Double CASE of Triple Beauty!

I've combined the Beautiful Pansies of Emma and the Way Cute, Triple Drawer Matchbox of Leeann Greff to create my Gift Box...
I'm so happy with the results!

I hope you like it. Thanks for checking it out!

Stamps: Fine Flourish
Paper: Barely Banana, Close to Cocoa, Rose Red, Old Olive & Thoroughly Modern DSP
Inks: Bravo Burgundy, Rose Red, So Saffron
Accessories: Chocolate Chip Brads Circle Rhinestones, SS Brads, Silver Cord, Matchbox XL Die Cut, XL Bird Punch, Butterfly Punch, Beautiful Wings Embosslit (drawer knobs!)

Thank you, Darla!

This is a really special magnet that was given to me by my SU-Girlfriend, Darla Roberts! She was one of the talented demonstrators in the Occasions Mini Catalog swap and she gave this to me as a thank you! Isn't that sweet? I love it! You can view her card in the posts below. Be sure to head to the second page as I have 10 cards posted individually and you won't want to miss a single one!!

Time Well Spent

There are many reasons why I love being a Stampin' Up! demonstrator! Last week, Shelli Gardner sent me (and all active demonstrators) a special stamp set named "Time Well Spent" and it's loaded with wonderful images and words! THANK YOU, SHELLI!! This stamp set is going to be one of the Hostess Level 3 sets in the new Spring & Summer Collection (IB&C) to be released on 1/2/08!!!

I LOVE IT!!! I've been trying to make time to use it and finally finished up a project that I shouldn't be showing you until tomorrow, but I'm going to take a chance that the person receiving this will not check my blog before coming over in one hour!! I doubt they will since I haven't been good at posting on a regular basis!!

I'm hosting my Diva Dinner Date tonight and we're having a Christmas gift exchange of a handmade item, since Nancy is leaving for Florida for the winter, on Friday!! I made a picture frame using SU's Rose Red designer paper and my new stamp set, "Time Well Spent" along with the Pomegranate stitched grosgrain ribbon! I embossed the word phrase and mounted it on a wooden domino to "pop it up" on the frame! It's simple but I'm very happy with the results and thought I would share it with you.

What do you think?