Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Birthdays

I created this card for my wonderful sister in law for her birthday. I used the color coach to help me pick the colors. It was a big hit.

I love using paper to create fun flowers. I made this card for my mom for her birthday. She really liked it. Again, I used the color coach to help me pick colors. I don't know that I would have put these together without it's help.

For my birthday, I got spoiled! My wonderful mother in law gave me money to get exactly what I wanted. I took advantage of free shipping, hosting a party, and my discount to maximize the amount of product I was able to get. I think I did pretty well. Now I can't wait to get playing!

Monday, November 22, 2010

Table Runner


I got this brillant idea to make a table runner that serves two purposes...to decorate for Thanksgiving and for Christmas. I found the wonderful fall fabric at Pine Needles in West Jordan. I knew I had to get it. So I came home and cut it up. I was able to make 3 runners with it. For the Christmas side, I got fabric from my stash (for my personal runner, not pictured), and picked up more fabric from Wal-mart. I made the runner pictured for my mother for her birthday. She loved it! I love the idea of having a table runner that lasts for 2 months instead of just one. I'm thinking of making 5 more so that I have all the months covered!

Friday, October 29, 2010

Christmas Stamp-A-Stack





When: Saturday, November 20th

Time: 11am to 3 pm

Where: Lynsey Allred’s House

2224 West 10755 South, Basement apartment, South Jordan

Cost: $15 ($10 reserves your spot)

RSVP: lynseyvanorman@yahoo.com or 801-721-0889

A stack of cards consists of 3 cards in each of the 5 designs. For this class you will make 1 stack, but if you are interested in creating multiple stacks and getting all of your Christmas cards made in one day, just add $12.50 for each additional stack. I will have envelopes there to purchase for $3 for a set of 15. Don’t forget to bring your adhesive. I will have refills there if you need to purchase them.

Monday, October 18, 2010

October Club Projects

For these projects I used "Delightful Decorations" , "Tags 'til Chirstmas", and "Four the Holidays" stamp sets. Paper used is old olive, chocolate chip, cherry cobbler, and crumb cake. Ink used is old olive and cherry cobbler. I also used early espresso and old olive 1/8 taffeta ribbon and the half pearls. The Designer Series Paper is Jolly Holiday.

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Fall Wreath

This is the new wreath that I have hanging on my door. I love it. It was so easy. I got packs of fall leaves at Wal-mart last year. I picked up some foam core at the dollar store. I cut it into a square. Then I pulled out the glue gun and went to work. It is super easy and it is super light...it is held on my door by a magnet.

Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Halloween Costumes for Mr. Owl


The top picture is of the box front for the cards that are pictured in the bottom picture.

If you are interested in making these cute card and aren't in my stamping club, please leave a comment with your contact info and I'll get back to you.

Thanks for looking!

Monday, August 9, 2010

Train patch quilt

I purchased the train fabric 3 years ago (I think) at Hobby Lobby so I could make a lap quilt for my husband. Needless to say, I didn't make it three years ago. We decided to do a train theme in my son's "big boy" room, so I spent a few hours piecing the number above. I wanted to break up the train fabric with some conductor hat fabric, but thought it would be overpowering, so I made the 4 patch blocks instead. I LOVE how the top turned out. We will be tying the quilt at his birthday party on the 19th.

Here is a better look at the patches themselves. Isn't the train fabric fabulous?

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Airplane Disappearing Nine-Patch

The matching pillow for the quilt below.

I finally finished the quilt top for my son. I bought the fabric over a year ago. I cut the squares for the center out FOREVER ago. I spent the last three nights working on it. Totaling about 7 hours. I had some trouble with the borders and not having enough fabric. I ended up having to cut the middle border down. Originally it was 1.5 inches wider. I LOVE IT.

Now, I want to get it professionally quilted. Anyone know where I can get it done? Finished size is 54 x 62 inches. How much will it cost? I will need it by mid August.

Saturday, July 10, 2010

I've Been Busy


Enjoying my summer!