I am posting this a little later than expected as Blogger didn't want me to post today.
Last Tuesday we had our monthly team training, meeting is what we do every month and I love it!! It was the first meet of the year and I was ready to catch up with everyone again and we welcomed quite a few new members this month. We shared business tips, we ate cake, well I eat most of it as it was date and walnuts and nearly everyone there had something against those nuts, we giggled, stamped and swapped . Here's some of our projects, I designed two of them around a love theme.
This lovely Treat Pouch is so easy to do yet looks impressive, we all loved making it, looks lovely filled with a few sweet treats. Regal Rose Designer paper from the Patterns Stack in the Soft Subtle Collections was use along with a hint of Real Red provided by the Satin and Narrow grosgrain ribbon.
Next a card I totally cased from one of my favourite artists Heather Klump, this ladie's style appeals to me but is quite the opposite to what I am able to produce, she recently started bloggin and I am so happy to be able to stalk her
I fell in love with the colour combination of Rose Red, Concord Crush, Old Olive and Pretty in Pink. I did ended up adding my own twist to it. It is made using the Artistic Etchings stamp set and the Petal Card Extra Large Punch, this punch cuts and embosses in one go and it make the cutest little envelopes ready to be filled with miniature works of art.Lastly we all played with the Distressing Kit and made this little beauty
Right time to love you and leave you Enjoy the video for the treat pouch below
Till next time Hugs xx
Fab stuff! :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty Monica, thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteCute projects! TFS
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this valentine treat pocket - you have made it look so easy, but the finished pocket is stunning!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm I wonder if I should make these for my daughter's birthday party???
Love, Andrea xx
Monica, thanks for the Sweet Treat Valentine video tutorial....so easy to follow & very informative. I made one while I watched.....TFS Cheers Donna Zammit. Australia
ReplyDeleteThanks for your video, it's very beautiful...
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Christel
Thank you Monica, for this beautiful idea!
ReplyDeleteLovly greetings from Germany
Susannen
This little heart pouch is so sweet! Thanks for the video tutorial. Chuss
ReplyDeletethat is sooooooo cute. i just found your blog and you are AMAZING. thank you for your inspiration and sharing your talent. you are fabulous!!!
ReplyDeleteJill (USA)
Thank you for the nice idea, and for sharing. The video was great!
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