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Saturday was my Build a Bear workshop. We all made wonderful toys for little ones! We had so much fun it reminded me of playing with paper dolls when I was little. tomorrow i will show you some of the out fits we made. Above is a picture of my friend Mary and the mittens she made! Here is the close up isn't it just too cute! My next work shop will be a Stamp a stack on November 21 if you are interested just Thanks for looking virginia

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Aren't these just the cutest! They were so easy to make with my build a bear die I wipped up these mitten in 10 minutes one of the easiest projects ever! If you come to my build a bear workshop you can make one too! Isn't Cloe so cute she was soooo excited to be my hand model! My workshop will be this Saturday Saturday October 24 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM 4168 Bussey rd, Syracuse NY Today I’m sharing with you a class project that I will be offering next Saturday to kick off the new The Build-A-Bear Dies & Stamps Sets from the Holiday Mini Catalog which is only offered through Stampin Up! When making the tin I was thinking you could Build-A-Bear (get it). You can take the tin with you on the go in the car, have it at home or even give it as a really cute birthday gift. In this class you will make a cute little bear, with at least 3 outfits, several accessories, as well as a costume for your personalized Build A Bear! Your little one can have hours of fun dressing and accessor...

A few weeks ago I showed you a card made by my friend Maria, it was a witch similar to this one. Well everyone liked her so much we made one this month at the stamp ten classes in my studio. My version was a card and started with a top note card front. You can create a card by folding the card stock in half and placing folded edge slightly below the cutting edge of the die. Run it through the big shot and you you have a top note shaped card! Supplies Paper- Whisper white, Basic black, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive Ink- Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive Accessories-Stamping dimensionals, Daubers, top note die, Small oval, 1/4, 1, 1/1/4, circle punches, filigree and fire brads, White siglo pen, stamping journaler Cut 2 Pumpkin Pie Top note sections as well as one Old olive, and Basic Black Cut one Pumpkin Pie length wise, cut the other horizontally for the bangs, Cut out triangles to create hair then using a dauber color all the edges of the Pumpkin pie sections with the same color ink. ...

Such an easy card with the bigshot and our new punch! Card Stock Whisper White card stock 11 x 4 ¼, scrap white Real Red card stock 4 x 5 ¼ Red Flocked DSP Stamps All holidays Ink Real Red Accessories Oval and Ornament punches, Silver elastic cord, Crop a dile, stamping dimensionals

Another beauty from convention this card was designed by Elaine Carter . Cardstock Whisper White card stock 8 ½ x 5 ½, Bashful blue card stock 4 x 5 ¼, 2 x 5 Stamp sets Gifts of Christmas, Inks Not Quite Navy, Night of Navy Accessories Silver Brads, 3 flower punch, Texture plate, Top note die, Night of Navy ribbon

Another card from my stamp a stack! I saw a similar card at convention and was mesmerized with the concept of creating a wreath from the pine bough of the autumn days stamp set! Because I never met the artist I set about figuring out how to making it . It really was not that hard I started with stamping the sentiment in the center of the card stock. I then made a mask/template with a large oval punch and a post it note. I then drew six lines to guide me as I stamped so the pine boughs were evenly spaced. I then use a Always Artichoke stampin write marker to filling any pine needles needed to create a full wreath. Lastly I colored over the pine cones with Creamy Carmel and Soft Suede stampin Write markers Supplies Very Vanilla cardstock 5 ½ x 8 ½, 3 ½ x 4 Real Red Scrap and 5 3/8 X 4 1/8 Kraft 5 ¼ x 4 Real red ribbon, and small piece of red check ribbon Punch Photo corner

I received this witch at convention from my friend Maria Lemo! Isn't she wickedly adorable! We will be making her at the October stamp ten groups so I will wait to tell you the directions in early next month. But just wanted you to see How stink'in cute the witch is. Thanks Maria! Thanks for Looking Virginia!