Bar-B-Que anyone?

This is a 3-d project I made for my dad for Father's Day....


and here's the card I put inside the grill:

I got the pattern for the grill from Lori Heiling (sorry, I don't have her blog address handy, but I'll try to add that later).  I thought it turned out adorable.  My dad and my nephew were quite impressed.   I used Stampin' Up! punches, cardstock, stamps, ink and adhesive.
 
 
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Congratulations

Here's a card I made for a gal I know for her graduation from optometry school!! 


This card featured Stampin' Up! DSP, punches, cardstock, ribbon and stamps.  I thought it turned out pretty bright and cheery!!



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Sponge Bob punch art

Here's the card I made for my sons' 3rd grade teacher at the end of the school year:


He's a huge sponge bob fan!  I used Stampin' Up! cardstock and punches, marker and adhesive to create him.

Croak

Here's a card I made for the end of the school year....my sons' teacher likes frogs ;)





The frog and flowers were made with Stampin' Up! punches and cardstock, I sponged blue ink on white paper for the background.  The sentiment was printed on my computer and I added "googly" eyes to the frog.  It went together pretty quickly.

Purse-onally Perfect Purse

Here's a pure I made from Becky Roberts (http://www.inkingidaho.blogspot.com/) - it's quite easy to do and she has a tutorial for sale for this and another set of purses.  This is made from retired Stampin' Up! DSP and very vanilla cardstock.

I filled it with teacher goodies for the end of the year thank you gift for my sons' kindergarten teacher.  It has some "bling" rhinestones on it to glam it up.

The little pocket on the front side is held closed with velcro and inside is small 2.5" x 2.5" notecards and matching envelopes (I forgot to take a picture of those).  I used cardstock for the handles, but I think next time I might try some ribbon.

What do you think?  Cute, huh?