Scrapbook Fun Fest Classes

The class tickets are now up for sale on our website: scrapbookfunfest.com

I will be featuring in the next five posts one of the classes. They are all unique & I want to take all these classes!

The first class is Tammy Weir's Circle Pop Up Book. She will teach you all to create an adorable Circle Pop Up Book! You will learn a very simple paper folding technique that you can use again and again. Fun, Easy papercrafting project! All supplies included to complete 1 album. The theme will emphasize "Birthday"

Next...

This is the second card project we are doing in March. Again with Doodlecharms and using the Fit to Length key. What did I ever do without it?!

This week is pretty busy. I added a Cricut scrapbook class by request and I love the look. I need to take photos of the layout and I will post it along with the directions. I am also taking a knitting class to make a hat. I want to do something besides scarfs fo Christmas next year.

Where has February gone?

I can't believe February is almost gone! I guess I have been busy...6 classes taught and taken and I am taking a knitting class this Friday to learn to make a hat. Planning for Scrapbook Fun Fest in May are also in super planning mode.

Here is one of the cards we will be making in class next month:

Doodlecharms & the Fit to Length key make the perfect borders for this card. I also used the borders for the title "Hoppy Easter".

February Cricut Class

I think Plantin Schoolbook is the best and most versatile cartridge. On top of really exploring more of this cartridge, I am going to share what I have discovered after all this time.

What is it? It's the Fit to Length key. It is so my new favorite key to use. I can't wait to try it with other cartridges that have borders.

On a Roll...

I am on a roll...so much coming up. I have been creating projects for not only for my classes at Roseburg Book and Stationery

but I am also trying out projects for the class I will be teaching at Scrapbook Fun Fest in May at http://www.sevenfeathers.com/. Check out all these links for more about them & all the events coming up!

Back to projects. The one on the left is actually a reject for SFF. I love it, but it would take too long & I want everyone to complete two scrapbook pages & one card. I did come up with a card I really like because it looks like it takes a long time, but it is very quick & easy.

The clock is from Spellbinders Clockworks Cut & Emboss and the Wings were cut from Pink Journey @ 3". I first drew them with the Cricut pens and cut them out. I am obsessing with the pens.

More projects later this week. Can you believe so many posts? I really want more follwers, so when I reach 150 I have a box of Blog Candy including a Stickle Station that holds 12 Stickles ready for you to use. So if you are a follower...tell your friends to sign-up as a follower.

Christmas Card Challenge

Here is my January's Christmas Card challenge entries...It is fun & by the end of the challenge you will have 66 Christmas cards finished and ready to send. Check out http://suescricutandcrafts.blogspot.com/2012/01/2012-christmas-card-challenge-january.html

Snuggle Up!

Never let it be said rain & snow isn't great weather...of course if you do not have to go out in to it.

Staying in is good for the creating side... Here is January's class projects.

The CD/DVD Holder was a project I got from Splitcoaststampers. It is my take on the petal card using Elegant Edges and the Cricut pens.

The treat box inspired from Capadia Designs (check out her blog). She created a Bunny Treat box with the Design Studio, but most of my Cricut students do not have the Design Studio which I love, love, love! Of course we created the heart's paper using Alcohol Ink by Ranger. I am using AI in all my classes. Have you tried the refillable AI pen? More next time.