Life in my Dinghy!

Hi bloggers! I was so honored when Lisa Pace asked me to create a special project for "My Life in a Dinghy"

 Our dinghies were to be made from a TP roll and Lisa supplied a template. We were also to stay true to our style and tell the story of 
"My Life in a Dinghy. 

 Traveling across the sea in my dinghy of curiosities...with my scarf blowing in the wind...oh the fun I will have.


I set sail in my dinghy full of wishes to discover new adventures and dreams of endless curiosities of my imagination.

When I discover what I'm looking for, I go ashore on the gleaming sand and realize the adventure has just began......

Head over to  Lisa Pace's blog for "My Life in a Dinghy". You will see what fabulous "Dinghy's" Lisa Pace, Candy Rosenberg, Ronda Palazzari, Donna Salazar, Hels Sheridan, Suze Weinberg, Stephenie Hamen, Tammy Tutterow and Paula Cheney have created. And all from a Toilet Paper too! 

Thanks for stopping in!

Richele

Stamptember at Simon Says Stamps

Hello! I'm so excited to be over on the 

Simon Says Stamp blog today to help celebrate 

Stamptember! 

You know how I love stamping!

Simon Says Stamp was founded in 2002 with an interest in exclusively selling rubber stamps. It didn’t take long until we realized we couldn’t stop there. During the past 11 years we celebrate rubber stamping in its full glory by giving access to people around the world to a one stop shop. Rubber stamps still remain the heart of our business and we are celebrating by hosting a STAMPtember® event intended to inspire, educate, and celebrate the greatness of rubber stamping. Part of the enticement of rubber stamping is that stamps can be used in creating or complementing ANYTHING! From stamping dates on bank documents and postage parcels in the early 18th century, rubber stamping has dramatically expanded to include card making, scrapbooking, mixed media, life documenting, art journaling, and many forms of altering and expressing art.

My project today is all about the new Tim Holtz "STAMP" and Framelit dies. Check out Tim's video here from CraftTestDummies. 

Head over to the SimonSaysStamp blog to see how this card was created. 

Thanks for stopping in!
Richele

Halloween Configuration Book Part 5

Hello... How's everyone doing on there books?

 I hope you're having fun!! 

This sections is all about the pumpkins! 

Gather a few supplies. 

Die cut the Halloween Decorative Strip using Black Kraft-core.

Before you punch it out, carefully sand the strip with a Sanding Grip. 

Punch out the Trick or Treat and save the rest for later. Ink with Vintage Photo Distress ink on an Ink Blending Tool.

Adhere the pumpkins to the box. Turn the pumpkins to create interest. 

Continue glueing the pumpkins. Add the black pumpkin with foam tape. 

Adhere the Trick or Treat to the box. Don't worry we'll add the orange Treat later. Don't forget to upload your project below.

I'd love to hear from you, let me know how you book is coming along. 

Thanks so much for coming by. 

Richele

If your looking for supplies click the links bellow. 

InLinkz.com