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This project is a cello bag holder. It's pleated at the bottom so it can stand up.
This is a Sending Love Note from the Occasions Mini. I think it would make a great piece on a card front. The glassine envelopes are in the Occasions Mini also.
These 3 swap cards were done by my friend Sarah AKA Superglew. She participated by mail since she wasn't able to go to the regional. I met Sarah on SCS, and then I met her IRL at the Minneapolis regional last year. I'm hoping we'll get to stamp together someday!
What a great job watercoloring, and I love the wheeled paw prints!
This card uses faux cloisonne on the flowers. That stamp set reminds me of the opening of the Partridge Family TV show!
These cards are by Sharon Bukowski AKA tat2girl. I love the use of punches on this one. That bird punch is awesome!
What a fun layout! The big layer is solid, and the piece with the tree opens up like a card.
This is a buckle card. I love these extreme stamps, and notice that dual-colored mat!
These cards are all by Carla S. (I don't know her full name, sorry!) What a great masculine card!
This is so simple but so elegant!
I love the motion of the basketball on this combined with the round hardware.
These swaps are from Dawn Flowers AKA mycattracks. I already want the Big Shot (I think I'm the only SU demo left that doesn't own one!), but this card almost has me convinced to spend the money!
This card makes me think of my mom because she loves this color. It got posted on the swap board at the regional!
I am really going to miss this Sending Love DSP. I have actually used a lot of it--a great accomplishment for a hoarder!
The last set of swaps is by Robin Nett AKA rmnett. I just love the shape on this card as well as the bright colors. Wouldn't it be a great invitation?
This card has a different fold: The cardfront just has the chess pieces on it. The area with the rows of dice is on the inside of the card.
This would be such a fun card for a child!
