I have a couple of birthday gifts to give this week, so what better gift wrapping than a purse! This one is made with Soft Suede cardstock and Mocha Morning Specialty Designer Series Paper. 
The gift card size purse pattern can be found in the 12 Days of Christmas 2011 tutorial on the right hand sidebar or the tutorials page.
I made the flower with muslin and burlap fabrics and a Vintage Brad. I used the Scallops #2 die-cut. Cut 5 scallops. Four of them were folded in quarters and hot glued onto the remaining scallop. The center is the smallest circle from Circles #2 die cut.Do you want to see something cute?
Isn't this just so bright and fun!! My friend and downline Penny has written her very first tutorial! I got to see these in person last week (while enjoying a Salted Caramel Mocha - thank you Penny!) and they are darling!! You can check them out a little closer on her blog, Stamps 'n' Smiles.
This cracked me up when it came in the mail this week. I couldn't imagine why it was so heavy! Leah just couldn't take the two pieces of cardstock as a gift...she had to pay for them! Pretty clever, huh!
Stampin' Up! is still offering a trial copy of My Digital Studio absolutely free!
Have you ever thought about trying it but didn't want to invest in the program just to see if you like it? Well now is the time!
Download the software and access the free trial just as you would a Stampin' Up! digital download (item 129600) through my online store.
Don't forget about Sale-a-bration! We're about half way through. From now until March 31st, with every $50 purchase you will receive one Sale-a-bration gift FREE!
It's a great time to join Stampin' Up! and my Inking Everything team. During Sale-a-bration the starter kit is only $125! Plus get a FREE gift just for signing up. You can choose from a Package of Designer Series Paper or a Digital Download every month for the rest of 2012! Details HERE.
Isn't this just so bright and fun!! My friend and downline Penny has written her very first tutorial! I got to see these in person last week (while enjoying a Salted Caramel Mocha - thank you Penny!) and they are darling!! You can check them out a little closer on her blog, Stamps 'n' Smiles.
This cracked me up when it came in the mail this week. I couldn't imagine why it was so heavy! Leah just couldn't take the two pieces of cardstock as a gift...she had to pay for them! Pretty clever, huh!Stampin' Up! is still offering a trial copy of My Digital Studio absolutely free!Have you ever thought about trying it but didn't want to invest in the program just to see if you like it? Well now is the time!
Download the software and access the free trial just as you would a Stampin' Up! digital download (item 129600) through my online store.
Don't forget about Sale-a-bration! We're about half way through. From now until March 31st, with every $50 purchase you will receive one Sale-a-bration gift FREE!It's a great time to join Stampin' Up! and my Inking Everything team. During Sale-a-bration the starter kit is only $125! Plus get a FREE gift just for signing up. You can choose from a Package of Designer Series Paper or a Digital Download every month for the rest of 2012! Details HERE.
Inking Everything team members have access to a private blog with information and projects just for them. They enjoy access to all my project tutorials free of charge and have the opportunity to participate in our new Inking Everything With Becky membership site. Come join us!
5 comments:
GREAT post, Becky! The purse is absolutely gorgeous. Gucci should make it in soft suede colored suede and dress it up with the beautiful glam you added.
And the 55 cents? I thought it was a 55 year old birthday card! :D
TFS! Hugs, Celia
Stunning Purse.
I love this purse the best of all of the ones you have made!
It was great to see you at Leadership!
Love the purse! The soft suede was a perfect color choice! Congratulations Penny, you go girl!! And the .55 was a very cute idea! Such flair!
This is gorgeous!! What comes in the stampin up paper kit? I looked at the link but couldn't see the contents. Also, what happens if a person can't meet the $300 quarterly requirement?
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