Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Blossom Punch Makes Perfect Treat

I needed the perfect fall treat for the Scrap Club Girl but wanted to focus on Fall instead of Halloween.  The Stampin' Up Blossom Punch and Autumn Designer Paper were just the ticket.  I used half a sheet of 12 x 12 inches (cut to 6 x 12).  I rolled the sheet to make a cone with a pointed back and stapled it in place.  This is also the shape of the old Victorian "Tussy Mussy" that was filled with flowers back in the day.  I stapled a ribbon loop onto the back so it could be hung on a door knob or hook. 
 Six inch wide tulle from a spool was cut to make a 6" x 12" rectangle.  I gathered the tulle with my fingers right down the middle to make a bow shape and stapled it in the middle.  Then the bow was stapled onto the front of the cone.  The flower was made with 2 blossom punches and a purchased flower and a button layered together with glue dots. 

I glued a loop of raffia to the back
 of the finished blossom with Fabri-Tac then used more glue to attach it to the tulle bow.  The treat cones were filled  with shredded paper, chocolate, a few craft supplies, lots of love, and voila! -  a treat with no trick!  We had a great time eating cornbread and taco soup and making our first, would you believe, Christmas cards of the season!  Trick or treat!
All supplies can be purchased at my Stampin-Up website at www.lyndafalconer.stampinup.net

Tuesday, October 14, 2014

Bookmark

There's nothing like curling up with a good book on a crisp Fall day!  Welcome Fall with all the right colors in this simple bookmark that reminds us to count our blessings.  It's perfect way to treat your book club, thank a friend, or create a "happy"  to spice up a table setting. All Stampin' Up materials may be purchased online at www.lyndafalconer.stampinup.net



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Materials Used:

Punches - Tag Topper Scalloped,  Circle 2 1/2 ", Scallop 2 3/8"
Paper - Autumn DSP
Embellishments - Autumn Wooden Elements
Linen Thread
Ribbon - Quilted Satin in Chili

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Tuesday, October 7, 2014

Christmas Cards for Halloween? Trick or Treat

We're "Falling" back into the swing of things as the weather starts to turn cooler and the leaves begin to fall!  It's my favorite time of year - from now til Christmas!  It's all good!  Planning to decorate for fall but make Christmas cards at the October Scrap Club.  Hoping the weather is cool enough for a big pot of chili!  If you live in the area, you're invited to join us.  Just register at my Stampin' Up website.  www.lyndafalconer.stampinup.net
The top card uses the Hardwood and Wondrous Wreath stamps while the bottom star card  is made from the Bright and Beautiful stamp set.  Both sets have coordinating die cuts.  Let me know if you need anything!

Happy Fall ya'll!

Lynda