Today I have a Christmas shaker card to share. I have done a few shaker cards in the past but didn't like how they turned out mostly because the shaking parts would stick to the Stampin' dimensionals but since we now have Foam Adhesive Strips I gave it a try. Super easy, looks good, and shakes! I used a packet of the Silica Gel pieces that come in some of our packaging for the snow, I love when can repurpose something. My kids think I carry our "save the Earth" campaign too far at home but I am passionate about it and feel obligated to do something with my Biology/Chemistry degree besides hang my diploma on the wall. Thanks for stopping by!
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Showing posts with label Recycle. Show all posts
Friday, July 29, 2016
Christmas Shaker Card
Today I have a Christmas shaker card to share. I have done a few shaker cards in the past but didn't like how they turned out mostly because the shaking parts would stick to the Stampin' dimensionals but since we now have Foam Adhesive Strips I gave it a try. Super easy, looks good, and shakes! I used a packet of the Silica Gel pieces that come in some of our packaging for the snow, I love when can repurpose something. My kids think I carry our "save the Earth" campaign too far at home but I am passionate about it and feel obligated to do something with my Biology/Chemistry degree besides hang my diploma on the wall. Thanks for stopping by!
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Project Life boxes Repurposed
The box will hold 20 notecards and 20 envelopes plus some embellishments.
I stamped 20 sentiments, punched them out and added them to a scalloped oval with Stampin' Dimensionals on the back. Thanks for stopping by!
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Spooky
Happy Wednesday! I have been working all day at making Halloween projects, this is one of my favorites. It is made using an empty toilet paper roll! So easy, just wrap tissue paper around the outside and secure at one end, fill with candy, tie other end, and add DSP around the outside and embellish. What could be easier plus you are recycling!
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