Jesus is the Reason - Nuggets

Aren't these cute?  This was my first time using clear stamps.  I love them!!

I purchased this set from cleardollarstamps.com.  Lots of cute stamps there & great prices!!

I stamped the label stamp onto Avery Labels & then stamped the centers with other images included in the "Baby Jesus Nuggets" stamp set.  These were fun and super simple to make!

See below for the complete set of stamps and more ideas from CDS...

Snowman Pixy Stix

I made these snowmen & attached them to Giant Pixy Stix.  The girls want to pass them out to some of their friends.  I got the svg cut file HERE at MyScrapChick.com.  It was a Freebie Friday File.

Poinsettia Tags

I decorated some tags today!  I got the cut files from svgcuts.com.  The kit for the 3-D Poinesttia is HERE.  I love how they turned out!!

Bunco Ornaments

We had an ornament exchange at our Bunco Game Night.  Everyone brought 12 ornaments to exchange with each other.  These are the ones I brought... 

I designed the images on my computer then printed them on clear Ink Jetties from clearbags.com.  Used the Coluzzle to cut out the circles, then rolled 'em up and put them into the glass ornament.  It was fun!!

P.S. When I joined the group, they were already named "Hot Bunco Babes", I thought it would be cute to print it on the ornament.

Kid's Craft Class-Fall 2009 - Week 8

These are the projects for this week's Kid's Class.
A Puzzle, Box, & Reindeer Card.

After stamping and coloring the chipboard, the kids will be able to use my Cuttlebug & Puzzle Die to cut out the puzzle pieces.  I found the white boxes at Dollar Tree (we'll use the box to hold the puzzle pieces).

Rudolph & friends were made with a little ink & a thumbprint.

I found the reindeer thumbprint idea HERE.

Kid's Craft Class-Fall 2009 - Week 7

These are the projects for the kid's class this week.  A Wish List made using a chipboard coaster and a Photo Cube.  The Photo Cube involves a lot of paper-piecing.  Most of the paper-piecing templates were found at My Scrap Chick.   Close-ups of the images on the photo cube are below...