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Saturday, 4 December 2010

ESAD-SU - Summer Mini Catalogue Blog Hop December 2010

Hello Stampers,
Today I am show casing some of the new items available in the Summer Mini that runs from 1st December 2010 to 31st March, 2011 with the other Demonstrators from ESAD - SU (Extra Special Australasian Demonstrators including New Zealand Demonstrators for Stampin' Up!).  If you are an Australian or New Zealand Demonstrator and would like to join this online group go to the website here.  We love what we do and not only do we love to share it with our customers, friends, and wonderful blog visitors but we share our love for what we do with each other as Demonstrators. We run swaps, challenges, tutorials, product know how and cyberstamps and we are always there to help and support each other when its needed.
You might have arrived from the very talented Steph Gray's blog, or just joined the hop here, there are Thirteen Demonstrators on the Blog Hop so enjoy the ride.
My first projects are themed on Love, Anniversary, Wedding and Valentine.  I have used the Love Defined and Itty Bitty Bits stamp and punch sets for my cards.  Also the new Textured Expressions Plate "Square Lattice" and the Pinking Hearts Border Punch.


Supplies:
Stamps: Love Defined, Itty Bitty Bits, Teeny Tiny Sentiments
Card: Real Red, Whisper White, Metallic Silver,
Ink: Real Red
Embellishments: White and Real Red Grossgrain, Crystals, White Striped Organdy Ribbon, Ric Rac
Tools: Big Shot, Square Lattice EB Folder, Vintage Wallpaper EB Folder, Polka Dot EB Folder, Pinking Hearts Border Punch, Modern Label Punch, Word Window Punch, Scallop Edge Punch, Itty Bitty Shapes Punches, Heart Nestabilities, 2 3/8" Scallop Circle Punch, 1 3/4" Circle Punch,  Mat Pack and Piercing Tool, Dimensionals, Stamp-a-ma-jig, Small Heart Punch, Silver Embossing Powder, Heat Tool,
I am also featuring the "Tooth Fairy" stamp in a collection for a little girl.
 I used a retired Stampin' Up! Door Hanger, but it would be easy to create your own. The Fairy is made using mostly Stampin' Up! punches. I found the sentiments on the internet and changed the verse on my computer to suit my projects. 
Door Hanger Verse:
Dear Tooth Fairy
My tooth fell out,
It's no longer there.
You will find it under
my pillow tonight.
I give it to you
To handle with care.
The container to put the lost tooth into is a recycled Stampin' Up! button container that I have decorated inside and out. I cut the flowers using the Scallop Circle punch. I had to have a few goes to make it work as my punch only cut properly on one side. I then cut around the shape so I could twist the felt into a flower. I stitched these together with a needle and thread. I did try using a die and the Big Shot for the top of the lid and it worked much better.
 
The Verse reads; In this container you will find a teeny, tiny tooth of mine so while I sleep where dreams are made, let's see if you can make a trade.
The "Tooth Fairy" stamp became a broach. I used the door handle piece that was removed from the door hanger as my base.
Supplies:
Stamps: Tooth Fairy
Card and Papers: Pretty in Pink, Whisper White, Designer Series Paper Patterns Stack Subtles, Vellum, Metallic Gold
Ink: Pretty In Pink, Stazon Black, Craft White, Blusing Bride, Blush Blossom, So Saffron, Black Marker
Embellishments: Felt, Pretty In Pink Satin Ribbon, Pink Pirouette 1 1/4" Wide Ribbon,
Tools: Computer and Printer, 1" Circle Punch, Itty Bitty Shapes Punches, 1" Circle Punch, 1 1/4" Circle Punch, Scallop Oval Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, Dimensionals, 2 Way Glue Pen, 2 3/8 Scallop Circle Punch,
Thanks for stopping by today.  Hope you have enjoyed my projects.  Now your off to visit the gorgeous creations of Amy Buchanan.
Happy Stamping.
Hugs,
Cat's Ink Siggy

12 comments:

  1. W.O.W!! These are just stunning!!
    No favourite - can't possibly choose out of these.

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  2. Stunning as always, very clever and love your little angel.

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  3. I just LOVE that little tooth fairy container!!! How cute is that! TFS

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  4. this is such a sweet idea susan for any child losing their teeth. lovely adn inspiring work-thank you for sharing :>

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  5. Susan these are way way too cute!! I love them especially the tooth fairy stuff - just gorgeous!

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  6. All gorgeous as usual, Susan, and glad I came back tonight for another look!

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  7. They are great especially the tooth fairy one - I'd love to use it but my Eagle eyed 7 year old daughter would know exactly where it came from.

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  8. how lovely Susan. Im sure any little girl would love this set.

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  9. These are just stunning! Love your love themed cards - gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous. And that little tooth holder is very cute.

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  10. Wonderful Tooth fairy accessories. I need to make one of those door hangers - they would be perfect to remind the tooth fairy to call - especially important, as our tooth fairy forgets all the time! Thanks for your lovely ideas.

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  11. Such cute projects. I especially like the tooth fair door hanger and container. I'm going to bookmark this to make some of these for my craft shows in the future. Thanks for sharing.

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  12. Hello

    I am sooo impressed!!! you are very very clever. Do you sell your tooth fairy craft items anywhere that I could purchase them please?

    thank you

    kelly
    klogan@logangroup.com.au

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Thank you for your lovely comments.