Southern Stampin

Tooth Fairy Tin

Altoid Tins make great Tooth Fairy Tins.  The tin is covered inside and out with Designer Series Paper.  The tooth fair is sure to love this great surprise when she comes for that special tooth.

 

Paper Pumpkin

 

 

Paper Pumpkins are fun to make.  I cut strips of Pumpkin Pie DSP and Cardstock and More Mustard Cardstock and joined them on each end with a Flower Brad.

 

I just separated the strips to create the round pumpkin.  I then ran strips of 1/4 inch Old Olive DSP through my paper crimper and twirled them around a pencil to create the vines. I cut leaves and swirls from Old Olive DSP and Cardstock using my Big Shot.

 

These pumpkins would be a great addition to any fall decor! Create your own with different colors, styles and designs to create a Pumpkin Patch!!!


 

 

Fall is in town, It is time to get ready for Trick or Treat!  I made these lollipops using the Scallop Punch and Batty for You.  I love covering Lollipops using the Scallop Punch.  It is quick and easy and really makes the lollipops so much more fun!  

I didn't think the new Smooch Spritz sprays would be something that I would use on a regular basis, but I have to admit that I do love the way they look.  It adds such richness and an unexpected glamor to the cards or projects it is used on.  Try it for yourself!  

Because I Care...

I love the way the Big Shot adds so much depth to this card.  I had fun with the two tone flowers.  I used my Stampin' Write Markers to create this effect.  Just color the flowers with the lighter color first and then dab in the darker color on top of the lighter color in the middle areas of the flower and the stem and leaves.  It creates a great look and is very easy to do.  Happy Stamping!!!

Simply Said

I loved this card when I first saw it in the Idea Book and Catalog.  I had to get the set and give this card a try.  I very seldom try simple lines on my cards, but I do enjoy them when I do.  It is a quick and easy simple card.