I am thrilled with how this pocket bag came out.
Wanted to go with a gingerbread theme.
I used a Sizzix die to cut the gingerbread man.
Red glimmer paper used for his bow. In hindsight
I think I should have made the eyes and mouth cream color like
the decorations on his legs and arms, but at least his figures are
highlighted.
Used decorative buttons from a package I got at Tuesday Morning to
make the clips. Glad I still had some gingham ribbon left over from
the days when gingham was so popular. It goes really well with
the Crumb Cake cardstock.
Another clip I made using a flattened bottle cap.
Won't show all the stuff in the bag, as I didn't want to unpack it again to
take photos. Hope my partner likes it as much as I do.
Yesterday was a good day. It was in the low 60's. Took the
car went for a drive and hit Michael's. got lots of Halloween stuff
at 80% off. We got Chinese food for dinner, then headed over to
Parma as Skip wanted to do some shopping at Harbor Freight.
Suppose to be warm again today. Think I'll take a walk in the park.
I have a ton of paperwork to read through to be prepared to work the Polls
on Tuesday.
Hope everyone remembered to set their clocks back an hour.
Stamping trails
Karen
2 comments:
You did a fantastic job Karen on this flip bag Karen. I sure hope we are paired up for this one on Swappers Corner. I am getting a little discouraged with the group as I always get my things ready and send them out right away. I put a lot of time and effort into all of them. I have three different swaps that I haven't received yet with a deadline of October 31st. In a few more days I guess I will give their names to Tracy and see what happens. Glad you are getting some nice weather. Enjoy it!
I'm running into a few problems with the swaps as well. We can always do a one on one swap if you'd like. I'm making you a Christmas tag:)
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