Wordful Wednesday. 2 foot scissors = one butt kisser.

In the spirit of Halloween, I must share with you, the ever so cute Halloween class I taught a few weeks ago... I must explain. I am a Stampin Up! demonstrator. I have been for 4 years now. I don't do home shows much, unless you really want one. I teach classes twice a month from my home. Yes it does make extra money, but that all gets turned right back into the hobby I love! Papercrafting!! So for this class, the Halloween Bonanza, they paid $25 for the class. In return the got a $9.99 pack of the 12x12 Halloween scrapbook paper from Stampin' Up!, and the $9.99 pack of Halloween rub on's from Stampin' Up!, so stamp camp was really only $5. Using some of there product, they made these adorable projects (yes I made them up myself...)

This first picture is of the card that everyone made, along with the cute envelope, we even lined the envelope! (the bats are made from the square scallop punch, too cute!!)

Then we made these adorable 7"x2" pencil boxes ($1 at Target) into Halloween scrapbooks!

Here is the book inside, just using the paper, rub-ons and some fun ribbons!

Then they made two 12x12 page layouts, here is the first one... (tombstones from the keytag punch, and grass from the wider Olive grosgrain ribbon)

This one is not complete, I didn't finish it so I could show them how I put the bats on the twill tape. They were rub-ons too.

So that was my Halloween Bonanza Stamp Camp, we had a blast (that is when I dressed up as P!nk) and everyone else did too!



Here are some of the Creative Maniacs. My friend Pipe came as a smart ass, myself as P!nk, the Queen as a scarecrow, L as a flu shot victim, Lego as a mummy, D came later after pictures, she was covered in glitter, and wore a shirt that said "Supermom, somewhere between Paris and Martha" I loved it! and 2L's as....drum roll please... not only the biggest butt kisser, but the best costume ever....

A stamp camper. Seriously, she won first place (a pack of paper and a stamp set) she puffy painted a shirt, she sewed that vest, made little stamp camp badges, the hat had our snail adhesive on it, with markers. And my open house project was adhered to the back of the vest. Oh and she had these 2 foot plastic scissors on her side.

Happy 4th annual Halloween party!!