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Today I am sharing a project made at Regionals. Yes, Regionals were a while back. I didn't make any of my "make & takes" at Regionals. I finally got around to putting this one together. I love it. it is hanging on my wall over my desk. The Petal Cone die was used to create this lovely banner.
I am just stopping in to say that I am so excited. I figured out how to watermark my photos on my Mac without using an outside application. Sometimes I get so excited by the little things in life. LIFE IS GOOD.
I recently got questions about a project I posted a couple years back. This is for Aline and Emily. You can find the instructions for this project HERE. The book marker instructions can be found on Dawn's blog. She is so awesome. I bought the mini clipboards at a craft store for $.50-$1 each. If you make this project, please link it back to my blog so that I can see it. Thanks for buzzzing by.
Here is another project using the Peekaboo Frames Die. I helped my 10 year old son make this Family Tree for a school project. The Top Note Die cuts hold Fun Facts about our family. My son wanted it to look like very old documents. We had to rough the paper up a bit. The letters and leaves were punched out using SU! punches and dies as well. This was a fun project to work on with my son and husband (he drew the tree). My son had extra fun using all my SU! goodies. As always....thanks for buzzzing by.
