Halloween Treat Pouch

I'm still working on treat bags for the kiddos in my class for Halloween. While blog surfing the other day I found this cute idea from Heather Nichols over at Papertrey Ink. This was really easy to make! I used a 5x5 square envelope from SU! and tore it apart to use as a template. Our square envelopes only come in white and I didn't think that worked for Halloween. Once I had my template, I simply laid it on a piece of Frightful Sight DSP and traced it. Then I cut it out, added some adhesive, and made a whole new envelope! For the flap I used a piece of Cajun Craze for a little contrast. When putting your ribbon on, be sure you adhere it to the flap of your envelope before you add the contrasting cardstock or DSP. You want it to be under that piece so you can decorate the flap. I sponged around the edges of the flap with Cajun Craze ink too. To decorate the flap I used the new set Out On A Limb which will be in the new Holiday Mini available Thursday! You will definitely want to get your hands on this mini! The Eek! is also from a new set in the mini, It's a Wrap Holidays. These are quick and cute and can fit quite a few Halloween goodies in them! Try one for yourself. I'd love to see your creations!

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Be sure to check back Thursday! That is when the Holiday Mini goes live and you can start ordering all the goodies to make you Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas items. Look for the catalog on the right sidebar! Tomorrow is the last day to order out of the Summer Mini. Get what you want before it's gone.

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Stamps: Out On A Limb, It's a Wrap Holidays

Ink: Cajun Craze

Paper: Cajun Craze, Frightful Sight DSP

Accessories: 5x5 Square envelope, Basic Black satin ribbon

Thank You Card for School Conselor

Here is a card I made for the conselor at my son's school to thank her for putting him with such great teachers this year. Last year he had a really rough year due to having several kids in his class that were behavior problems and a teacher who lacked structure and good behavior management skills. I met with the conselor during the year to discuss his placement for this year. She more than come through for him! He is with two fantastic teachers and has kids in his class, that like him, want to learn and love to learn. I thought I would send her a little thank you card because it means alot to me that she took everything we talked about into consideration when placing my son this year. I wanted to keep it simple, nothing too fancy since it is being mailed. It's hard to tell by the picture, but the flower has crystal effects on it and is very shiny. Isn't the card holder so cute? It is something demonstrators were able to purchase at convention this year at Memento Mall. Just another perk of being a demonstrator! Sorry the picture is a little dark. Not sure what happened there!

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Stamps: Button Buddies, Delightful Dozen, Sprinkles (retired)

Ink: Daffodil Delight, Cherry Cobbler

Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Basic Black

Accessories: Brights Buttons, Basic Black grosgrain ribbon, sticky strip, glue dots, crystal effects

Antibacterial Soap Teacher Gift

I always like to make a little something for my son's teachers when school starts. This year I didn't get anything ready in time for him to take on the first day, so I made something to thank them for a great first week. As a teacher it's always nice when you receive little notes and things from your students. The ones my student's draw themselves are the best! I got the idea for this cute little antibacterial soap holder from Erica Cerwin's blog Pink Buckaroo Designs. She is so creative! You can see her tutorial for this holder here.  For mine I used Pear Pizzaz cardstock for the actual holder. I then used the For The Teacher builder wheel in the Summer Mini on So Saffron cs. I cut a strip of Real Red cs and used the Tasteful Trim Bigz XL die for the Tempting Turquoise cs. The layout for the front of the holder comes straight from a card in the Summer Mini. I used the abc stamp from the Recess set in the Summer Mini as well. On the inside I kept it simple mainly because I was working on these late last night and wanted my son to take them today. I cut a piece of Just Add Cake DSP to the front of where the soap sits. If I had more time I probably would have added a little more bling! They were a big hit with his teachers, so I'm happy they liked them.

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Stamps: Recess, For The Teacher Builder Wheel

Ink: Black Stazon, So Saffron, Pumpkin Pie, Tempting Turquoise, Old Olive, Real Red

Paper: Pear Pizzaz, So Saffon, Real Red, Tempting Turquoise, Just Add Cake DSP

Accessories: Big Shot, Tasteful Trim Bigz XL die, Sof Subtles buttons, linen thread, Oval punch, sticky strip

Halloween Treat Bag

Here is a bag I found while browsing on Pinterest. It is made with one 12x12 sheet of DSP. The paper I used is the Frightful Sight DSP in the new catalog. This isn't one of those little tiny bags, this thing is really a good size and can hold alot! I was thinking about making them for goody bags for my class, but they are too big. I don't think I could afford to fill 15 of them! So, I think I will use them as goody bags for my son's teachers. This is so easy to make! I will get directions up in the next couple days. This bag, I guess you would call it a bag, can be changed to any holiday or theme. I'll be back in the next day or so with some things I made for my son's teachers for back to school. 1 day of school down, only 186 more to go! :)

Remember, August 31st is the last day to take advantage of the buy 3, get 1 free packs of DSP!

ETA: Here are the scoring instructions to make the bag. Sorry it took me so long to get them posted. Have fun making one of your own!

Once you've scored all the sides, punch a hole in the corners with the diagonal crease and tie up with ribbon.

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Stamps: None

Paper: Frightful Sight DSP

Ink: None

Accessories: Basic Black satin ribbon, crop a dile, Simply Scored tool (available Sept. 1st)

I'll Be Back!

Just a quick note to explain why I've been MIA. School starts tomorrow and this past week has been all about getting things ready in my classroom, meetings, getting my son ready for school, and etc. I do have some new things to share with you and hope to have them posted tomorrow or Tuesday. I'm teaching full time this year, the first time in 10 years, so I'm sure I will be pooped out tomorrow night! I'm excited about this year though. My son is starting 4th grade and that makes me a little, well alot, sad. He's growing up way too fast! Those of you who are moms know how I feel. :(   Anyway, please stick with me as I will get back to my regular weekday postings. I just need to get back into the school groove!

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Sales Tax Holiday!

If you live in Texas, August 19th thru the 21st is the annual sales tax holiday on school supplies up to $100 per item.  Since many items from Stampin' Up! can be used for school, they are included in the sales tax holiday. No tax - whoo hoo!! It may not be alot, but every dollar helps. Remember, items on the list must be purchased during these dates. Also, any city, juridiction, or county taxes may not apply to the tax free holiday. Contact me if you would like to take advantage of this very limited time offer.

Tax Free Items:

100425	2-Way Glue Pen	$    3.50
100902	Dotto Refill	$    6.50
101879	Watercolor Pencils (24)	$   19.95
102845	Blender Pens (3)	$    9.95
103179	Craft & Rubber Scissors	$   19.95
103305	Dotto	$   12.95
103579	Paper Snips	$    9.95
103683	Mini Glue Dots	$    4.95
104045	Anywhere Glue Sticks (2)	$    3.95
104294	Sticky Strip	$    6.95
104331	SNAIL Refill	$    4.50
104332	SNAIL Adhesive	$    6.95
104430	Stampin' Dimensionals	$    3.95
105021	Uni-ball Signo Gel Pen	$    3.95
105394	Basic Black Stampin' Write Journaler	$    3.50
108360	Craft Scissors	$   29.95
110755	Multipurpose Liquid Glue	$    3.95
Varies	Stampin' Write Marker	$    3.50
119700	Subtles Collection Stampin' Write Markers (10)	$   28.95
119701	Regals Collection Stampin' Write Markers (10)	$   28.95
119702	Brights Collection Stampin' Write Markers (10)	$   28.95
119703	Neutrals Collection Stampin' Write Markers (8)	$   22.95
119801	2010-2012 In Color Stampin' Write Markers (5)	$   14.95
119802	Subtles Collection Watercolor Wonder Crayons (10)	$   16.95
119803	Regals Collection Watercolor Wonder Crayons (10)	$   16.95
119804	Brights Collection Watercolor Wonder Crayons (10)	$   16.95
119805	Neutrals Collection Watercolor Wonder Crayons (10)	$   16.95
120962	Stampin' Pastels	$   24.95
123002	2011-2013 In Color Stampin' Write Markers (5)	$   14.95

Baby Gift

A girl I work with is due with her 2nd baby in about a month. Since she pretty much has everything she needs, I kept her gift simple. I took a Mason jar and filled it with pacifiers. She's having a boy, so I picked ones in boy colors. I covered the lid and wrapped the sides of the lid with the retired specialty paper Nursery Suite. I also cut a piece of the same paper and wrapped it around the jar. I used the Scallop Circles #2 bigz die and the 3" cirlce bigz die to make a layer to put the baby tee stamped image on. The stamped image is from the jumbo wheel Baby Tees. I just cut the baby tee out I wanted to use and popped it up on dimensionals on the circles. I used watercolor crayons to color it in. I had a piece of craft wire and made it into the hanger. I tied a piece of the retired double stitched Baja Breeze ribbon around it to finish it off. I hope she likes it. You can never have too many pacifiers when you have a baby. They always seem to find the black hole where the missing sock mates go!

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Stamps: None
Ink: Black Stazon
Paper: Old Olive, Chocolate Chip (retired), Nursery Suite Specialty (retired), Whisper White
Accessories: Baby Tees jumbo wheel, Big Shot, 3" circle bigz die, Scallop Circles #2 bigz die, watercolor crayons, blender pen, dimensionals, Baja Breeze double stitched ribbon (retired), craft wire and pacifiers (none SU!)

Petal Cone Bat

I'm trying to get little treat holders ready for the kiddos in my classroom for Halloween. I used the Petal Cone Bigz die for the bat's body. I cut the flaps off and cut the bat shape at the top of the petal cone. I just freehand drew the wings. I used the Basic Rhinestone Jewels for the eyes and just colored them in with a Stampin' Write marker and heat set it. The fangs were drawn with the Uni-Ball Signo marker. I'm not sure I really care for this project. One, it's really small and doesn't hold much. Two, I think it's just....there. I'm sure everyone has projects they make and then when finished think, yuck! I guess it's back to the drawing board. I'll have another project for you tomorrow using some of our wonderful Designer series paper.

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Stamps: None

Ink: None

Paper: Basic Black

Accessories: Big Shot, Petal Cone Bigz die, Stampin' Write marker, Uni-Ball Signo pen, Basic Rhinestone Jewels

Halloween means Candy Corn Time

I know, it's still August, why am I already posting Halloween stuff right? I'm trying to get a head start on my holiday cards, crafts, etc. Every year I wait until the last minute and I'm scrambling to get it all done. This year I'm determined to make the change! Anyway, on to the card. I got the idea to use the Petite Pennants Builder punch to make candy corn. I punched one triangle out of each of the Whisper White, Daffodil Delight, and Pumpkin Pie. I then just cut the pieces to make the candy and adhered them together. I used Linen thead to string them and hung them like a banner. For the pumpkins I used the Jack of All Trades set. This set is great because it can be used for both Halloween and Thanksgiving. I love having stamps, punches, etc. be so versatile. I used Tangerine Tango ink to stamp the pumpkins and then used the new Tangerine Tango embossing powder on them. I cut them out and popped them up on dimensionals. For the hat I stamped in Basic Black and then used black embossing powder on it and cut it out. It is also popped up on dimensionals. The embossing powder makes your images pop and adds that little bit of detail. The sentiment is from the Teeny Tiny Wishes set stamped in Old Olive.

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Stamps: Jack of All Trades, Teeny Tiny Wishes

Ink: Old Olive, Tangerine Tango, Basic Black

Paper: Tangerine Tango, Basic Black, Old Olive, Whisper White, Daffodil Delight, Pumpkin Pie

Accessories: Tangerine Tango and Basic Black embossing powder, Linen Thread, Petite Pennants Builder Punch, dimensionals

Bah Bah Button Sheep Baby Card

I love the vintage look of this card. Not what I had planned for it, but that is where it went once I started. I got the idea for this card from a wall hanging on Pinterest. I used Crumb Cake for the base of the card. I used the Designer Buttons Neutrals for the body of the sheep and tied linen thread through each one. Whew! That took some time. Glad I was only making one of these! I just eyeballed how to arrange them so they looked somewhat like a sheep's body. I freehand cut the head, ear, and legs out of Early Expresso cardstock. I used my Uni-ball Signo gel pen for the eye and mouth. Once I got the sheep done, it needed something. So, I got out my sponge and lightly sponged Early Expresso ink all over the Crumb Cake cardstock. It gave it a really nice vintage feel. The sentiment is from the Family Phrases set. The ribbon is the retired Kraft taffeta.

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Stamps: Family Phrases

Ink: Early Expresso

Paper: Crumb Cake, Early Expresso

Accessories: Designer Buttons Neutral, Linen Thread, sponge, Kraft taffeta ribbon (retired)

Buy 3 packs of Stampin' Up! DSP, Get 1 FREE!!!

Who doesn't love something free?! I know whenever I see the word FREE my ears perk up! LOL. Anyway, now through the end of August, you can get one pack of DSP free for every 3 packs you order. There is no limit, the more you order, the more you get free. I took advantage of the offer today and ordered myself some of the new paper in the catalog. If you would like to take advantage of this limited time offer, email me and I'll be glad to get your order in. My email address is on the left sidebar. Hope everyone has a great day! Please note: Specialty DSP is not included in this offer. What a great way to stock up for all those holiday crafts and card making!

Anytime Card

Inspiration for this card came from a card I saw in a Stamp It Cards magazine.  I used Whisper White for the base and layed a piece of Baja Breeze DSP on it. I rounded the corner on one side and distressed the opposite side. I then took some of the Whisper White and made polaroid frames. I stamped images from the stamp set Forever Young on Basic Black with Whisper White craft ink. I really like how this set lends itself to be either dressed up or down and can really be used for many occasions. The sentiment is from the set Touch of Kindness that is in the Summer Mini. Remember, you only have until August 31st to order from the Summer Mini!  I then layered the stamped images onto the white frames. To make the frames I just used my black Stampin' Write marker and a ruler. I tied some linen thread around the top and used the mini library clips to make the pictures look like they were hung up. I was in a hurry to finish this card and it shows! There are many little imperfections on it. Just don't look too close!  :)  The finished size of this card is 7 1/4" x 4".

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Stamps: Forever Young, Touch of Kindness
Ink: Whisper White craft
Paper: Whisper White, Basic Black, Baja Breeze DSP
Accessories: Corner rounder punch, Stampin' Write marker, linen thread, mini library clips

S'mores Goodies for Meet the Teacher Night

When the students in my class come for Meet the Teacher, I always like to have a little something for them to take home. The little something usually includes a treat and a project for them to work on. The treat they keep (of course) and the project is something they do and bring with them the first day of school. I find it gets them a little more excited about coming. For the treat this year I went with a s'mores goody. Since the theme in my room is camping, I thought s'mores would be perfect. I found these cute little tin buckets at the dollar spot at Target. I used the Under the Stars set to stamp the s'mores image. It is colored in with watercolor crayons and blender pens. I punched them out with the 1 1/4" cirlce punch and layered it with Early Expresso punched with the 1 3/4" circle punch. Those are both on the 1 3/4" scallop cirlce punch in Old Olive. I used the medium cello bags and tied some retired Chocolate Chip ribbon around the bag. Used linen thread to tie the smore's image on. I then used the Serif Essentials Bigz die to cut out each of the kiddos letter of their first name. That way they can pick the bucket with their letter on it when they come. Nothing fancy, but I think the kids will like them.

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Stamps: Under the Stars
Ink: Black Stazon
Paper: Whisper White, Old Olive, Early Expresso
Accessories: 1 3/4" & 1 1/4" cirlce punches, 1 3/4" scallop cirlce punch, blender pen, watercolor crayons, Big Shot, Serif Essentials Bigz die, medium cello bags, Chocolate Chip 1/4" ribbon (retired),  linen thread

Rolled DSP Birthday Card

I hope everyone had a good weekend. I'm trying to enjoy my last couple of weeks of summer break before school starts, but have so much to do to get my classroom ready! Today the card I made was inspired by a Stamping magazine. I saw this idea on a scrapbook page and decided to make it into a card. I used Early Expresso for my card base and layered a piece of Confetti White on it. I used the Just Add Cake DSP for the rolled pieces at the bottom. A great way to add depth and interest to any card as well as show off the colorful DSP! I wrapped a piece of Early Expresso baker's twine around the pieces of designer paper. I used the cute elephant image from the single stamp Elebration. This set can be used for boys, girls, birthdays, baby showers, etc. Just omit the cake if it's not a birthday card you're making. I stamped him on watercolor paper and cut him out. He is colored with watercolor crayons and a blender pen. I paper pieced the ballon and cake and added some Dazzling Details (available in the new Holiday Mini on Sept. 1st) to both. I used the Scallop square duo bigz die and cut out a piece of Wild Wasabi to layer under the elephant. I used my paper piercing tool and poked holes around the edges of the scallops. The elephant is popped up on dimensionals. I'm happy with how this card turned out!

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Stamps: Elebration

Ink: Black Stazon

Paper: Early Expresso, Confetti White, Wild Wasabi, Watercolor paper, Just Add Cake DSP, Blushing Bride, So Saffon

Accessories: Early Expresso Baker's Twine, Scallop Square Duo Bigz Die, Big Shot, Watercolor Crayons, blender pen, dimensionals, paper piercing tool, Dazzling Details

Classroom Cubby Name Tags

Here are the cubby name tags I'm making for the kiddos in my class this year. I'm doing a camping theme in my room, so I pulled out the Stampin' Up! set Under The Stars. I really like this set - so cute! I don't have my final class list yet, so I only put names on 2 of the name tags. Only 18 more to go! I colored the bear and raccoon in with Stampin' pastels and cut them out. The names I'm using the sizzix die Wingo Zingo with SU! Confetti White cardstock. Sorry about the pictures. The colors didn't turn out very well. They are supposed to be More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, and Pear Pizzazz. Not sure why they seem so bright. When I get them all completed I will be laminating them so they last the entire school year.

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Stamps: Under the Stars

Ink: Early Expresso, Basic Black

Paper: More Mustard, Pumpkin Pie, Pear Pizzazz, unknown patterned paper, Very Vanilla, Confetti White

Accessories: Stampin' Pastels, sponge dauber, Big Shot, Sizzix die Wingo Zingo

Retired Stamps For Sale

I've been cleaning out my crafting area and found some stamps that I hardly ever use or that I've never used. If you see a set you would like, email me and I will get back with you. The price and condition of the stamps are listed. CM=Clear Mount. Prices don't include shipping. I accept paypal.  I'll be back later today with a project I'm working on for my classroom, cubby name tags!
                     
          Retired Sets For Sale:
The More the Merrier $15.00
Year Round Fun II $10
Framed With Love $10 (New, mounted)
Party Hearty $12 (staining on a couple stamps)
If the Halo Fits $12 (mounted, but new)
Polka Dot Punches $8
Send a Celebration $6
It's a Loop Thing $4
Bitty Birthday $5 (NUM)
Punch Potpourri CM $12 (NUM)
Thankful For CM $10 (NUM)
Picnic Parade CM $13 (only 1 or 2 stamps used, the rest are UM)
Love Bug $8 (NUM)
Zoofari $10(a few stains on wood)
All God's Children $10
Well Worn Numbers $10
Happiness Is...Stampin' Up! $6
Yukon $30 (EUC)

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In Color Birthday Card

This card shows off all the wonderful new In Colors as well as several of the Stampin' Up! textured impressions embossing folders. I started with a Crumb Cake card base. I then took a piece of cardstock in each of the In Colors and ran each one through a different embossing folder. I layered them on the card base and stamped the Happy Birthday from the new hostess set Happiest Birthday Wishes on Daffodil Delight. I punched it out with the 1 3/4" scallop circle punch and popped it up on some dimensionals. I wrapped a piece of twill tape around the card to help set off the sentiment. I got the idea for this card from the birthday bag tag on page 218 of the Idea Book & Catalog. I just made the tag into a card! I really like how bright and cheery this card is. Now, who gets it?

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Stamps: Happiest Birthday Wishes

Ink: Basic Black

Paper: Crumb Cake, Pool Party, Wisteria Wonder, Island Indigo, Lucky Limeade, Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight

Accessories: 1 3/4" Scallop circle punch, twill tape, dimensionals, Stripes, Houndstooth, Square Lattice, and Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Embossing Folders, Perfect Details Texturz Plates

Kite Birthday Card

Here is a card I made for my mom's birthday later this month. I got the idea for this card from a Cards magazine. I just changed it to all SU! products. I also changed the layout a bit. I enjoy finding inspiration from the many card idea magazines out there and recreating the cards with SU! goodies. I used the new hostess DSP Cheerful Treat for the background. Love this paper!! For the kite, I just hand drew it and cut it out. I tried using punches, but it never turned out just right. The sentiment is from the set A Word For You and cut out with the Lots of Tags sizzlits die. I stitched around the edges of all the the DSP to add a little detail.

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Stamps: A Word For You

Paper: Whisper White, Certainly Celery, Cheerful Treat DSP, Subtles DSP

Ink: Basic Black

Accessories: Scallop edge border punch, Lots of Tags Sizzlit die, Baker's twine, heat & stick powder, Fine Supernova glitter, paper piercing tool, sewing machine & thread (non SU!)

Altered Clock for My Classroom

Here is a clock I altered to put in my classroom. I bought a cheap clock, took the front plastic off, and cut a piece of Whisper White cardstock to fit the face. I then stamped several kids from the All In The Family set and colored them in with Stampin' Pastels. It took a little time to stamp and color all the kiddos, but worth it. Once all the kids were stamped, I took my color spritzer tool and spritzed some Old Olive and Real Red on the face and around the kids. I cut a piece of Celebrations DSP (retired) to give it a little more color in the middle. I then sponged some Old Olive craft ink around the outside edge of the clock. I did this because just plain white looked, well, plain. I'm pretty happy with the turnout. On my last little girl I stamped, my hand jiggled so it looks like she has a double chin. It's not perfect, but since it's just for me, I'll live with it because I'm sure not redoing this! I'm not worried about not having numbers on my clock. I teach PreK and the kiddos in my class aren't quite to time telling yet. Now I can say "when the big hand gets to the girl in purple...".

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Stamps: All In The Family
Ink: Old Olive craft, black stazon
Paper: Whisper White, Celebrations DSP (retired)
Accessories: Stampin' Pastels, blender pen, color spritzer tool, Old Olive & Real Red markers, sponge

Glass Magnets

Here are some glass magnets I made with the Every Little Bit stamp set from SU!. I thought these would be good to give to a teacher. I know I always need magnets to hang things up on my whiteboard in my classroom! I stamped the image on Whisper White cardstock then colored them in using blender pens and ink pads. Once they were all colored, I punched them out using the 1 1/4" circle punch - perfect size! I adhered the cardstock to the glass with Crystal Effects. Once dry, I sanded the edges and applied another coat of Crystal Effects, making sure I sealed the edges good. When that dried I attached the magnet with E6000 glue. Stinky stuff, but it works! These will be for sale in my Artfire store once it's up and going. Until then, email me if you are interested in purchasing them. I accept paypal.

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Stamps: Every Little Bit

Ink: Various SU!

Paper: Whisper White

Accessories: 1 1/4" circle punch, blender pen, crystal effects, magnets (non SU!), E6000 glue (non SU!)