Thursday, July 16, 2020

Crafting through the Coronavirus Week 18 Challenge

Sorry I got side tracked looking for Hanukkah paper!

How about a little gratitude or thankfulness this week. This virus is getting old but I have so much to be grateful for and need a little reminder myself. Onward to week 18!
So this weeks challenge is to express your gratitude, telling someone they're amazing, how happy they make you or just plain thanks!
Remember this is all fun and games, get crafty, show us anything you're working on and keep in touch.
Wishing you all a wonderful week, stay well my friends!
Susan *Ü*


Crafting through the Coronavirus Week 17 Challenge results

Another big week of entries, sit back & enjoy!

























On to week 18!
Get crafty,
Stay Safe &
Be Well my friends.
Susan *Ü*

Wednesday, July 15, 2020

Q&E Cards Christmas

So I started this last week thinking I would do an in person class.
Once I considered the cost of renting space I decided to do kits.
If enough people really want an in person class just let me know.

So I created two kits, one mittens and the other Poinsettia.
There are 7 cards in each set which includes
all the parts of the card in an envelope.
Pictures of each to follow when putting your card together.
The cost of each set is $14.
You must let me know which set or sets you would like.
Once payment has been received I will have your kits ready 
for pick up in a couple of days.
I will continue offering these kits through the end of November.
I will be on the lookout for other holiday papers including some for Hanukkah.
Here's each card, my scanning was a bit wonky on some!














Email me if you're interested! 
The holiday's are right around the corner.

Get Crafty
Stay Safe &
Be well!
Susan *Ü*


Thursday, July 9, 2020

Crafting through the Coronavirus Week 17 Challenge

Last week Evelyn (my favorite student, tee hee)
used stationary from the dollar store to create her challenge cards.
It got me thinking and also noticed that many others are using preprinted products.

Here's Evelyn's cards
 


Kim stamped on printed paper and cut it them out.

Sue used printed paper as a start to her background.

Connie found printed paper that her friend would love.

Here's some napkin cards I have done in the past.




So this week I challenge you to incorporate some form of preprinted material,
no matter how large or small.
Think 
scrapbook paper
decorative napkins
stationary
magazines
embellishments

Most important have fun, 
share whatever you are working on and
keep in touch!
Susan *Ü*