More Tea Party

Here's some pictures of the paper items that I made for last Sat's event.  What's the first thing that you need for a tea party?  Tea, and here the tea caddy.  It's the same as a 2, 4, 6, 8 box but I measured how big it needed to be to hold the tea bags so this one is a 3, 6, 9, 12 box.  I had to add a narrow strip in order to adhere it together.   Then it's decorated with the Tea Shoppe stamp set and the Twitterpated designer series paper.

And here's the invitation.  I got this idea from someone on Late Night Stampers but I totally forgot to find out who it was.  But I love the idea.

And here's the menu.  I did two different menu's because I decided that the first one (one the right) was a little to plain and I wanted to use the label framelits.

And it's always fun to have some favors at each place.  This idea came from one of my downline.  It has a Hershey Nugget inside. 

I've got a few more things to show you tomorrow.

Tea time

Well, yesterday was Ronda's Sale A Bration event so now I'll show you some of the items that I made for that.  First here is a picture of my table.  My theme was a tea party and I used the stamp set Tea Shoppe to make a lot of these items.

These first three pictures are of things that I made using the new material, Twitterpated, that is in the Occasions mini.  Here is my tea cozy.  I thought that I could make one of these without a pattern but I finally gave up and got a pattern and it's so simple.  So if you're into tea make yourself a couple of tea cozies using some the of the wonderful material by Stampin Up!

And here is a really easy pot holder shaped like a heart.  And this one is so simple that I actually made it without a pattern.

And for this cute apron I have to thank Jill Olsen for the pattern.  It's made out of a tea towel with just a little embellishment and some ribbon ties.  If you want to see a video on this just check out this web site.   www.stampingjill.com  She make is so simple to do. 

Well, this is enough for tonight but tomorrow I'll show you some of the paper items that I made.

Another sneak peek

I'm still working on stuff for Sat and here's another sneak peek.

I've been busy.

I haven't totally forgotten about this blog but everything I've been doing lately is for a special event on Sat.  Ronda's having a Sale A Bration kickoff and I've been making things for that.  And I don't want to show anything before then and I haven't been stamping anything else.  So I decided to take an idea from Ann Schach and just show you some little details of what I've been doing.  And then, after Sat, I'll show you what I've been doing.  So here the first sneek peek.

Free, Free, Free.

We always like free things, right?  Well, now you can try My Digital Studio for FREE!  That's right.  It's completely free for thirty days.  With My Digital Studio you can make scrapbooks, cards, calendars, flyers, letter heads and brochures.  So why not give it a try.  Just go to my Stampin Up web site ( www.lynnschulz.stampinup.net) and click on "shop now" and on the next page you will see a button for a free version of My Digital Studio.  So go ahead and try it out.  You might like it.  And after thiry days you can either buy it or take it off of your computer.  It's as simple as that.  And there's even a web site dedicated to My Digital Studio.  The address is www.mydigitalstudion.net.  I'm hoping that you'll all try it out and tell me that you love it. 

Card class

Here's a simple little box that we did at card class last week. It was on the first table by the door and when people came in some of them said that it looked to hard so they wanted to skip it until last. Well, guess what? It's a really easy box to make.

The secret?  It's a Bigz die.  You run it throught the Big Shot and this is what you get.  It's all scored and waiting for you to fold it.

And here's the coolest thing of all.  There's only one little tab that needs to be adhered.  So if you ever want to make these neat little boxes just get the box # 2 die and have a ball. 

Stampin Up! has done it again.

There's a new recruit special going on during Sale A Bration. If you sign up right now you'll only pay $125.00 and you'll get something free every month for a year. You have a choice of Designer Series Paper or a digital download. It's a value up to $10.95 each and every month until December. That's like getting the starter kit almost free. And if you sign up you'll get lots more than than. You can attend all of the Stampin Up! events, a chance to win a free trip, convention and regionals, Stampin Success magazine every month, you'll make lots of new friends, learn lots of new techniques and you'll get me. I can teach you everything you need to know to run your business. And you'll be in the downline of some of the top demonstrators in the company. If you've ever wanted to own your own business and be your own boss this is your chance. And remember it's almost free. So if your interested or just have more questions please let me know.