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Stamp Happy my friends, blog you later!
Just a quick start to blog candy
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As promiced, blog candy starts today and ends on Halloween. October 31, 2009 for those who do not observe this festive time.
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Stay tuned for previews of the boo-bukets I am making for neighbors. Click here for a link for more details.
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Last year I started with four large and five small boo-bukets. We have sixty six homes in our community and by the time Halloween rolled by, we had 3/4 of the homes with signs on the windows. It was so much fun.****
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This year I am focusing more on treat than sweet. With diabetes I am keeping these buckets on the low sugar side.
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Blog candy will increase as we play along. You may leave a comment any where on my blog. If you want ‘extra’ votes, put a link of my blog onto your blog and email me to let me know. I’ll give you five additional votes for one comment = six votes!
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Stamp Happy!
Shaving cream technique
I really enjoyed doing this technique. I’ve never tried it before.
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To begin, you will need to gather the following supplies;
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1. A disposable aluminum banking pan.
2. Shaving cream.
3. Spatula
4. Re-inkers or food coloring
5. Good quality white card stock.
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For the background above I used Stampin‘ up re-inkers in Tangerine tango, only orange and yo-yo yellow.
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Squirt your (the cheaper the better) shaving cream into the bottom of the aluminum pan.
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Randomly drop several drops of the each re-inker into the shaving cream. Using your spatula (or craft stick would also work) swirl around in the shaving cream.
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I cut my paper to 4″ X 5 1/4″ and squash it into the mixture. I printed off a few.
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Remove it from the shaving cream and remove all extra ‘goop’ from the top. I used a baby wipe to clean my panel off. Set aside to dry or use your heat tool to dry it more quickly.
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Then I used my cuttlebug pumpkin embossing folder and ran it through my machine.
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The stamped with and saying are from the $1.00 bin at the craft store, I used sizzix ghosts cut out of shrink plastic and shrank for embellishments. The adorable ribbon is from a local stamp store.
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Stamp happy and give this fun technique a try. Blog candy to begin October 1 through Halloween!
Very Large altered message center project
Lots of great pictures of the different aspects of this VERY Large project!
A quick trip out to AC moore produced this wonderful project.
I am going to participate in a shoe box swap in the local area on Saturday. After much dilberation, I finally came up with my card design. I finished it up this afternoon.
If you have any questions regarding this project, just drop me an email!