Cut 2 ovals, 1 large circle, 2 1/2" circles and a flower using Old Olive card and 2 1/4" circles from Very Vanilla card.
Use the dauber to lift ink off the ink pad and gently sponge the edges of all the Old Olive shapes.
Stick the whole oval onto the large circle to create the head and body.
Then stick the 2 small Old Olive circles to the top of the frogs head, overlapping slightly. Stick the 2 small Very Vanilla circles on the small Old Olive circles. Then stick the half oval to the bottom of the body at the back to form his feet.
Then stick the half flowers to the sides of his body at the back to form his hands. It is easiest to stick them on the back then turn him over and adjust them from the front.
When you are happy with the position of your body parts, use your pen to add the features and other detail.
Do you fancy joining me in sharing the Stampin' fun? Do you want to share it with your friends?
As you can see the kit includes everything you need to get started as a demonstrator and of course you will have full support from me, offering all the help and advice I can. I am part of a wonderful team of ladies and you could be part of that too, including a craft retreat once a year.
I'd like to introduce you to another little friend of mine. Samuel named him "Sammy".
I decided that it was time I used some of my other new stamp sets from the new Stampin'Up catalogue.
The earth tone family of colours is perfect for this type of card and the torn paper makes a great forest floor.
As promised here is the gift box that holds the autumn note cards we made at last night class.
Here is another 3 cards I made, same colours etc, different designs. All perfectly fit the little gift box with the envelopes.
I think I may do a few more of these sets ready for the Christmas fair I'm doing in November.
I love autumn. The leaves turning and falling, the wonderful warm colours and wonderful warming food.
These colours are so yummy together. I added some vellum, rhinestone brads, buttons and ribbon to create the perfect finishing touches.
These cute note cards fit perfectly into a little gift box, but you'll have to wait til tomorrow to see that!
Cut 2 white circles using the 1 3/8" punch, 1 white 1/2" circle, 2 black ovals, 2 black 1/2" circles and 2 black 1/4" circles.
Using the sponge dauber lift ink off the black ink pad and gently sponge the edges of the 2 larger white circles. Don't put too much ink on the one to be used for his face (left circle).
Using the large circle that has the least amount of ink on, stick the 2 black 1/2" circles toward the top of the head for ears. Again I found it best to attach them to the back of the head then adjust from the front. Then stick the 2 smallest black circles for eyes.
Add the small white circle so that it overlaps the eyes to create the shape shown above.
Then stick the head to the body, again attach at the rear and adjust from the front.
Using the scissors, cut the 2 black ovals in half. These are now the arms and legs.
Attatch the arms first then the legs. Here is a picture from the rear so you can see how it all fits together. Again it's probably best to stick them on at the back and adjust them from the front.
My friend Susanne loves pandas, though I think that may be an understatement!! She loved the penguin I made using Stampin'Up punches and asked for a panda.
I used the On Track SU wheel to stamp the track in Chocolate Chip. The rest of the colours are from the Bold Brights family which are perfect for toddler/kids cards. I used the All in the Family Accessories stamp set to add presents and balloons to the train and I added dimentionals to lift them off the card.
Here's a side view so you can see the dimention.
