock. Assemble the box. Next die cut the
top note (exclusive to SU!) from card stock and from the
tea party dsp. Adhere the
tea party top notes to the card stock ones so that you have more stability. Next...attach them to the front and back of the box. Next die cut the
tea party paper in the shape of the circle (you can also use your
circle scissor plus for this) and the
certainly celery in the shape of the
scallop circle. Next score these so they will fold and fit on top of the box. Before you attach the circles, use your
cropadile to set eyelets and attach your ribbon. The purse stays closed with
velcro or magnet. On top, to finish the purse, we die cut the
simple flower (114514)
embosslit for the
Big Shot and set a
SU! rhinestone brad in the center.
top/side view
Fellow Remarkable Team Mate Deb Lever put this wonderful display together at the last Remarkable Team Meeting. She used the Elements of Style Stamp Set as the main theme. Now that summer is upon us, let the garden tea parties begin.
Deb designed cards and invitations, place-mats and even stamped the napkins.
The place setting is an adorable sun hat. What clever ideas. I also love the SU! Big Shot butterfly garland. Great job Deb.
This pin was actually a bonus project that went inside this top note purse. You got a sneak peak at it last week in the photos of the stampers working on it. Hsiao-hui demonstrated this project for the group. It is a project originally designed by Gretchen Barron. that Hsiao-hui cased almost exactly. She used the Tea Party papers, pretty in pink and certainly celery card stock and pretty in pink striped grosgrain (113882). This is another great BIG SHOT project. 
top/side view
