Another Day at CHA...

We've found a beautiful collection from pink paislee. We love their butterflies!



We just wrote up an order for Prickly Pear stamps. They have beautiful cling rubber stamps, as well as some clear stamp sets.





The clear stamp sets have a matching die to got with each! So cool!



Until later.
-Fran

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Be Mine Valentine

by Debi Wind

Be Mine Valentine

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Tim Holtz, Vintage Shabby     ( ADV-THPad-92824   $14.99)
• Bazzill
• June Berry     ( BAZ-1-196   $0.59)
• White     ( BAZ-10-1005  
• Blossom     ( BAZ-1-122   $0.59)
• Oslo     ( BAZ-7-126   $0.59)
• Stamps
• Impression Obsession, Be My Valentine     ( IO-CL-64   $14.59)
• Inks and Embossing Powders
• Clearsnap ColorBox Chalk Ink, Maroon     ( CLE-FCP-Maroon   $5.59)
• Embellishments
• Kaiser Rhinestones Dark Blue     ( KAI-RH-704   $1.99)

Instructions

• Cut June Berry cardstock:
• One piece 5 1/2" X 8 1/2"; score at 4 1/4" and fold.
• One piece 2 1/4" X 5 6/16"
• Three pieces 1 1/2" X 1 1/2" each
• One piece 1" X 1 3/4".


• Cut Blossom cardstock:
• One piece 2 1/8" X 5 3/16"
• Three pieces 1 3/8" X 1 3/8"
• One piece 7/8"X1 5/8".


• Cut Oslo cardstock:
• Three pieces 1 5/8" X 1 5/8"
• One piece 1 1/8" X 1 7/8"


• Cut striped pattern paper to 4" X 5 1/4"


• Cut definition paper to 2" X 5 1/8".


• Layer Striped patterned paper onto June Berry card.


• Layer definition paper onto pre-cut Blossom card, then onto pre-cut June Berry cardtock piece.
  Adhere to card.


• Stamp heart images and "Be Mine Valentine" onto White cardstock in Maroon ink.
  Trim and then layer onto pre-cut Blossom, June Berry, and finally Oslo cardstock pieces.
  Adhere the images and quote to card.


• Finish by embellishing with Dark Blue rhinestones.

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And the last from CHA, Los Angeles, at least for today...

Just a few more things to share from today. It was a wonderful day, but exhausting!

How about some papers and embellishments from Little Yellow Bicycle? First we have some called Twig, and they are just gorgeous!






Next is LYB's Little Princess line, a wonderful collection for little girls.



And finally, there was a line called Babysaurus, great for baby boys.




Next up were some great papers from Webster's Pages. There are 5 new and beautiful Shabby Vintage lines.



A couple of wonderful papers... Sailor Guide



and Sentimental Journey,



and there are some wonderful Cameos, too!



I hope you've enjoyed the little peek at what we are seeing at CHA and perhaps bringing to you at Frantic Stamper!

-Fran

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More from CHA, Los Angeles...

We got to see lots of geegas and goodies from Tim Holtz!!!! Wonderful stuff!



Here we are with Tim, himself!




Next we headed to We R Memory Keepers. Their new Lucky 8 Punches are awesome! Punch 8 times around the paper to make your own die cut paper.



There are 6 patterns to choose from, and each punch also makes different varieties of cuts.



Also from We R Memory Keepers are new heads & floss for the sew easy line and a cool carrying case for your sew easy tools.



There is so much to see. I hope to be able to send more news tomorrow.
-Fran

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LIVE from CHA, Los Angeles

LIVE UPDATE from CHA!

Hi! Fran here... at CHA in Los Angeles California. I am going to try to share a few photos and a little bit about what we are seeing here at CHA with all of you over then time we are here. Hope you'll enjoy the sneak peek!
(Note that these photos were shot with my iPhone. I apologize for any quality issues.)

Making memories introduced an exciting concept: paper rosette awards that you can personalize to recognize your loved ones on special occasions. Super cute!




More later...

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Button Heart Card

by Erika Taylor

Button Heart Card

I love buttons. They can really add that little extra something to a project. For this card though, I decided to make the buttons the focal point.

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Bazzill, Black, Classic texture     ( BAZ-10-1075   $0.59)
• Graphic 45, Christmas Past, Holiday Spirit     ( G45-P-0239   $0.99)
• Fancy Pants Design, Road Show, Vintage Stripes double-sided paper     ( FP-P-161   $0.89)
• Embellishments
• Button Bonanza, Vintage Rose     ( BTN-vinrose   $6.99)
• Bazzill 3" Tulle, White     ( BAZ-TUL-White   $0.59/yard)
• Suze W Glitz, Ruby Slippers     ( Ran-Stsw-ruby   $2.59)
• Liquid Pearls, Petal Pink     ( RAN-LP-pink   $2.49)
• May Arts, Velvet Ric Rac, Fuchsia     ( MA-WR-22   $0.99/yard)
• Websters Pages, Whimsy Resin Hearts, 6 colors     ( WEB-RES-Hrt-Mix   $2.99/6 pieces)
• Tattered Angels, 2 oz. Candy Apple Red     ( TAT-candyapple   $6.95)
• Maya Road, Keychain Chipboard, Love     ( MR-KC-love   $0.99)
• 5/8” organza ribbon of choice
• Tools
• The Scor-Pal     ( Scor-pal   $39.99)
• Tim Holtz- Non-Stick Micro Serrated scissors     ( TON-sci-serrated   $11.95)
• Adhesives
• Double Sided Tape Roll 1/4"     ( MIRAC-1/4   $5.75)
• 3D Micro Circle Foam Dots     ( BC-foam-minicir   $2.99)

Instructions

• Cut black cardstock 5 ½” x 8 ½”. Score with Scor-Pal at 4 ¼”. Set aside


• Cut 4 1/8” x 5 3/8” patterned paper, adhere to card front.


• Cut 4” x 5 ¼” striped paper. Add ribbon and trim to patterned paper. Adhere to card front


• Spray chipboard heart with glimmer mist. Let dry. Adhere to card front. Adhere buttons to chipboard heart


• 3 2x2 squares of white tulle. Layer together and tie in center with thread. Adhere to card front.


• Finish card with glitter glue, liquid pearls and resin heart.
  
  
  

Using embellishments as focal points rather than accessories can really ramp up the wow factor. Try your hand at using buttons for a project spotlight. Thanks so much for stopping by today and sharing a little bit of the Button love.

Toodles!
Erika

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Magenta Heart Card

by Sharon Jeffs

Magenta Heart Card

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Bazzill Bling, Birthstone, July     ( BAZ-BL-206   $0.69)
• Bazzill, Smooth White     ( BAZ-10-1005   $0.59)
• Stamps
• Magenta Cling Stamp, Flourishing Heart and Butterfly     ( MAG-RS-40345-N   $9.29)
• Inks and Embossing Powders
• Adirondack Ink Pad, Pitch Black     ( RAN-ADP-Pitch   $4.99)
• Embellishments
• Websters Pages, Wonderfall, Count your Blessings     ( WEB-1756   $0.89)
• Smooch Illuminate, Pearlized Top Coat     ( CLE-SM-illuminate   $4.99)
• Prima Tres Jolie, Dawn     ( PRI-TJ-539641   $4.99)
• Prima Monach Centers, Diamond     ( PRI-CEN-536169   $2.99)
• Distress Stickles, Rock Candy     ( RAN-Stth-rock   $2.59)
• Tools
• Copic Ciao Markers     ( Assorted   $3.95 ea) ,I used BV00; E57; R37; V15; YG63; 0; Y06 and YR20
• EK Success Circle Punch     ( PSP-02   $4.59)
• Adhesives
• 3D Square Foam Dots     ( BC-foam-minisq   $2.99)

Instructions

• Cut a strip that measures 12 inches by 6 inches from the Bazzill bling and fold in half to form the card base.


• Cut out two strips from the websters paper that each measure 5 ¾ inchs by 2 ½ inches.
  Adhere the striped side over the patterned side and tear off excess to reveal a small strip along the right side.
  Adhere to left side of card base.


• From the patterned paper, cut out the shield design and adhere to the centre left of the striped paper.
  
  
  


• Adhere one of the Prima centers to the small panel at the top of the shield design.
  
  
  


• Stamp out the Heart image twice and heat set to make the images ready to colour.
  
  
  


• Colour in the butterfly only on the first image.
  I used R37 and Y06 to colour mine then added E57 to the butterfly’s body.


• Cut out the butterfly and put aside briefly.
  
  
  


• Colour in the background elements of the second stamped image, leaving the butterfly bare.
  I used BV00 and V15 to colour the flower; Y06 and YG63 to colour the stems and leaves then YR20 and 0 to ink the edges of the heart.


• Cut out the heart design.
  
  
  


• Adhere the coloured butterfly over the uncoloured one used 3D foam dots under the wings and adhesive on the body.
  
  
  


• Punch out circles from the centre coloured area of the patterned paper.
  Adhere these around the edges of the heart so that they poke out to give a scalloped edge.
  
  
  


• Adhere the heart to the front of the card using 3D foam tape to lift it up.
  Place the heart centrally over the striped pattern paper edge.
  
  
  


• Flex the Prima stem lightly until it is moulded to fit around the base of the heart and along the right side without hiding the butterfly.
  You may find you need to move some of the leaves slightly.
  
  
  


• Add a coating of the Distress Stickles to the surface of the butterfly and brush on a small amount of the Smooch to the flower centres.
  
  
  

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Monochromatic Birthday Card

by Anne Harada

Monochromatic Birthday Card

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Bazzill Single Color Cardstock
• Almond Cream     ( BAZ-8-815   $0.59/sheet), cut to 11 x 4-1/4”, fold in half. Second piece cut to 3 x 4-1/2”
• Maltball     ( BAZ-9-985   $0.59/sheet), cut to 3-1/4 x 4-3/4”. Second scrap piece for die cut.
• White CS cut to 3-1/8 x 4-5/8”. Second scrap piece for die cut.
• Stamps
• Penny Black Wood-Mounted “Letters & Flowers”     ( PNY-WRS-4035K   $11.59)
• Inkadinkado Mini Stamps: “Expressions”     ( INK-CSS-96614   $4.99)
• Inks and Embossing Powders
• Versafine Onyx Black     ( TSU-VFP-Blk   $8.99)
• Colorbox Fluid Chalk Cat’s Eye Ink Pads, Dark Brown     ( CLE-FCC-Dkbrwn   $1.95)
• Ranger Adirondack Acrylic Paint Daubers, White     ( RAN-PD-white   $3.50)
• Embellishments
• 1.5" Solid Silk Ribbon, “Taupe”     ( MA-SK5-35   $1.49/yard)
• Misc. decorative straight pins (optional)
• Tools
• Nestibilities Petite Ovals,
• Small straight     ( WIZ-D-S4140   $24.99)
• Small scalloped     ( WIZ-D-S4141   $24.99)
• Inkssentials White Pen     ( RAN-Pen-White   $2.99)

Instructions

• Daub white acrylic paint on one side of the Almond Crème panel as shown in photo. Heat set to dry.
  
  


• Stamp the floral image with black ink onto the Almond Crème panel, over the white paint.


• Layer the Maltball panel, white panel and stamped Almond Crème panel together.


• Wrap ribbon around bottom of layered panel and tie bow.


• Adhere stamped panel to card base at an angle.


• From white cardstock, die cut an oval. Stamp greeting onto oval using Dark Brown ink.


• Die cut a scalloped oval from scrap Maltball cardstock.


• Adhere the greeting to the scalloped oval and use white gel pen to add dotted accents.


• Attach finished oval to card as shown in sample.
  
  
  

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Love Birds

by Kris Hankins


Valentine’s Day is such a special day for you and your “love bird”. Enjoy your day.

Love Birds

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Bo Bunny Crush Collection, “Romeo”     ( BBP-P-03334   $0.89)
• Bo Bunny Crush Collection, “Sugar”     ( BBP-P-03337   $0.89)
• Bazzill Bubblegum Cardstock     ( BAZ-1-112   $0.59)
• White vellum scrap
• White cardstock of choice - made into a 4.25”x5.5” card base
• Stamps
• Sentiment stamp of choice
• Ink Pads and Markers
• Clearsnap Fluid Chalk Ink Cat’s Eye, Rouge     ( CLE-FCC-Rouge   $1.95)
• Copic Marker, Shock Pink     ( COP-M-RV04   $3.95)
• Embellishments
• Ribbon, Stitched Circles, Fushsia/White     ( MA-BT-14   $0.39/yard), 8"
• Dew Drops, Clear, Small     ( ROB-DDS-clearsm   $3.99)
• Heart Stickers of choice (optional)
• Tools
• Sizzix Bigz by Tim Holtz, Caged Bird     ( SIZ-DBigz-656634   $19.99)
• Stipple Brush #8     (   STIPPLE-8   $3.49)
• Adhesives
• EkSuccess 3D Dots     ( EK-SPAF/PS   $1.99)

Instructions

• Cut a 4” x 5.25” layer from the Bo Bunny “Romeo” cardstock.
  Attach this to front of white card base.
  Also, cut a narrow strip of the word “love” from the Bo Bunny “Sugar” cardstock.
  
  
  


• Using the Sizzix Bigz Caged Bird die, cut a birdcage from the Bazzill “Bubblegum” cardstock.
  Stipple/darken the birdcage edges with Rouge fluid chalk ink.


• Using the reverse side of the “Romeo”cardstock (love birds), glue a piece to the back of the bird cage.
  Trim any excess paper from around bird cage.
  
  
  


• Instead of hanging beads or jewels from the birdcage, I chose to cover the holes with dew drops.
  I wanted pink dew drops, but only had clear.
  I easily colored the clear dew drops with a Copic marker.
  Glue the “pink” dew drops to the bird cage.


• On a piece of scrap white cardstock, stamp your choice of sentiment/word using Rouge fluid chalk ink.
  I stamped the word “forever”.


• Cut a strip of white vellum scrap (or coordinating paper), approx. 3/4” x 5”.


• Adhere the vellum strip and strip of “love” words across the bottom of card.
  Add the birdcage to the front of card using 3D foam dots.


• Tie a small bow from your narrow ribbon and glue to top of birdcage.
  Attach word/sentiment.


• On my card, I added tiny dimensional heart stickers to the birdcage – over each heart that was printed on paper.
  This step is optional.

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Delicate Fan Card

by Lis Whiting

Delicate Fan Card

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Bazzill, Posie Pink     ( BAZ-1-110   ), 5 1/2" x 8 1/2", and about 5 1/2” x 4 1/4”
• Basic Grey Nook and Pantry, 6"x6" pad     ( BG-6x6-NOOK   $5.99), 5 1/4” x 4”
• Best Creation Bella Journal, Lemon Grass Glittered Paper     ( BC-P-462   $1.29), scrap for scallop
• 5" French Lace paper doily     ( FRA-DS5-20   $1.49/20)
• 5" Gold paper doily
• Embellishments
• Kaiser Craft Pearls, Champagne     ( KAI-PRL-714   $1.99)
• Prima Sugarplum Roses, Eggplant     ( PRI-ROS3-543723   $3.99)
• Ivory Ribbon, ¼” wide, about 12”
• Tools
• Fiskars Paper Trimmer     ( FIK-trim-12port   $20.99)
• Marvy Giga Scalloped Circle Punch, 3"     ( MAR-Gog-ScCir   $23.99)
• Marvy Extra Jumbo Circle Punch, 1 1/2"     ( MAR-EJ-Cir   $11.99)
• Nankong Mega Punch, Feather     ( NAN-Meg-Feath   Reg. $14.99 Clearance: $7.99)

Instructions

• Fold the large piece of Posie Pink cardstock in half to form card base.
  The card opens on the right.
  Set aside.


• To make the fan:
• Cut each paper doily in quarters.
  You will only need one quarter of each of the gold and white doilies for this card.


• Punch out a scallop circle using the marvy punch.
  Cut the scallop circle in quarters.
  You will need only one quarter of the scalloped circle.


• Place your gold piece on your work surface.


• Lay the white piece of doily on top of the gold but slightly lower so that you can see the top of the gold doily.


• Place the green patterned paper scallop onto the white doily so that you can also see the top of the white doily.
  All three pieces should be layered on top of one another.


• Using a ruler and an Xacto blade, trim the side edges of your layered papers to form a wedge, like a slice of pie.
  Do not trim the tops of the doilies, only the sides.


• Once you are happy with the look, carefully glue all the pieces together (I used a glue dot between each layer).


• Punch out a regulare circle and a feather from the Posie Pink cardstock.


• Place your “fan” onto the large green patterned paper (5 ¼” x 4”).
  The bottom should point toward the lower right of the paper.


• When you are happy with the position of the fan, add the Posie Pink circle underneath and glue everything to the green patterned paper.


• Make a bow with your ribbon and attach it to the card just over the bottom of your “fan”.
  Fold the tails behind the green patterned paper and secure them with tape.


• Attach the green patterned paper to the front of the card base.


• Use glue dots to add the punched out feather to the card,just below the bow.


• Add the paper rose to the center of the fan.


• Add ivory pearls to the fan and the feather.
  
  
  

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Questions for our readers...

Hello,

Our first year with the frantic stamper design team is soon coming to a close. We would like to hear from you, our readers, about what you liked and didn't like about the year.

Please answer the following few questions for us, and then add your comments.

          Did you like the variety of projects on the blog?

          Were there projects that you tried to replicate? If so, were the instructions adequate for your efforts?

          Did you ever use one of the links provided in the materials sections to visit FranticStamper? If yes, did you buy anything on your visit?

          Did you ever leave a comment on the blog before today?

          Is there something we did that you would like to see more of? Less of?

          We are likely to have to cut the frequency of our posts (budgets all over have been hit by the recession). Will you still read us?


Thanks for your reply! It will help us a great deal in going forward with the design team.

Kathy Berger, FranticStamper Design Team Facilitator

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Double Fold out CD Album

by Kathy Berger

Double Fold-out CD Folder Album

This album was inspired by a project by Patty Bennet. I found my own way to make it, though, and found it a little easier than with her measurements and instructions. I hope you will give this version a try. Warning... this is not a quick project, but it isn't really difficult, either; just somewhat time consuming. The recipient of this album will be sure to appreciate your effort, though, since it is such a beauty!

Materials

• Paper and Cardstock
• Bazzill 12"x12" Cardstock, Heather     ( BAZ-6-624   $0.59), 3 sheets
• Little Yellow Bicycle, Clothesline 12"x12" Cardstock, Cornflower/Cornflower Ledger     ( LYB-P-CL109   $0.79), 2 sheets
• Coordinated patterned 12"x12" cardstock (I used double-sided cardstock by Creative Imaginations, not currently available), 3 sheets
• #5 Manila Shipping Tags, 4-3/4" x 2-3/8",24/package     FRA-TAG-L24M   $2.99), 8 tags
• CD Media folders, 4
• Stamps
• Penny Black clear stamps, Allegro     ( PNY-CS-30033   $14.99)
• Prima clear stamps, Vintage Script     ( PRI-CSM-536251   $5.99)
• Stampendous Clear Stamps, Hot Rocketz     ( STM-SSC-1030   $14.99)
• Inks and Embossing Powders
• Distress Ink Pad, Dusty Concord     ( RAN-DP-concord   $5.00)
• Embellishments
• K&Co Cottage Garden dimensional stickers (not available, substitute floral dimensional stickers of choice)
• Medium Eyelets, Vanilla     (Not available, substitute Gold     AMC-EYE-gold   $1.99), 8 eyelets
• Organza Ribbon, 1/4", white     ( CR-ORG4-Wht   $0.30/yard), about 2 yards
• Tools
• Spellbinders Nestabilities Die Labels #1     ( WIZ-D-S4161   $24.99)
• Provo Craft Cuttlebug Machine     ( Pro-cuttlebug   $89.00)
• The Scor-Pal     ( Scor-pal   $39.99)
• Fiskars 12" Deluxe Portable Paper Trimmer     ( FIK-trim-12deluxe   $25.99)
• Original PINK Crop-A-Dile     ( WRM-CAD-pink   $24.99)
• 3" round Hydra Sponge     ( yellow sponge   $0.55)
• Adhesives
• Wonder Tape, 1/4"     ( Suz-tape1/4   $3.55)
• Foam dots or tape
• Glue stick
• Other
• 8 Birthday sayings, typed and printed. (The ones I used are available here .)

Instructions

• Cut and score two of the pieces of 12"x12" Bazzill cardstock as follows (number them on their wrong side as follows:
• 5 1/4" x 12", scored in landscape orientation at 3/4", 6", and 11 1/4" (back and inside cover)
• 5 1/4" x 12", scored in landscape orientation at 3/8", 3/4", 6", 11 1/4", and 11 5/8" (insert)
• 5 1/4" x 11 1/4", scored in landscape orientation at 3/4" and 6" (front cover)
• Two pieces, each 5 1/4" square (insides of back and inside covers)
• 5 1/4" x 3/4" (this is the size of the scrap left after cutting the third piece, and will be used to cover the inside of the left spine)
     


• With the wrong side up, valley fold the first and third pieces.
  The third piece will form the front cover; the first will form the rear and inside covers.
  
  
  


• With glue stick or other adhesive, glue the right-most panel of the third piece to the middle panel of the same piece, reinforcing the panel.
  
  
  


• Place strong tape along the inside of the 3/4" panel of the third piece.
  Affix the 3/4" panel to the outside of the left-most 3/4" panel of the first piece, forming the cover.
  
  
  


• With the right side up on the second piece, Valley fold the first, second, fourth and fifth scores (the ones on the edges).
  Mountain fold the score in the center.
  
  
  


• Turning the second piece over so the wrong side is up, place glue on the middle two panels, and adhere them to each other.
  This will be the central insert, dividing the two fold out CD panels.


• Apply strong adhesive tape to the wrong sides of each of the four 3/8" wide panels at the end of the central insert.
  Carefully insert into the 3/4" panel of the cover (not the one that was formed by putting the two front pieces together, but the one that is in the first piece).
  Be sure that the folds in the insert align with the folds in the cover.
  
  
  


• Glue the two 5 1/4" square panels to the right-most and center panels of the cover, right side up, reinforcing each panel.
  Glue the 3/4" x 5 1/4" panel over the left 3/4" panel so that both the inside and outside of the cover has the right-side of the cardstock showing.
  
  
  


• The cover is completed; set aside.
  
  
  


• Fold each of the 4 CD folders so that the CD holders are to the inside, and inside pockets are all facing up.
  


• Glue two of the folders together so that they form a "Z".
  
  
  Repeat with the other two folders.


• Using the strong tape, glue the accordion CD units to the right-most and center panels of the cover, with the insert panel between them.
  
  
  


• Cut the patterned papers into 5"x5" pieces, reserving scraps for the tags, if desired. You will need 10 of the squares.


• Cover each of the exposed CD panels with the patterned paper, mixing the papers as desired.
  
• To cover the panels with the circular punchout, first insert the paper into the holder (right side up), and mark the punchout with a pencil or disappearing ink pen.
  Remove the paper from the holder, and use the 3/4" circle punch to punch the marked partial circle.
  
  
  Glue the panel into place.


• To cover the panels with the cut slot, first insert the paper into the holder (right side up), mark the edge of the slot with a pencil or disappearing ink pen.
  
  
  Remove the paper from the holder, and carefully cut along the drawn line.
  Glue each of the two pieces into place.


• Attach a 24" piece of ribbon to the outside of the front cover, so that the ribbon will be able to extend around the album and be tied into a bow to the right side of the front of the cover.


• Using a portion of the 3rd piece of Bazzill, die cut the largest of the labels 1 dies.
  Sponge around the piece with the dusty concord ink.
  Attach it to the front cover, over the ribbon, using foam dots or foam tape.


• Decorate the label panel with the dimensional stickers as desired.
  


• Cut a small tag out of the Bazzil Scraps.
  Stamp the "Happy Birthday" from the on it with the concord ink.
  Punch a small hole in the tag using the Crop-a-Dile.
  Attach a small piece of ribbon through the hole.
  Attach the tag to the dimensional stickers decoration on the front panel.
  
  
  


• The album is completed. Set aside.


• Cover the front of eight tags with the patterned paper or Bazzill paper as desired.
  


• Recreating the hole in the tag, punch a hole through the cover paper with the Crop-a-Dile.
  Attach an eyelet through the hole.
  Tie a length of ribbon through the eyelet.


• Randomly stamp the tags with the iris stamp or with the script stamp as desired.


• Tear around the birthday sayings.
  Glue a saying to the front of each tag.
  Lightly sponge ink around the edges of the sayings.


• Embellish the tags with dimensional stickers as desired.
  
  
  


• Place a tag in each of the eight pockets in the CD Album.
  Tie the album closed.

Here are some more photos of the various pages of the album, with their tags inside.




I hope you have enjoyed this project and will give it a try. It is really worth the effort!

Smiles,
Kathy

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