It's just been a crazy week for me. I've got 3 sick kids, a sick husband, I'm dealing with something funky too and lots of work to do! Laina and I have started working on the new lines and I think you'll like what you see! I see some fun colors too!
In the meantime I've got a couple of things to share as well as our new Designer Challenge!
We still have spots in my Cord Card Class this coming Monday evening. You can check out the cards here. I would love to have you! Also, Kimber and I will be teaching at Simply Scrapbooks in Dayton on November 12th - I hope we can get a full house! One of the projects Kimber will be teaching in the gift idea class is this adorable Advent calendar...
Oh, and guess what? We've got more kits in the consumer store to sell! You can check them out here.
Now, what's up with the Designer Challenge? Each month I'm going to ask our Design Team gals to do something specific with certain products or create certain projects. This month I asked the gals to do something fun with our Corrugated Sheets. If you didn't know, Jillibean Soup started selling Corrugated Sheets at the CHA Summer show! You can check them out here. I asked the girls to use them in various ways and here's they're FABULOUS projects...
Corrugated Cupcakes by Nicole Nowosad
Christmas Banner by Carole Maurin
Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Corrugated sheet: wonderful White
Patterned Paper: Christmas Eve Chowder/frozen shrimps, Christmas eve chowder/dried green onion, Christmas eve chowder/boiling water, Christmas eve chowder/ salt and pepper
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers: christmas eve chowder
die cuts shapes: Christmas eve chowder
soup labels: Christmas eve chowder
Corrugated Alphas: wonderful white
Cool Beans: vintage, Christmas
Bean stalks: red/brown twine
Other: die templates (Spellbinders: Nested Lacey Pennants), ribbon (May arts), crystals (Zva Creative), brads.
Happy Holidays Card from Stephanie Klauck
Jillibean Soup
Patterned Paper: Christmas Eve Chowder/Frozen Lobster Tail; Apple Cheddar Soup/Fresh Apple Slices
Soup Labels: Christmas Eve Chowder
Corrugated Sheets: Brown, White
Corrugated Sheets: White
Pattern Paper: Sweet and Sour Soup/Sauerkraut, Sweet and Sour
Soup/Sour Salt, Sweet and Sour Soup/Tomato Sauce, Sweet and Sour
Soup/Bite Size Bits
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers: Sweet and Sour Soup
DieCuts Pea Pods: Sweet and Sour Soup
Corrugated Alphas: White
Cool Beans/Buttons: Orchard and Typography
Other: Stapler, Natural Fiber, Spray Mists
Supplies:
Jillibean Soup
Kraft Card base
Patterned Paper: Christmas Eve Chowder/6x6 Pack
Coordinating Cardstock Stickers: Christmas Eve Chowder
Other: Studio Calico Mist, Martha Stewart Punch, Slice, Spellbinder Die, White Cardstock, Embossing Folder.
Soooo many great ideas - Love Nicole's cupcakes and Carole's banner. Aphra's acorns are just A-Dor-A-ble! Teka used a sheet for her layout background. Mel cut her's down for a card and sewed on it. Stephanie made a fun 3-D tree for her project! I hope you're inspired because I am!
talk about awesome!!! I love them all!! oh i wish i didnt have to work today --i would love to get in my craft room and create --so much inspiration!!!! thanks everyone!
Posted by: mary pat | November 04, 2011 at 07:41 AM
You guys did an incredible job with the corrugated papers!
Posted by: Becky Williams | November 04, 2011 at 10:47 AM
Totally AWESOME!!
Love all of them, Great job everyone
Posted by: Lorry | November 04, 2011 at 10:49 AM
great awesome projects!
Posted by: Mandy Szeto | November 04, 2011 at 11:25 AM
love them...beautiful projects!
Posted by: Cathy Harper | November 04, 2011 at 11:41 AM
Love the Noel Banner!
Posted by: LauraP | November 04, 2011 at 12:28 PM
Love, love, love the banner and the tree card!!!
Posted by: Karen Nuce | November 04, 2011 at 09:46 PM
You girls Rocked the challenge! Everything is super cute!!!
Posted by: Sheri Feypel | November 05, 2011 at 12:29 AM
Love the projects ladies!!!! And those corrugated sheets are WICKED AWESOME!!
Posted by: Nicole N. | November 05, 2011 at 01:22 AM
Totally awesome !!! I love that penguin!!!!
Posted by: Julie Shearer | November 06, 2011 at 03:48 PM