Are you ready for Mothers Day yet? You can make this in one hour or less!
Add photos of your family members, pets, friends!
Here's a picture of mom on her 94th young Birthday.
This can be for Birthday, Valentines, Mothers Day, Teachers or a Just Because gift.
Here's How:
A piece of Florist green foam block cut to size or Styrofoam and a open pot glued to fit.
Wilton Lollipop Sticks. I used 6" inch and 8" inch sticks.
With your punches, punch out your face photos with the SU 1" inch Circle Punch (#119868), apply one dimensional and with your paper scraps or DSP punch with the SU Blossoms Punch (#125603). In the both the current and new catalog.
With my hot glue gun applied a small amount of hot glue to the lollipop stick
and the punched flower. Real simple.
Happy Birthday to Mom!!! Mom, Mandy (my daughter) and me!
I found this fabulous flower pot idea from Pinterest and is pinned in my PhoTo IdEas
board ... come "follow" me and check it out.
All supplies Stampin' Up! ... unless noted.
Recipe ...
no stamps, no ink.
Paper:
DSP or just scraps = SU Polka Dot Parade DSP paper (#126902 available while supplies last thru May 31, 2014)
Accessories:
Photos, Blossom Punch (#125603), 1" inch Circle Punch, a piece of florist green foam block cut to size or styrofoam, hot glue gun, glue stick, Stampin' Dimensionals, Lollipop Sticks, Shredded confetti
We’re saying goodbye to hundreds of retiring products from the 2013-2014 annual catalog. ALL products are only available while supplies last, so be sure to get your orders in early!
Retiring Lists:
Retiring Stamps (Available April 21-June 4, 2014, or while supplies last)
Saying Goodbye: Field Flowers and Hello Doily (sadly discontinued).
It's always sad to have to say goodbye to some of my most loved stamps and accessories each year...but it is also exciting as I start to anticipate the upcoming release of the new catalog. I will miss Field Flowers and Hello Doily. Field Flowers currently still available in wood and clear.
Project Life is an amazing system of recording memories without the hassle, investment, or hours required to finish a typical scrapbook. Becky Higgins has created a revolutionary system to simplify the process of preserving your family’s history in a simple, yet stylish way that takes out all of the guesswork.
I've been a long time stamper, scrapbooker, a former
Creative Memories Consultant and I said to myself "I can do this" and took the plunge. A few months back I've put together my first Project Life album together a wedding theme. I made two duplicate albums of the same, one for the bride and groom
and another album for my daughter who was one of the bridesmaid and also the bride’s hair stylist.
Project Life is an amazing and simple scrapbooking system designed by Becky Higgins. Lot's more news down below.
Take a look of Kelly and Ian's special wedding day ... Oct. 28th, 2012 ... it WAS a perfect fall day.
Using Project Life Blush and Midnight Edition core kits.
Kelly and Ian, the bride and groom had made the sweetest wedding favors that I've have ever seen. They were a mason jar filled with delicious oatmeal cookies adorned with beautifully laced & ivory satin picot edge-ribbon draped all around (photo on the left). The center photo showing I made a mason jar cut with the SU Perfectly Preserved framelits (unfortunately retired) filled with a punched leaves, covered with SU cardstock vellum and adorned with the ribbon from her favors. Stampin' Up!'s high-quality vellum is great for overlays and creating soft illusions. Misc. Round Doily.
We surprised Kelly and Ian with a wedding gift a photo album I made filled with
photographs taken of their special day on their one year anniversary.
One their one year anniversary.
Ian, Kelly (the bride & groom), Damon my daughters sweet fiance, Matthew (my son), me (Marian) and Mandy (my daughter).
Now for the Big News!
So excited to let you know SU partnered with the amazing Becky Higgins to bring you the real deal—authentic Project Life products, now in exclusive Stampin’ Up! colors and designs. If you’ve somehow missed the Project Life craze and are wondering what it’s all about, we’ll fill you in: it’s a super simple, totally affordable way to get your photos into albums: you just slip your photos into Photo Pocket Pages and add designed cards. It’s a back-to-basics approach to documenting your life. In a nutshell, it’s all about spending more time making memories and less time scrapbooking them.
You’ll be able to order a selection of Project Life products starting May 1! And with the launch of our new annual catalog on June 2, you’ll be able to buy from our complete line of Project Life products.
Can’t wait that long? Stampin’ Up! demonstrators will be able to order the limited selection starting April 21. So if you’re a demonstrator make sure to check the demonstrator website that day; if you’re not a demonstrator, sign up and you can order the products early too!
Here are the items you’ll be able to purchase on May 1:
I can't wait to see what other Project Life kits will be available in the new SU catalog! If you want a catalog, feel free to contact me for one June 1st when they come out!
Get ready for a scrapbooking revolution with Project Life! It helps busy people (so basically all of us) document life using photos and journaling in a quick, simple, and fabulous way. Stampin' Up! has partnered with Becky Higgins, creator of Project Life, to offer a complete line of elite products. "Becky explains, "It's called Project LIFE because it's about YOUR LIFE. Whatever your life is. Whatever your stage of life. Whatever your family circumstances. Whatever your lifestyle. Project Life is designed to help anyone and everyone get their pictures into a book." In a nutshell, it's all about spending more time making memories and less time scrapbooking them." I'm IN!
You will be able to order a selection of Project Life products starting May 1 and with the launch of Stampin' Up!'s new annual catalog on June 2, you'll be able to buy from the complete line of Project Life products!
It’s a super simple, totally affordable way to get your photos into albums: you just slip your photos into Photo Pocket Pages and add designed cards.
It’s a back-to-basics approach to documenting your life.
In a nutshell, it’s all about spending more time making memories and less time scrapbooking them. I did it and you can too!
ProjectLife Product Availability
You’ll be able to order a selection of ProjectLife products starting May 1st!
And with the launch of our new annual catalog on June 2, You will be able to buy from our complete line of ProjectLife products.
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Hello from California in the heart of Silicon Valley. The coolest single mom of two adult children (34 and 31). I've raised my two children on my own since they were 4 & 7 years old and very PROUD of it.
I Love the Art of designing greeting cards ... CraZy about memory keeping ... the process of creating and do it as a means of preserving my family's memories. I enjoy Hawaii, Disneyland, photography,
and my Coffee-Mate coffee creamer. I hope you enjoy my cards & more. Mahalo!