TAC Savvy Projects for People on the Go

Quick, Easy and Elegant Christmas Candle

Look no further for a fabulous holiday gift idea!  This candle wrap is rated E ~ Easy for Everyone and is perfect for hostess gifts, stocking stuffers, holiday favors and more!

Laurie Willison designed this GORGEOUS gift and I can't wait to make more!  One of the most important details is the Burnt Umber Ink stippled along the edge of the pattered paper where it meets the candle.  Easily add polish and pizazz with this technique!

Laurie stamped a greeting on white cardstock, layered it onto a brown mat and then added brads to each of the four corners.  And don't forget that touch of ribbon!  Sassy and sophisticated!

Speaking of polish ... Laurie polished the back of this candle quite nicely!  She folded the paper and ribbon in about 1/2" before adhering down.  It leaves a very finished edge and the ribbon stays crisp and clean!

Candles are ALWAYS in style and this one is perfect for the holiday season!

Happy Paper Crafting!

Mischelle

Halloween ~ Tricks & Treats by Guest Designer . . . . . . Kim Sears!

Now how FABULOUS and DARLING are these little treats!  If you're looking for an idea for a school treat ... this might be the one for you!

Candy corn and pixie sticks!  YUM!

Another GREAT idea for a 'treat'!  I LOVE this idea of creating coloring pages for little trick-or-treaters!  And sooner or later ... they might get tired of all that candy and want something FUN to do!

The coloring pages are just one TREAT here though!  Check out the FABULOUS container that Kim designed from the bottom of a CD Box!  Our staff went NUTS when we saw it!  And that pom pom trim is to die for!

This is the project that stole my heart ... and might now make it back to Kim.  Ok.  It'll make it back!  {smiles}.  I LOVE this!

Would you believe that this DARLING creation is from the TOP of that CD Box we talked about a moment ago!  Re-purposed and GORGEOUS!

 

I really like how Kim finished the hanger edges with the ribbon and button.  SO POLISHED!  And don't forget to examine each of the letters in the sign!  Some GREAT ideas!

And what would be a party ... without an invitation! 

Kim was kind enough to send us the template for this party invite so we have it available in our Downloads.  You can find it here Tombstone Invite 

FABULOUS projects Kim!  Thank you so much for sharing and for being a GUEST DESIGNER!

 
   
Happy Paper Crafting!

Mischelle

Treat Box ~ cd box bottom, wire coat hanger, miss moxie swic, black cs, antique copper hardware, halloween fabric, brown scrappers floss, green mini pom pom trim, miss moxie ribbon, white button, zip dry glue, crop-a-dile, craft knife, pliers

Halloween Coloring Handouts ~ kraft cs, black cs, white ultra smooth cs, noir palette ink, spookalicious, spooky girls, spooky boys, spooktacular, tombow markers, plastic bags, stapler, crayola crayons, glue dots

Headstone Party Invitation ~ amberley grace cs, playful bet alphabet, pewter hardware, halloween fabric, computer generated inside, noir palette ink, purple hydrangea versamagic ink

Trick or Treat Wall Hanging ~ cd box lid, abc frameworks, miss moxie swic, penelope cs, black cs, whitel ultrasmooth cs, black and white ribbon, miss moxie ribbon, black & green scrappers floss, spooktacular, playful bet alphabet, pewter hardware, antique copper hardware, elizabeth buttons and blossoms, orange paper clip, purple and green rhinestones, wiggle eyes, noir palette ink, purple hydrangea versamagic ink, glue dots, zip dry

Party Favors ~ spooktacular, white ultrasmooth cs, penelope cs, miss moxie cs, purples cs, pixie sticks, candy corn, black and white ribbon, black scrappers floss, white ultrasmooth cs, memento tuxedo black ink, copic markers, small glassine bags, circle punches (extra jumbo, super jumbo, mega), non-toxic adhesive

Willoughby Frame

The holidays are just around the corner and this frame is a FABULOUS gift that you can make for friends, family, co-workers, teachers ... anyone of those special people on your Christmas list!

You may remember this frame from our Escape Leadership Conference!  It is one of my favorite projects and PERFECT for gift giving.  On this tutorial Sophie and I share some tips and tricks for making this project that I'm sure will become one of your favorites!

Happy Paper Crafting!

Mischelle

Kevin's Count Down

I LOOOOOOOOOOVE this Count Down!

Okay ... so I made the Flip Flop Count Down for Sophie and it counts down 40 days before her birthday.  For Boys Count Down I decided I wanted it to be more generic.  Just a regular ole' Count Down ... for a ball game, concert, date???!  You get the idea!

I had so much FUN making this ... it practically made itself!

The first thought I had was using this Bistro sign I purchased from the clearance aisle at our local craft store.

When I purchased it my hope was to make it into 'something'. 

Next ... I had to figure out which paper to use.  I needed something strong, classic, timeless, weathered and well-worn, masculine ... Winchester was SCREAMING at me!  I pulled it out and naturally went for the stripe.  Since the sign is larger than 12" wide I knew I'd have to piece my paper.  The stripe was PERFECT!

Doesn't this look GREAT!  Of course ... everything I used I have aged with my Burnt Umber Ink and my Stipple Brush.  Also ... I enforced the same Challenge I had set in place with Sophie's Count Down ~ I could ONLY use supplies I had in my Studio! 

Do you see where I pieced the seam together?!  The two patterns on the end ... they are the only ones that repeat. 

Next I grabbed my Winchester Cardstock and made a couple of mats that I knew I wanted to add to this layout. 

I cut each mat the same size and then wadded it up.  I tore off some spots and then took my sanding block to the edges.  Then I inked it up with my ink pad and stipple brush.  LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!

Then I pulled out a box of shipping tags I had on hand and removed the strings from 20 of them.  I then set eyelets in the holes and attached these metal numbers using just eyelets.  Isn't this a GREAT look!  Remember ... EVERYTHING has been inked and stippled with burnt umber!  This adds to the POLISH!

I made two sets of numbers 0-9 in each set and then set them aside.

Then as I was sifting through my cabinets I found these file folder bookz that were supposed to be inserts for Ruler Bookz.  Well, I'd never used them so thought I'd incorporate them into this project.

I used my hardware and Woodrowe Die Cuts to embellish them randomly. 

If you open the folder above (on the right) this is what the inside looks like ~

 

This is what my design was looking like so far.  I then attached the blue pieces with adhesive.

 

Next I positioned my numbers where I wanted them and used a pen to trace the inside of the eyelet circles onto the blue cardstock.  I needed to do this so I could mark where I needed to punch them.

I marked both circles ...

and then punched with my Big Bite.

Yes ... my Big Bite went through the Bistro sign, although, it was a little challenging!  It worked ... it just took some muscle!  Here's the front view ...

and the back ...

Really very clean!  I repeated this step with my file folders and punched holes so I could later attach them to my board.  This was it for my hole punches. 

Later I attached a piece of corkboard to the blue panel on the right.  I really wanted to incorporate another texture into this project and it screamed for CORK!  How fun is this!

As you can see I used silver Binder Rings to attach my numbers and file folders to my board.  Does it get any easier than that?!

I decided that I also wanted to add another unexpected element so I grabbed an old Sizzix die and some Winchster cardstock and rolled out some scallop tags.  And then I remembered something I learned from one of our Angels, Heather Scott.  Heather takes the plastic containers our stamps come in and recycles them.  (She stores her stamps in CD cases).  Heather rolls the plastic container through the die machine and creates her own clear mini albums, books, tags ... you name it!  I couldn't wait to try!

How AWESOME is this!  I LOVED the shiny element the plastic brought to the finished project!  I also punched a hole in a metal letter 'K' and added it to the dog tag I created.

I took some of my favorite quotes and hand wrote them on the fronts and backs of these tags.  I could have used stamps or ran them through my printer, but, I just wanted Boy to have them in my hand writing.

I've gotten so sentimental over the years!  My Dad passed away 13 years ago and I really miss little things like just seeing his handwriting.  When I do see something with his writing ... it's so comforting to me.  So now I'm trying to write more things by hand instead of run everything thru my printer or use stamps!  I want that personal touch.

Okay.  So where are we at ... putting it all together.  This is how my numbers looked after hanging.  For those who are REALLY into Counting Down ... you could add a 3rd column of numbers so you could do an entire year if you wanted to!

 

Here are my folders.

And I just used a clip to attach my tags so they can be looked through and more interactive.

It works GREAT!  I've flipped over some numbers and they hang better than having nothing flipped over!

I did the same with the pockets and LOVE it!

Did you notice (or did I mention) that I intentionally attached some numbers to the 'backs' of my tags.  Like this ... I just wanted to create more interest.

For the hanger I used a long piece of ball and chain that I had purchased in the jewelry section of our local craft store.  I threaded it through the hangers already on the Bistro sign.

I also added felt circles on back so it wouldn't beat up against the door or wall it was hanging on.

Can I tell you again how much I LOVE this project!  It was FAST, FUN, EASY and practically made itself!  I want one for me!

Enjoy!

If you need to replenish your supplies, have questions with a product, technique or are interested in one of the products I've used here please contact your ANGEL and she'll be happy to assist you!  If you don't have an Angel yet ... click on SHOP NOW on our homepage and find one in your area today!

Supply List:

1. Winchester SWIC          V835  (AWESOME COLLECTION!)
2. Winchester Cardstock   B316
3. Burnt Umber Ink           TT218
4. Stipple Brush                F113
5. Big Bite                        K102
6. Pewter Hardware          K412
7. Pewter Alphabet           K413
8. Pewter Hardware          B123

Miscellaneous 'found' objects from home!

Flip Flop Birthday Count-Down Tutorial

It seems that I forgot to include some of the most necessary information about making this Flip Flop Count Down!  It's so EASY ... but boy ... visuals REALLY do help!  Like how I punched the holes through that Flip Flop and how I bound them!

I'm so sorry!  I even had the steps photographed ... I just forgot about them.  (I am in my 40's now). 

Here are the simple how to's for putting this all together and how I punched through that Flip Flop!

This is easy enough!  Remember I used a Sizzix Alphabet that I had to die cut the numbers on Glitter Sticker Paper.

I went around the numbers with a White Opaque Gel Pen.

I punched through small stacks with my Bind-it-All to prepare them to be bound.

Next I laid one of the scallop squares on my Flip Flop and marked the holes with the gel pen.

Originally, I designed this on it's side, however, ended up re-doing it and used the end.

Mark your holes with your gel pen.

I used my Carl Drill Press to drill through the holes I had marked.  My Crop-a-dile was too small to punch through my Flip Flop.  The opening in the Bind-it-All was also to small to punch my Flip Flop.

I strung my wire through.  Notice that the 'back' of the wire is also on the back side of my Flip Flop.

Add your inserts to your wire.  The wire is open more, however, I had squeezed it in my Bind-it-All before I took this shot.

The 'little feet' face DOWN when you place this in your Bind-it-All.  Hold onto your pages like I am here and then place it into your Bind-it-All with the feet facing down.

The feet are down and I'm preparing to bind.

Depress the Bind-it-All handle to close the wire.

This is after it has been bound.

The view from the back.

 

With inserts flipped both ways.

This may have looked intimidating but it isn't at all!  This is EASY!

Enjoy!

Mischelle

Flip Flop Birthday Count-Down

 

No ... I don't have a Flip Flop Fetish if that's what you're thinking!  (Maybe I do actually).

This project is actually inspired by a class I recently took with Heidi Swapp.  The class I took was not this project, however, Heidi showed us another way to take the project we were making and incorporate it into something else ... she had created a 2-week Birthday Count-Down for her son.  I LOVED the concept!  So I RAN with it!  Heidi made her Count-Down out of Cardstock ... I decided to make mine out of a FLIP FLOP. 

This Count-Down is for my daughter Sophie.  Sophie's birthday is February 9th so I made this Count-Down so it would start on January 1.  (Because from January 1st - February 8th Sophie wants to know how long 'till her birthday).

So ... before I started I gave myself a CHALLENGE.  I could ONLY use supplies I had IN my Studio.  Right here.  Right now.  Can't go buy anything.  I have to use what I have.  The purpose of this CHALLENGE was to USE some of the STUFF I had!  I'm always buying more, more, more and not using what I already have!  I see all of your heads nodding.  You know!

So ... I've used OLD supplies and new supplies and supplies I don't even know where it came from.  But I did it!

The first thing I did was pull out my Pop Rockz Soar With It Collection.  I used my Giant Purple Scallop Punch and starting punching.  I used 3 papers from Pop Rockz.

After I punched enough squares I pulled out an old Sizzix Alphabet I had that we used to carry in our catalogue.  It was the first time this had EVER been used.  Because this was for Sophie I found some Glitter Sticker Paper that was on my shelf and started rolling out numbers.  This process took the longest (mostly because I had to keep counting how many days and re-counting just to make sure I was counting right.  I even called Shug once and he seemed annoyed.  I dropped it. Trust your count I said.).

My numbers seemed to blend into the background of GLITTER so I took a White Opaque Gel Pen and outlined them.  It did the trick.

After I stuck the numbers to the squares I punched them all in my Bind-it-All.  Easy enough!

And then ... NO ... the Flip Flop didn't fit in my Bind-it-All.  Not a problem.  I marked where the holes were and used my Carl Drill Press to chisel them out.  Worked like a charm.  Then I attached the Count-Down Scallop Squares to the Flip Flop.

Somewhere I thought I should identify what this Flip Flop was ... so I added 'Birthday Count Down' on one of the Pop Rockz Tabs and attached it.  Now what is a tab without some BLING?!  Especially when Sophie is concerned.  So I added a Blingy Brad.

Next I pulled out a tin full of flowers I'd never used and grabbed a pink and a purple.  I punched a hole into the plastic part of the Flip Flop with my Crop-o-dile and used a Blingy Brad to attach the flowers to the 'V' in the Flip Flop.

I had also seen some Stickles sitting off, all alone, in the corner of my studio.  So ... I grabbed it and Stickled each of the WHITE dots on the Flip Flop.  I must admit ... I LOVE how the Stickles looks on this!  So specTACular in person!  I actually think it shows better in the photo above!

So here's what Sophie's Count-Down was looking like ~

I was liking this nice and clean look, however, it so wasn't Sophie!  I found some fun foam Princess Crowns I had purchased at our local craft store.  I doodled on one with my white gel pen and then added some Stickles ... now we're talking Sophie!  I found a photo of Soph, sanded the edges of the photograph and attached it to the crown.

Of course ... it needed Ribbon and Scrappers Floss!

Here is the beautiful back.  I added some empty Pop Dot Strips and prepped it for the Flip Flop.

Pretty hugh!  Then I attached it to the Flip Flop and WALLAH!  It instantly became much more FESTIVE and Sophie-like.

For the hanger I took some Ribbon and threaded it through the holes I had made for the Bind-it-All Wire.

This is hard to see I know.  I threaded the ribbon through the two outer holes and then the ends through the two middle holes.  The hanger actually hangs in back of the Flip Flop.

Instead of messing with ties I used glue to secure the Ribbon ends on back.  I didn't want to create any bulk that would interfere with the Scallop Squares when they were flipped over.

 

Under the #1 I found an old birthday photo of Sophie (after she had played dress up) and attached it.  Just for a nice, finishing touch.

I showed this to my family and here is how the conversation went down~

(S=Sophie; B=Boy; M=Mom; D=Dad)

S - HUGE Gasp!  "I LOOOOVE IT!"

M - "You do!"  Happy and excited and giddy.

S - "YES!  I LOOOOOOOOOOVE IT!"  Taking it from mom and caressing it.

D - not speaking ... just looking at me like I'm a dork.

M - "Do you know what it is?"

S - "I have no idea but I LOVE it!"

B - "What the heck is it?"

M - "It's a Birthday Count-Down."

S - "So I'm gonna' be 40?"

M - "No." Laughing.  "On January 1st you start counting down the days until your birthday.  There are 40." 

Mom shows Sophie how it works.  Boy is going crazy talking about the days, hours and time before his birthday.  HUGE conversation erupts.

S - "Are you going to make a Flip Flop for Brother?" trying not to laugh, but, laughing.

M - "No.  But I am making him a Count Down."

B - "You are?!" Not wanting a Flip Flop but clearly wanting his own Count Down.

M - "Yep.  And you are going to LOVE it!"

S - "Can I start mine today?"

My fun and silly family.  We are so normal it's crazy!

I hope this has inspired you in some way.  This really was FUN to create ... along with FAST and EASY!  Next week I will be posting the Count Down I made for my Boy ... I'm dying to share it ... don't tell Sophie ... but it's my FAVORITE!  I so LOVE his!

Until then ... Enjoy!

If you need to replenish your supplies, have questions with a product, technique or are interested in one of the products I've used here please contact your ANGEL and she'll be happy to assist you!  If you don't have an Angel yet ... click on SHOP NOW on our homepage and find one in your area today!

Supply List:

1. Pop Rockz SWIC          V827
2. Pink Scrappers Floss    F909
3. Black Scrappers Floss   F912
4. Sanding Block              F103
5. Bind-it-All                    F506
6. 1 1/4" Silver Wire        F529
7. Giga Scallop Punch       D703
8. Crop-A-Dile                  K100
9. Glaze Gelly Pens           F42
10. Crystal Stickles            F516
11. Pop Dots                      D89
12. Crystal Brads               D305
13. Miscellaneous Odds & Ends

Amberley Grace Home Decor

I don't spend much time decorating at home so I thought it was time to put some things on our walls!  Of course ... it had to be SIMPLE. SMART. SOPHISTICATED. and EASY!  That's my criteria and it doesn't get any easier than this!

I purchased this frame at our local discount store and knew I wanted to use a series of these for my artwork (I LOVE THIS PHOTO OF SOPHIE!) so I purchased several the same size and got to work.  I used Amberley Grace as my featured palette so I cut each sheet to approximately 6x6.  I used our Amberley Grace Gray Cardstock as a mat to enhance my photograph and I cut those to approximately 4 1/8 x 4 1/8.  My photographs were simple!  I took a 4x6 and cut it down to 4x4.  OF COURSE, I sanded the edges of my photographs and then I matted them and inserted into the frame.

This project is SOOOOO EASY!  Most of my time was spent cleaning the glass before I inserted my photos.  Wouldn't this be a GREAT project for Grandparent gifts!  Or how about Mother's Day!  I know at our house our favorite artwork is that which features one of our family members!  Be creative and have FUN with this project!

And remember that our papers are designed using the Pantonne Color Trend Forecasts so they ALWAYS coordinate with your decor and the upcoming Trends! 

Enjoy!

If you need to replenish your supplies, have questions with a product, technique or are interested in one of the products I've used here please contact your ANGEL and she'll be happy to assist you!  If you don't have an Angel yet ... click on SHOP NOW on our homepage and find one in your area today!

Kevin's Door Hanger

YES, Kevin has a Door Hanger!  The cat is out of the bag.  However, his is MUCH different than Sophie's ... as you can see.  I had quite a few issues with Kevin's Door Hanger.  #1 ... he's 13.  I can't just hang anything on his door.  (Especially if I made it).  So ... I went into his room and looked for ANYTHING I could use.  I found this empty cologne box and snagged it.  With a few savvy modifications it would work!

The first thing I had to do was attach a photo of Kevin.  This is one of his favorite's and I thought it would work great on this box.  (Kevin and Lauren Baugrud rode the Flow Rider on the Liberty of the Seas during TAC's Rewards Cruise ... at the end of this post check out more photos of Kevin and Lauren on the Flow Rider)!

I attached pewter eyelets to the sides of the box and added jute to hang it.

I had attached snaps to hold down the cover ... doesn't work well.  They won't stay in place even with super strong adhesive. I would fix it, however, I'm in the process of redesigning Kevin's Door Hanger.  He needs a larger one! 

And this is Kevin's Door Hanger!  Quite simple ... less than 15 minutes to create. 

Now ... I'm going to shamelessly share some really AWESOME photos of Kevin and Lauren on the Flow Rider.  The Angel Company rented the Flow Rider on two separate evenings and everyone in our group had the opportunity to take private lessons.  Kevin and Lauren blew everyone away!  They are naturals!  Both evenings were INCREDIBLE and something I'm sure these kids (and all of us adults) will remember for the rest of their lives!  So much to be thankful for!

Kevin & Lauren preparing to do somersaults!

Maybe just Kev ...

Poor Lauren ... Kevin CONSTANTLY sprayed water in her face!

Lauren did the 360's REALLY well!  360's, Barrel Rolls, Superman, Somersaults, Surfing ... just to name the tricks I can remember.  These two kids learned SOOOO many tricks in such a small amount of time.  Most important ... it was the trip of a lifetime!  Many wonderful memories were made!

Lauren Baugrud, Kevin & Kara Baugrud ... the finale! 

Tutti Frutti 'You've Got Mail' Door Hanger

This is a FUN way to INSPIRE, ENCOURAGE and CHEER ON the little ones in our lives! 

I've been wanting to design this project for sometime, however, the little notes I wanted to create weren't what I was looking for.  Well, today that changed!  We received SOTM (Stamp of the Month) samples for our April SOTM from Meri McLaughlin AND instantly I knew how I could POLISH my notes for my Door Hanger Mailbox!  (And ... I'll give you a sneak peek at two of Meri's samples for our April SOTM).

So, let's get STARTED!

Since this Door Hanger is designed to be a MAILBOX ... the first thing I need to do is construct a little box to hold mail.  I cut a piece of purple cardstock 3" x 8.5".  I then scored (using my Scor-Pal) at 3", 4", 7" and 8".  Add adhesive to the 1/2" flap and adhere.  How SIMPLE is this! 

This is what my box looks like lying on it's side ...

The next thing I do is construct the bottom of my box.  I used a scrap piece of my purple cardstock and cut it just a notch smaller than 3" x 2".  (Cut it a notch smaller on the 3" side).

TIP:  What's a NOTCH in Mischelle language?  I've noted 1 & 2 notches from 7".

Then I scored the bottom at 1/2" on each side.  It goes 1/2", 1", 1/2" as shown below.

I applied adhesive to the flaps one side at a time.  I attached my first flap to my base and then the second. 

Now my MAILBOX is complete!  It looks like this with the bottom side UP.

Ok, I set the MAILBOX to the side.

NOW I set ORANGE eyelets through my two Sheer Square Scallop Coasters.  I used the holes already in the Coasters and then I align them like this.  NOTICE that the good side of BOTH eyelets face the front.  Since this is a Door Hanger ... I want the nice sides to face out! 

   

Next, I attach my MAILBOX to the BACK Sheer Coaster. 

TIP:  I think it's easiest to lay the sheer down flat and place the MAILBOX on top of it.

 

Then I attached my other Sheer Coaster to the front of my MAILBOX.

I cut a 3" x 3" piece of PURPLE cardstock and attached it to the front of my MAILBOX.  This 'hides' my adhesive!

Then I layered on a 2-3/4" x 2-3/4" piece of Tutti Frutti Patterned Paper.

On the back I attached my 2-3/4" x 2-3/4" piece of Tutti Frutti Patterned Paper also (to hide the adhesive).  NOTE:  I didn't layer on a piece of PURPLE cardstock.  Only the patterned paper.

Here is what my MAILBOX looks like from the side ...

Next, I attached RIBBON. 

TIP:  Our PURPLE RIBBON in both Winchester and Juliette match perfectly!

Isn't that EASY!  It took me less than 30 MINUTES to construct my MAILBOX DOOR HANGER from start to finish! 

The next thing I wanted to do was make up a batch of note cards to keep on hand.  Thanks to Meri McLaughlin ... this was a SNAP!  Meri sent these darling Matchbook Cards in to TAC for our April SOTM samples.  Well, I had to borrow a couple to feature with this project because they are my inspiration for my own note cards! 

   

Meri's cards measure approximately 3" x 5-1/2".  However, you can easily tweak these and make lots of FUN sizes!

I started in my SCRAP PILE and pulled out pieces that lent themselves to this project.  It was EASIEST for me to fold in my flap, first.

Next ...

And then I scored it with my bone folder ...

Staple the bottom flap and you have a matchbook note card.  Here are some other GREAT options for binding your matchbook flap ...

I enlarged the center of a flower with my Crop-o-dile ...

And then used an eyelet to attach it  ...

This one utilizes only eyelets ...

And here is one stapled.

And for some SPARKLE I free handed Stickles on the cover and attached a flower with a BLING, BLING brad ...

So how cute is this!  This project is kid tested and approved!  Sophie ABSOLUTELY LOVES it!

From start to finish this SIMPLY Savvy Project takes LESS THAN 1 HOUR to make!  And, I had so much FUN making it!  And YES!  That REALLY is my Sophie with about 13 inches LESS hair!

I hope you enjoy this SIMPLE project, and, find it INSPIRING!

Remember, if you need to replenish your supplies, have questions with a product, technique or are interested in one of the products I've used here please contact your ANGEL and she'll be happy to assist you!  If you don't have an Angel yet ... click on SHOP NOW on our homepage and find one in your area today!

My Supply List for this Project:

1. Mischelle's Supply Kit
2. Tutti Frutti SWIC  V826
3. Purples Cardstock  V56
4. Sheer Square Scallop Coasters  E102
5. Assorted Bitty Florals  D437
6. Scor-Pal  F358
7. Classic Gel Pens  F42
8. 1/4" Wonder Tape  F241
9. Pop Dots  D89
10. Juliette Ribbon B221
11. Brights Square Brads  D303
12. Mia's Cottage Hardware  B118
13. Crystal Stickles  F516