Well I didn't really do much this weekend... and I needed that! I did have time to make a few things though, here they are..

I just loved this little guy when I saw him at Michaels, and he was only .99 cents... so even better!
As you can see in the second photo, the candies were stamped onto the shrinky dink stuff, then I colored them, cut them out.. and then shrunk them :) I later found out I colored my candy corns wrong... I can never remember whether or not the bottom is orange or yellow ! DANG it! oh well


These little cats are Rub-ons from K&Co., I loved how they turned out.. even though they are supposed to be scary black halloween cats, I made them in love .. LOL

I am always checking out Angies blog
Chic 'n' Scratch and I finally tried to do one of her super cute clipboards, I ordered these rectangular coasters from her... and then I also decided to make the matching "picture" holder thingy.. I have been hoarding this paper, and not wanting to use if forever, but I finally decided that it would make a nice color combo for a clipboard.


I used liquid applique to make my little sheep fluffy :) he looks so soft!

Here I used that clear liquid Diamond Glaze for the fish bowl, you can't really see it all that great in the photo... it looks really neat IRL.


Ok... I saved this for last because this caused me LOTS of grief! I bought this cute little kit at Big Lots, and who can beat $2.50 right? so I start out and decide to use my super hoarded DS paper from SU. Well after a few HOURS of heartache, I had to throw away the main body that this kit came with, see the problem I had was that the SU DS paper was too thick, so it wasn't bending right at the joints, even after I tried to score all the joints, it was basically supposed to be the same as what my piece turned out to be, minus the ribbon and hinges(eyelets) on the back, it was all one piece of scored chipboard... and I obviously DO NOT have the experience nor talent to cover something in that manner :) So anyhow, this project which felt like it took 18 hours to complete, finally came together and I decided to make it for my dear friend Robin. The name plate on the front is actually the "well worn alphabet" set from SU, and I just did it on the shrinky dink stuff again, that stuff is so much fun... but the larger the piece you are trying to shrink, the more difficult it is to keep it from sticking to itself, since it tends to roll as you heat it up. Maybe I am doing something wrong... so if you know the secret to it not rolling up and sticking to itself, please let me know.





Hope you all have a great week!