Card Buffet Items

Here is a collection of some of the items that I am offering at the Card Buffet on Sunday, May 15th.

The vanilla card was made with an embossing folder and flower die cut for the Big Shot. I had previously posted a picture of the Pumpkin Pie card so scroll down if you want more info on that one.

This card features the new Strength and Hope stamp set. That butterfly is AWESOME - very detailed! All cards include the envelope which can be stamped too!!

Not all items are cards. Here is a cute little purse that is the perfect size for a small candy bar, chapstick, etc. It's made from just a 6x6 piece of DSP, so it's little but VERY cute!

Hope you like what you see!

Remember that mini scrapbook I posted a while back? Well, I decided to make a card to match it and use it for a Mother's Day gift. With a few photos inside I think it will make a nice gift for someone special. The cardstock is So Saffron and the DSP is Play Date.

Those of you that attended Stamp Club at Rhea's made the flowers and vase below. The flowers are from the Fun Flowers die cut for the Big Shot and the vase is made with the Petal Cone die. I used Daffodil Delight and Poppy Parade cardstock.

The cards are a couple I just made 'for the fun of it'. The large card features the new triple punch that gives you 3 choices to choose from in one punch. Both cards use the stamp set Bold Blossoms from Stampin' Up!

Wow! it's been a long time since I've posted. No excuses - just a busy spring.

I hosted Easter Dinner at our house and here are the table decorations I made with the little chicks I posted earlier. This pix is of them under the Easter 'Tree' but when I set the table, each person had a chick and egg filled with goodies. They didn't look quite so 'cutsy' when the table was set but.....I forgot to take a picture of it!

They were pretty easy to make. I just used a dimentional to attach the chicks to the egg filled with candy and put it in the grass holder.

The holder is just a strip of green cardstock. I snipped all the way around almost to the bottom and then attached the 2 ends.

Close up of one chick.

And the grass holder.