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And yet more…the ones on the sides are made using the Fancy Favor die.

The Jr. Frankie box in the middle is a design by fellow demonstrator Rosemarie Diehl and is made using a piece of cardstock measuring 6" x 10-1/2", scored at 2-1/2", 5", 7-1/2" and 10" along the long edge and then at 2-1/2" on the short side.  The lid/hair is made using the Clear Scallop Square die and Spider Web TIEF and then scored at 7/8" all the way around.

An elegant "treasure chest" made at my recent Big Shot Class.

Lap of Luxury DSP; Concord Crush cardstock; Top Note, Matchbox and Beautiful Butterflies Bigz dies for the Big Shot; Elegant Lines TIEF; Filigree designer brads; Circle Ice Rhinestone brads.

Thought I'd break up the posts a bit and feature a couple of Halloween treatholder designs that will be choices at my upcoming classes.

Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive and Basic Black cardstocks; Five Petal, Scallop Circle and Oval Extra Large punches; Milk Carton Die.

My demonstrator friend, Susannah Halweg, gave me the instructions for these cute pins made from soda cans and the Big Shot flower dies.

We don't usually drink soda in my home but I was so excited to make some for my holiday boutique that I rushed over to the grocery store to buy a few cases of assorted flavors just to make the pins!  I'm completely hooked on making these cute pop posy pins!!

Aren't these adorable?  I got the idea from Becky Roberts and wanted to try it out so I got out some of my retired DSP-very easy!

Two-Step Owl Extra Large punch; Real Red, Old Olive, Chocolate Chip and Bashful Blue cardstocks;  Crop-a-dile (to punch the holes through the pad).

A little twist in my small "coach" style purse design.   Flowers seem to be a big thing on purses this season so I thought I'd join in on the fun!

I used retired Ruby Red DSP on this one and instead of an outer pocket, I used the Flower Folds die to make an embellishment.  Note the change i handle design as well.  I used the new Dotted Scallop Ribbon punch!

Getting ready to leave for the annual SU! convention and unfortunately have been so busy that I didn't get a chance to set up posts for you while I'm gone.  I am however sharing a photo of my swaps before I leave.

These "Teapots" were made using the Matchbox, Top Note and Floral Fusions dies for the Big Shot along with the Oval All stamp set, Large Oval and Scallop Oval punches.

Sorry it's been so long since I've posted!

This is a project for an upcoming class.  It's essentially the same as my previous Fox & Friends version but using about a 1/2 sheet of Print Patterns DSP.  It holds six 3"x3" notecards and envelopes.  The card design was cased from a very talented fellow demonstrator- Mary Fish.  Thanks for the inspiration Mary!

I used the Ruby Red DSP which was in the Level 1 hostess pack from the 2009-2010 catalog.  I also used the Fancy Flower Extra Large, Modern Label and 1-1/4" circle punches and the matching movers & shapers die to layer the Modern Label punchout.  The Trendy Trees stamp set for the middle of the flowers.

My friend Nina asked me to make these battery operated tealight "cakes" for her outdoor garden birthday party.  She plans to have them on the tables and then give them to her guests as a party favor.

Tea Party DSP; Scallop Circle, Scallop Edge Border, Trio Flower and retired flower punches.

BTW-instructions to make these can be found at: www.splitcoaststampers.com under the resource tab-look for the  tealight cake tutorial.

Another small purse.  This time using the Razzleberry Lemonaid DSP.