Open House this sunday!

I am having my first workshop as a demo, at my house. I am really excited about it as I will be given the opportunity to share my love for creating different crafts. At the moment, I couldn't do it full time though, as I still have 2 assignments to go. Nevertheless, it's from 1-3pm (August 9). Today, I also finished doing a card folder with 4 coordinating cards for my Mum, who had her birthday a few days ago, I hope she likes it as I always make something different each year for her birthday. Since it's my first time to do this project, I used stash cardstock and designer paper and SU stamps to experiment with. But will post a new card folder with the SU DSP and cardstock. I plan to include this project in my future classes (so watch this space). Till then, Happy Crafting!

Mojo Monday #97

When I look at other blogs, I notice that some demos do some weekly challenge. Thought I'd give it a go and see. I used paper from the new mini catalogue (ski Slope DSP), in colour cardstock (baja breeze, kiwi kiss, riding hood red). Stamp set (circle circus). Creating the other bigger circles was a challenge as I didn't have lids that were the right size at first, but glad I found some to match the size of my card. I am thinking of preparing Christmas card samples for my Christmas cards class, which I will announce here soon.

Stamp your way to Spring

Just a preview of some of the great stuff from this mini-catalogue.

• Choo choo stamp set


• Great friend stamp set


• Oval scallop punch with matching stamp set


• Ski slope designer paper and tree trimmings to start off your Christmas cards.

Book now for your spring workshop to see all the latest from this mini catalogue. Email me on how you can get a copy of this catalogue if you don't want to view it online.

A Great Friend

Another card using stamps and paper from the soon to be out Spring mini catalogue. One of the great things about being a demo is that I can preorder items before they come out and have a play with them.

Materials: Great Friend stamp set, circle scallop, and scallop edge

Colour cardstock: vanilla, pacific point (in colour), regal rose, Walk in the park DSP,

Ink: regal rose and not quite navy

What a butterfly means to me

Now that I have submitted my 3rd assignment, I have treated myself to some 'playing and creating' with my SU goodies. Since the much awaited Spring catalogue will be out in 1 August, I thought of making some samples from this delightful catalogue (watch this space). I chose the butterfly because of its versatility to be matched with many things.

Materials: butterfly from Great Friend, Always in Bloom

Colours: Kiwi Kiss and pink pirouette(in colour), choc chip

Thank YouTreat box

I have been planning for my workshop and thought of making this THANK YOU treat box for my host. I hope she likes it. I like it a lot as I used the new scallop oval punch (still from the new spring mini) and crimped the red strip which I inserted on the side using my slit punch.

Materials: stamp sets (Circle circus, Great Friend), markers (not quite navy, ruby red, choc chip). Cardstock: kraft, riding hood red & baja breeze (in colour), dimensionals

Guylian Chocolate Box

I must admit that after all the studying this morning, I decided to reward myself with a creative project. And where else will I get the idea, from WE STAMP! Yes, I really couldnt resist, so I made one up, (and I don't have any excuse, as I have some wonderful DSP in my starter kit.

Matrials: Simply Scrappin' kit (Sweet Nothings), used riding hood red, pink pirouette, kiwi kiss, and whisper white cardstock

Stamp set: Always

Colors: ruby red