Gosh, I actually did it. I'm a blogger. My kids will be very proud. I can hear my granddaughter now...."Nana, what's a blo-gger?" How to explain that one?
As promised, here's the Blog Candy I have for you.
A Stampin Up Paper Pad
A package of embossed window cards
with envies
A baby girl album kit
2 pkgs. clear stamps
1 pkg. pearl brads
An assortment of dew drops
A Cuttlebug Floral Frenzy embossing folder
4 piercing templates
An assortment of stamped images and shapes
A pkg. of chipboard letters & matching ribbon and....
my Boards & Beams acetate box filled with wrapped Hershey nuggets!
I'll also include a piece of the heavy acetate so you can make your own box and I'll round out the box with few surprises as well.
Thanks for visiting and good luck! Don't forget to leave a comment on my first post to be included in the drawing.
Blessings and Happy Stamping,
Charlene
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Monkey Business
I just loved Monday's Try a New Technique Challenge on SplitcoastStampers - TLC 182. Basically, we were asked to make an acetate box based on the instructions found here: AND we were to fill it with something unique. I loved my first box but my Hershey nugget filling wasn't exactly unique.
While I was digging through my box of Target $1 spot finds, I found a package of Curious George pens...light-bulb moment!!
I dug out my as yet un-inked Stampin' Up Monkey Business stamps, then with pens in hand, went looking through my stash of paper, using the pens for inspiration. I altered the height of the box to 5" to accommodate the pens and some tiny post it notes and scored with my fantastic Scor-Pal. What little one wouldn't love to have a special box like that with a clear bag of M & M's for good measure?
I stamped the monkey in Chocolate Chip ink, the bananas in Apricot Appeal and the vine in Garden Green. The DP is SU's now retired, Jersey Shore. The solid base is Garden Green. I edged the bananas with a Prismacolor beige marker and highlighted them with a glitter pen. I used the glitter pen on the vine as well. The ribbon handle (Jersey Shore) is attached with Scor-Tape found here.
Don't forget to leave a comment on my first post to be included in the blog candy drawing!
Supplies:
Stamps - Stampin Up Monkey Business, Ink - Stampin Up Chocolate Chip, So Saffron, Garden Green, Prismacolor marker, Sakura glitter pen, Paper- Stampin Up Jershey Shore, Garden Green, Acetate - Dick Blick
Scor-Pal
Blessings and Happy Stamping,
Charlene
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