Our friends all came in the best costumes and really took their parts quite seriously...they found all the weapons but only one murder was committed...and by the most angelic face there! We had great detectives and one couple even came up with song and dance routine in keeping with their characters.
I would recommend this type of party for any kind of group. We did alot of research and this company has games that are suitable for even church groups (we are a Bible study group). You can find more info here.
I made this cd holder to hold the DVD my DH made of the photos. He even put them to music. Can't wait to give them to our friends.
There were a total of 10 couples so I made one for everyone. The cd template came from Lauren Meader's Timeless Templates from Papertrey Ink but I did them all by hand. Super simple! .
The DP is from the Sabrina pack that I used on my friend's anniversay gift set a few posts back. Since our colors were pink and black...it was perfect!!
The "Class of 1957" was stamped with JustRiteStampers Brayton Font in Versafine Black then heat embossed with clear EP from Ranger. The labels were cut and embossed using the label dies from Spellbinders. The guitar and notes were stamped, heat embossed and cut out. They're from a clear set by Inkadinkadoo. The gems are Martha Stewart self stick that I picked up from Walmart....60 of those beauties for about $3. I cut a round velcro dot in half and used it to keep the holder closed.
Thanks for stopping by...and be sure and check the next post for the blog candy!
Blessings and Happy Stamping!
Charlene
3 comments:
Of course, these are totally awesome and I can't wait to see the pictures - fun! Since I won your blog candy last time I won't leave a comment on your candy post, so someone else can win and enjoy those pastel treats! You're the best!
These are terrific! I was checking for you everyday, then missed a couple...oops! I love these!
I came upon your blog by way fo SCS. You have great work here. I would love to have the measurements for the cd/dvd case.
Honeybee
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