Saturday, September 18, 2010
FOR SALE!
I am slowly weeding out all my retired product and need to sell it. Of course, that means one thing - YOU get to take advantage of some great deals!!! Check back often as I'll keep adding items as I figure out what I've got here and delete items as they're sold.
(If you would like to purchase* any items, please arrange to pick them up within a week - thanks!)
(*I am only able to accept cash or debit on retired product)
Click the pictures for a closer view.
Four Square - $5
So Many Scallops: $5
Cute & Curly: $5 (pending)
Baby Jesus is Born: $5 (pending)
Dreams du Jour: $5
Cheep Talk: $10 (pending)
Big Bold Birthday: $10
Canvas Background: $10
Paisley Background: $10
Sanded Background: $10 (pending)
Unfrogettable: $12
Pun Fun: $15
Pale Plum CRAFT Ink Pad (never used): $5.00
Almost Amethyst CRAFT ink pad (never used) $5.00
Itty Bitty Board (chipboard) Book: $3.00
Black Gingham Ribbon: $2.50 (pending)
Jumbo Grommets: $4.00
Set of 2 Stipple Brushes: $2
Crushed Curry Stampin' Write Marker (Brand New) $1.00(pending)
Accordion Book Kit (brand new unopened): $2.00 (Pending)
Expressive Flexible Phases (set of 56 double-mounted wood stamps) $18.00
Big Deal Alphabet (double-mounted wood stamps - near new. Small flaw on the letter "a" but still fully useable). $15.00
Toy Box (wood-mount stamp set): $18.00
Color Coach. Great way to find easy color combinations. $2.00
Metallic Gold Ink Refill - full: $2.00
Elegant Eggplant 1/4" Grosgrain Ribbon $3.00 (pending)
Metallic Silver Ink Refill - full: $2.00
Simply Set card kit (includes, cardstock, envelopes, ribbon, stampset & instruction booklet. Does NOT include ink, adhesive, glitter or brads): $15.00 (I paid close to $50 new!)
Package of rubons - includes one sheet each in black and white. Brand new: $2.00
Thursday, September 16, 2010
A couple thank yous
A few days ago my hubby mentioned he needed a couple thank you cards. Last night I finally had an opportunity to head into my craft room (plus, he needed them finished by this morning!). I decided to go with a 5x5 card size instead of my usual 4 1/4 x 5 1/2.
As I've mentioned before, I seem to struggle with masculine cards and of course both cards were going to guys. SO, I did something I rarely do and pulled out a retired stamp set from my stash to start with. I just LOVE this little puppy and thought it would qualify as a masculine image. I added some of our wide Early Espresso ribbon and tied it with a piece of our linen thread. With a few antique brads and some faux stitching, I thought it turned out well.
When I showed it to my hubby, he thought it was a little to "girlie". Um, seriously? A dog and a pair of work boots is girlie? What exactly was he looking for? Oh wait - I have a tree...does that work???? Hum...ok, back into my craft room for take 2!
Here's card number two. Similar color scheme. Instead of ribbon, I used a piece of our twill tape (love this stuff!) and a piece of wood grain designer paper from our Woodland Walk Designer Series paper pack. I tried to keep it simple and as far from "girlie" as possible.
What do you think? Did I succeed?
Happy Stamping!
As I've mentioned before, I seem to struggle with masculine cards and of course both cards were going to guys. SO, I did something I rarely do and pulled out a retired stamp set from my stash to start with. I just LOVE this little puppy and thought it would qualify as a masculine image. I added some of our wide Early Espresso ribbon and tied it with a piece of our linen thread. With a few antique brads and some faux stitching, I thought it turned out well.
When I showed it to my hubby, he thought it was a little to "girlie". Um, seriously? A dog and a pair of work boots is girlie? What exactly was he looking for? Oh wait - I have a tree...does that work???? Hum...ok, back into my craft room for take 2!
Here's card number two. Similar color scheme. Instead of ribbon, I used a piece of our twill tape (love this stuff!) and a piece of wood grain designer paper from our Woodland Walk Designer Series paper pack. I tried to keep it simple and as far from "girlie" as possible.
What do you think? Did I succeed?
Happy Stamping!
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