The bunny image is from Stampin' Up!'s The Nicest Things stamp set
This is a project I've shared here before, but it's such a simple and cute little one I thought it timely to revisit.
To make: trim Early Espresso cardstock to 7cm x 16.5cm. Score long side at 7cm and 9.5cm.
Attach a little treat to the inside base, then fold along score lines and join at the top with ribbon or a mini library clip. Add feature panel to the front, as we did in the Easter project above. Or it could be great as a place setting marker.
Easter wishes to you all, and safe travels if you're on the road this Easter.
Happy stamping,
School holidays are well underway now here in Victoria, and we're all loving it. It was a pyjama day, today. Yay!
The girls and I attempted homemade chocolates (thanks to Rachel P for the inspiration – your Rocky Road was a delight!). And tonight it was Easter treats for friends. The boys (Master 11 and Dad!) soon joined in… I suspect it was because they saw the food. LOL. I did think about taking a photo of us but then again I don't think anyone wants to see us all stamping in our "jarmies".
But this is what we finished up with.
I just checked in on my emails and found quite a few asking if I'd made the Incentive Trip. Wow – thanks for the interest! Some of you know this already, but for those who are interested… the answer is Yes! I did. So excited to be going to Broome later this year (and the free Stampin' Up! Convention ticket was definitely icing on the cake). Huge thanks to my awesome team who continue to inspire and encourage me, and to my customers who keep it all so fun. You guys are the best.
Blogging will be a bit sporadic over the next few weeks while the kids are on hol's. But I've got lots of new projects to share with you… we've been having waaaay too much fun with the new goodies in the Autumn-Winter mini catalogue.
Happy stamping,
I came across these fabulous treats from Chocoholics Anonymous, and straight away had plans for these little babies!
They'll be perfect Easter yummies for my nieces and nephews. How cute would they be decked out in pirate gear for a boy's party…. oh the possibilities are endless.
FYI, because I know somebody will ask! LOL: They're about $3 each and have chocolate 'popping candy' in them (which my kids LUV). If you want some maybe get in contact with Karen, my lovely Chocoholics Anon consultant, and she'll help you out. Oh and the paper wrapped around the top is from the Nursery Suite Specialty collection from Stampin' Up!
Happy stamping,
