Stampin' Sweet

December Bonus Project for Craft Project Central Bonus projects can be obtained by subscribing to two or more months in a row, putting the Craft Project Central badge on their blog, or by referring a friend and when they subscribe, letting us know.  Please remember to post the requirements for qualifying for the bonus project when posting this project to your blog. If you've got a new baby in the family, or a friend has had a baby, then you really should make this mini scrapbook for them. This mini scrapbook is a great little keepsake for the baby's first year. There is room for a picture of the baby for each of its first twelve months, along with two pockets to put little keepsakes in. This scrapbook shows a new way to use the Project Life Baby Girl Card Collection and Hello Baby Accessory Pack. It also features the Hello Baby Stamp Set. It can be customized for a baby boy by using the Project Life Baby Boy Card Collection instead. This would also make a great Proje

Ahh yes, it is time to say goodbye to a Season of Giving. What a wonderful year of Paper Pumpkin creations. I am so happy you stop by to visit. I enjoy the ideas you share at the My Pumpkin Challenge . The Paper Pumpkin kits get better and better each month. I cannot wait to see what is in store for next year. For now, you can still share your Season of Giving creations over at the My Pumpkin Challenge. Thank you for sharing your creativity! Thanks for stopping by. Be sure to visit next week for a whole new Challenge!

for Craft Project Central Do you love to sew and to do paper crafts?  If so, then this is the project for you!  In this project you’ll sew a gift box and some great cards to go in it!  Give the set as a gift (tag instructions included too!), to a crafty friend who will appreciate the time and creativity that you’ve put into this fun gift! This lovely project was created by Michelle Wecksler . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Michelle a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central It’s 10 a.m. on a snow day. The snow is piling up outside and doesn’t look like it’s going to stop, and then you hear those three dreaded words – “Mom, I’m bored.” Keep your children entertained with this Snow Day Fun set. Use the Stampin’ Up! Snow Place bundle to create mix and match elements that will cling to the scenic background board. It’s simple enough for older children to create for younger siblings or neighbors, and smaller children will enjoy mixing the pieces to create cute snow scenes. Best of all, it’s durable enough to stand up to hours of use by tiny fingers. If you don’t have children, you can create this project for a friend who does and make a young child’s day. Instructions for a storage/gift box and a coordinating card are included. This would make a fun class for moms so they’ll be ready for that first snow day! This creative project was created by Buffy Cooper . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subs

Christmas is just days away and I am still working on last minute projects! If you know me, my middle name should have been Procrastinatoria, or something like that. I think I work well under pressure. Thank goodness for my Paper Pumpkin kit though, it comes in handy for quick and easy cards. This week, I cut out a window to have the mistletoe hanging down for a fun alternative to this kit. I hope your Holidays have been fun and full of grand memories, that is what it is all about! Don't forget to share your Paper Pumpkin creations over at the My Pumpkin Challenge . Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central This project includes two cards and two gift packaging ideas that are quick and easy…and no bones about it…they’re super cute, too!  The No Bones About It Stamp Set is featured and provides the dinosaur theme for each project…and Schoolhouse Designer Series Paper provides fresh, fun colors and patterns.  Those colors and patterns also bring the versatility that allows you to create for either the special little boy or girl in your life!  For a final finishing touch the matching envelopes are a cinch using the Envelope Punch Board. This fun project was created by Sue Plote . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Sue a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central Everyone needs some pretty colors and flowers to get them through the cold winters, and this card set would definitely cheer them up! The cards are stored in a cute little handbag with pretty Antique Brads on the handles. The handbag can hold eight cards and envelopes. This tutorial includes two card designs made with the Remarkable You Stamp Set, and four of each design can be made to fill up the handbag. This would make a perfect gift, and a great class project. This sweet project was created by Christy Fulk . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Christy a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central Have you ever wanted to try your hand at watercoloring but thought you couldn’t do it?  Here is your chance to give it a try using the masculine set The Wilderness Awaits and an Aqua Painter. The step-by-step instructions will show you how to make a wonderful set of four masculine cards with envelopes that fit right in the box that showcases your water colored creations that you can give away as a gift or keep for yourself. This lovely project was created by Sara Hoogendoorn . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Sara a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

I cannot believe there are only 9 days until Christmas. I need to finish my shopping. I also still need to address and send my Christmas cards. Thanks to my Paper Pumpkin kit, I have some cards ready to go! The November kit was so lovely and festive. Plus, I have seen so many wonderful alternatives. I hope you will share your creations over at the My Pumpkin Challenge . The Design Team has shared some beautiful cards this week. Be sure to take a peek! I hope you have your ducks in a line this Holiday season. I hope to catch up this weekend. Thanks for stopping by.

I am happy to share the project I created this month for Craft Project Central ! This gift set is a mini spa day packaged in a coordinated kit. This set includes a nail file holder, a nail polish caddy, and chocolates that all fit inside a unique gift bag. There is also a matching gift card holder to add a little something extra. This spa day kit is perfect for that special person who deserves an indulgent gift. There is also a bonus recipe for a sugar scrub to add as an optional gift! To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. Do you enjoy creating new projects or do you need ideas for your classes? Then Craft Project Central is perfect for you! Be sure to check it out. Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central Need a fantastic, useful, and attractive gift for someone special?  You will enjoy making this project, and the recipient will cherish it!  Create six pockets to hold an assortment of cards, a box to hold the pockets, and this tutorial also includes instructions for six assorted—coordinating—greeting cards to start filling the pockets.  Once you give this box of cards to a special someone, don’t forget to replenish the cards throughout the year on holidays, special occasions, or just because.  This ensemble would be great for a stamp camp. This lovely project was created by Regina Andari . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Regina a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Paper Pumpkin to the rescue! Do you need some holiday cards? Grab your latest Paper Pumpkin and get creating. The November kit was a festive kit. After you make the cards, use the stamps and any leftovers to make more cards and gift tags. Do you need some ideas? Be sure to head over to the My Pumpkin Challenge . The Design Team has you covered with ways to change up your kit. Don't forget to share those lovelies with us! Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central This sweet and sparkly little gift set is sure to please! Learn how to quickly, and elegantly, turn a battery-operated tea light into an everlasting décor piece. Then you’ll learn how to make the coordinating gift box that is the perfect custom size to fit the three tea lights. And the simple, but sweet card will make this the perfect hostess gift for those holiday drop-ins! This beautiful project was created by Julie Beltramo . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Julie a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central Punch art is a fun way to create images that you may not have stamps for, as well a great way to get extra mileage out of your punches. In this project we will create punch art images for Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and New Year’s Eve. Each of these images is part of a cute tag, and all of the tags fit nicely in a decorative box. Includes a matching card for gift giving. These fun punch art designs are great for a club or a class, or just a fun winter afternoon of crafting. This fun project was created by Yapha Mason . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Yapha a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

for Craft Project Central   Are you looking for a thoughtful gift for a special person this Christmas or for an upcoming birthday? This 2016 Calendar/ Keepsake Book Gift Set is a wonderful choice! This calendar will not only look beautiful sitting on a desk or counter, but it will also turn into a keepsake book at the end of the year. There is space to write down goals for the New Year, record special memories and each month has a place for a treasured photo. The calendar and custom pen fit nicely inside the gorgeous gift box that doubles as storage when the year is done. And don’t forget to add the matching card! This lovely card is the perfect way to let your recipient know that you are thinking of them. This beautiful project was created by Julie Warnick . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the December projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Julie a comment on her project! Thanks for s

Hello, it's me......when I typed those words, I totally sang the new Adele song in my head. haha. I am sure you have all heard it as it is kind of addicting. It is now stuck in my head. If you have not heard it, check it out here . Have you had a chance to play with your Paper Pumpkin kits? We would love to see what you are creating. Share those lovelies at the My Pumpkin Challenge . It is a great place to go for inspiration and fresh ideas. We are finishing up the November Challenge , but we will be back next month with a new Challenge. Thank you for visiting me! I hope you have a great Thanksgiving!

This month's theme, Share a Caring Thought, has got me thinking. It has reminded me I can share a caring thought with a card and a note, but I can also do it with a smile and kind words. Sometimes that is all it takes to brighten someone's day. I try to remind my kids to be nice and show compassion. I hope those values stick with them forever. I think with all the sadness and anger in the news lately, our November theme is a positive reminder! I can't wait to use this cute 3x3 card! I have some thanks to give. Did you get creative with your Paper Pumpkin kit? If so, please share your creations with us at the My Pumpkin Challenge . I just received the latest kit and I can't wait to start playing! Thanks for stopping by!

I know everyone loves their Envelope Punch Board so I thought I would share this video Stampin' Up! has made for a fun technique. Enjoy!

It is November and that means we start a new challenge over at the My Pumpkin Challenge ! The theme this month is Share a Caring Thought ! That is easy to do with our Paper Pumpkin kits. The October kit is so lovely. Isn't that paper gorgeous? I liked the water color look of the paper so I wanted it to stand out. If you need some ideas or want to share your creations please head over to the My Pumpkin Challenge . Don't forget, you can see what the Design Team has created AND what others have been making too. There are so many wonderful ideas! Thanks for stopping by.

It’s time to get ready for Christmas! This project would make a wonderful gift, and anyone would love to receive it. While you’re at it, make one for yourself, too. The tutorial includes a decorated box with a window, and has five compartments to hold 20 tags and a Christmas ornament. It also includes four different tag designs, and five are made of each. It includes a little Christmas ornament, too. The project features the Snow Place and Embellished Ornament Stamp Sets, along with their coordinating dies. This festive project was created by Christy Fulk . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Christy a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

October is coming to an end and so is the Sweet Harvest theme over at the My Pumpkin Challenge . We shared so many sweet ideas this month. You still have a chance to share your creations too! We love to see what everyone makes with their Paper Pumpkin kits. I made mini candy wrapper boxes using the envelope punch board. I stamped the witches hat and candy images from the September kits on Whisper White Cardstock to make my own Designer Series Paper! They were fun and easy to make. They make the perfect little treat box this Halloween. Thanks for stopping by. Next week we will start a whole new challenge!

I am happy to share the project I created this month for Craft Project Central ! This festive set includes a trio of lit Christmas dioramas, a box full of assorted gift tags and a set of matching cards. This compilation is the perfect way to start the Holidays. The dioramas make a joyous centerpiece when used together or make lovely individual ornaments. The gifts tags make gift giving a breeze. This set makes the perfect gift for your neighbor, teachers and friends. Of course, be sure to make an extra to keep for yourself! To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. Do you enjoy creating new projects or do you need ideas for your classes? Then Craft Project Central is perfect for you! Be sure to check it out. Thanks for stopping by!

Fall is finally here and Christmas is just around the corner! What better way to celebrate the changing seasons than with this Fall/Christmas Mantle Décor Ensemble! The accordion style banner sits beautifully on a mantle or shelf to welcome fall into your home. Perfectly coordinated votive candles with tiny, dangling autumn leaves border the banner on either side. And can you guess the best part? Just flip the banner around and switch the dangling leaves on the candles for trees and stars and you are ready for Christmas! The banner folds up and fits nicely between the two candles inside the custom gift box. The gift box is also a great way to store the décor each year when not in use. Two matching greeting cards top off this festive ensemble. This cheerful project was created by Julie Warnick . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Julie a comm

With Fall and Winter coming, you know that the cold season will be in full swing! How about making a little Get Well Kit to make a friend’s illness a tiny bit better to get thru? This kit comes with a tissue holder, a chapstick holder, tea bag holder, a can of soup and a notecard with matching envelope all in a container that you can carry! Guaranteed to cure and put a smile on their faces! This beautiful project was created by Cindy Schuster . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Cindy a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

I love the adorable treat bags you can make with the last Paper Pumpkin kit. I know sometimes it is nice to change it up though. That is what the My Pumpkin Challenge is all about! The Design Team creates lovely alternatives and shares them for inspiration. Not only does the Design Team share but it gives everyone a chance to share their creations. I hope you will share your ideas. I know I am always looking for new ways to play with our kits. Be sure to link up your photos today. This week I made some fun packaging for your Thanksgiving table setting. I used all items from the September kit for this silverware setting. You can also personalize the tag with a name as well! Be sure to head over to the My Pumpkin Challenge for more ideas. Thanks for stopping by!

Have you ever wondered if there was more you could do with the Fry Box Bigz L Die and the Big Shot than just make little boxes?  Yes you can!  In this Fry Box Mini Book Set Tutorial you will learn how to use your Fry Box Bigz L die to make a mini book that you can use for recording everything you are grateful for this Thanksgiving.  We will make the mini book and a holder for the book.  You will also learn how to make a wonderful 3-D flower using your Scallop Circle punches.  Let’s have some fun! This lovely project was created by Michelle Wecksler . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Monika a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Make this cool greeting card set for your hubby or a male friend, with a stylish backpack box. You will make four different card designs with nautical and classy styles. Make a ‘t-shirt’ and a ‘dress shirt’ card that are easy to reproduce and will please any male recipient. If you have trouble making masculine cards, this set is perfect for you. This great project was created by Monika Davis . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Monika a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

I changed up the Paper Pumpkin kit this week and made a wine tag, Sometimes you need something quick and easy to say thanks with your wine bottle. This Paper Pumpkin kit made the perfect gift tag. The only thing I added was a piece of Crumb Cake card stock. So instead of just handing your recipient the wine bottle, you will have a lovely note to accompany it! What have you been making with your Paper Pumpkin kits? Be sure to share your creations with us over at the Paper Pumpkin Challenge ! Thanks for stopping by!

You will be amazed at how quick and simple it is to make this cottage-style box with its stone-like exterior—a technique that you are sure to use again and again. The assortment of greeting cards feature the Hearth & Home Thinlits dies, and two of the cards are styled for Christmas but could easily be made for winter events and occasions.  You will definitely appreciate the many design and embellishment ideas featured from beginning to end in this tutorial, and don’t be surprised if you find a use/need for cottage boxes in several rooms of your house.  This ensemble would be great for a stamp camp or class project. This lovely project was created by Regina Andari . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Regina a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

The holidays are fast approaching! Have you ever found yourself needing one more card, last minute gift, small treat, or party favor?  In this tutorial, you’ll learn alternative ways to use the Stampin’ Up! Fry Box Bigz L Die to make a mini treat box that’s perfect for overnight guests’ “pillow gifts,” table favors, or hostess gifts for workshops, and a larger file box that holds note cards. This box is a perfect way to organize your fall and winter cards, and it also makes a thoughtful gift. Instructions for the cards are included in the tutorial. This would make a great class project as well! This creative project was created by Buffy Cooper . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Buffy a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Get ready to give Thanks every day during the month of November by creating this project in October!! You will make thirty cards that you can send out, one for each day of the entire month. They are cute and flat for easy mailing! Plus you’ll make an Open-Top Box so that the cards are easy to store and access when you need one. And you’ll learn how to alter a pre-made journal to coordinate with the cards. Use the journal to document, and keep track of those that you are thankful for! Make this for yourself, and make a set to give – what a wonderful gift of thanks to give and also to pay forward to another!! This  project was created by Julie Beltramo . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Julie a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Are you ready for a new theme over at the My Pumpkin Challenge ? How about Sweet Harvest . I would say it fits perfect with the September Paper Pumpkin kit! For my sample, I embossed the leaves and acorn with white embossing powder along the outside like a border, then I sponged Tangelo Twist and Hello Honey over the embossed images. I stamped the tag that was included in the kit and used dimensionals to pop it up in the center. I hope you will share your lovely creations over at the My Pumpkin Challenge . It is so nice to see everyone think outside the box! Thanks for stopping by!

It’s time to decorate for Halloween – a most fun holiday!  This can be a fun time of year for the fun little treats you can leave on your co-workers’ desks or give to your child’s classmates and teachers.  And what better time for a little fun than Halloween!!  :)   This collection encompasses a fabulous Twisted Easel card decoration and Halloween treat gifts perfect for anyone in your life.  This project uses the wonderful new Howl-o-ween Treat Stamp Set, coordinating Boo to You Framelits set, the new Sweet Hauntings Stamp Set, and our fabulous Envelope Punch Board to create some fun goodies. This fun project was created by Wendy Klein . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Wendy a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Preserve your Halloween memories in this fun and festive faBOOlous squash book! Featuring the Happy Haunting Designer Series Paper and some too-cute-to spook Halloween punch art, this squash book is the perfect showcase for your photos. It would also make an excellent product based class, club project, or a fun gift to give with the matching card. Note: Includes instructions for both full sized and smaller sized squash books. And remember, if you don’t celebrate Halloween, this project can easily be adapted to any theme or occasion! This spooktacular project was created by Yapha Mason . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the October projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Yapha a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

September has flown by! What a great month. I hope you enjoyed the theme this month over at the My Pumpkin Challenge . A Touch of Gold was the perfect theme. Were you able to come up with alternatives to the kit? If so, please share your creations with us. We love to see what everyone is making. If you need more ideas, you can see what the Design Team has created this month. Be sure to visit next week when we start a brand new challenge! I just received the latest Paper Pumpkin kit yesterday, I can't wait to open it and come up with some new creations! Thanks for stopping by!

Deck your haunted halls with this canvas that mixes Stampin’ Up! Products with other media to make this lovely ghoulish canvas. Give this has a spooky gift with the matching card. This would make a hauntingly fabulous class project or hostess gift! And remember, if you don’t celebrate Halloween, this project can be adapted to an any occasion gift set! This fun project was created by Amanda Corbet . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Amanda a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

I am happy to share the project I created this month for Craft Project Central ! This nautical themed project includes five cards, five note cards, and five mini cards. All cards come with matching envelopes, and are contained in a coordinating box. The cards are blank, but this set includes assorted messages that can easily be attached to a card as needed. This set is a great gift for husbands, brothers, and sons that enjoy writing letters, but have difficulty finding cards without butterflies, flowers, and pastel chevrons. To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. Do you enjoy creating new projects or do you need ideas for your classes? Then Craft Project Central is perfect for you! Be sure to check it out. Thanks for stopping by!

It’s time for some old fashioned Howl-o-ween Fun!  This project features the Howl-o-ween Treat Stamp Set and the coordinating Boo to You Framelits Dies.  Also highlighted is the Happy Haunting Designer Series Paper…and bit of sparkle from Silver and Black Glimmer Paper!  The project set includes a sweet 3 -1/2” x 5” note card and lined envelope…perfect to send out a few spooky words to a friend or loved one!  There’s also a wand for your little one to wave in casting a spell on a friend or foe…and there’s also two games to keep everyone busy.  First up…there’s Trick or Treat Tic-Tac-Toe!  What will you choose?  The crossbones X or the skull O?  Either way it’ll be hauntingly good fun...and fun that you can take with you using the game packaging made featuring the Envelope Punch Board!  Finally, who doesn’t remember the ball-in-the-hole game?  Super easy to make, there’s nothing ghostly about these little games…they’re just good old fashioned fun! And remember, if you don’t celebrate

Decorate for Halloween with this adorably spooky lantern complete with bats and spider webs. Gift this lovely lantern as a gift with the coordinating card and gift box perfect for packing up a sweet spooky treat! This would make a great class project or hostess gift!  And remember, if you don’t celebrate Halloween, this project can be adapted to an any occasion gift set! This fun project was created by Amanda Corbet . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Amanda a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

For my sample this week, I added some gold accents to the flowers that were included in this kit. I traced one of the flowers on the gold striped paper and also created a strip of fringe for the center as well. I roughed up the edges of the pink flower pieces and assembled with dimensionals. What have you been making with this kit? I hope you will share your creations over at the My Pumpkin Challenge this month. If you need some inspiration be sure to check out what the Design Team has made. Thanks for stopping by!

Get ready for Halloween this year with this array of treats! You’ll make the Trick or Treat Bag plus all the treats that can fit inside - the Candy Bar Pocket, Candy Corn Box, Pumpkin Lollipop Treat and the Nugget Sleeve. Not only will you learn how to make all the treats, but also you’ll learn a lot of new “Tricks” showing the versatility of your Ornate Tag Topper Punch. And the quick 3” x 3” Love Note tops off the ensemble! This fun project was created by Julie Beltramo . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Julie a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

When is a negative a positive? When you use the negative space of a die cut to make a fabulous card! In this project we will make four cards that each use negative space in a different way, as well a great box to hold them. We will combine the Leaflets Framelits with some great fall colors as we welcome autumn. This project would make a lovely gift as well as a class or club project. This fun project was created by Yapha Mason . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Yapha a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Have you ever wondered if there was more you could do with the Gift Bow Bigz L Die and the Big Shot than just make bows?  Well the answer is a resounding YES!  In this Wings and Things Tutorial you will learn a few creative ways to put the Gift Bow Bigz L die to use.  Yes, you can make a bow with it.  But how about feathers for a whimsical chicken home décor wall hanging!  Or a matching chicken eye mask to play dress up with!  Bring your creativity to this Wings and Things Gift Bow Bigz Set and let’s have some fun! This lovely project was created by Michelle Wecksler . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Michelle a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

I see lots of gold this month! Especially from our Paper Pumpkin kits. Thanks for joining us for the September  My Pumpkin Challenge . The theme this month is "A Touch of Gold." This is such a great kit. I am already thinking of the fun things to make with this kit. Gold is such a pretty accent and coordinates with almost everything. We can't wait to see what you create. Be sure to share your Paper Pumpkin alternatives with us. Click here to share your creations this month. Thanks for stopping by!

It’s time to decorate for Fall! This project includes a cute long basket full of pumpkins, and decorated with sunflowers and leaves. It would look great on any end table or bookshelf. Make one as a gift, and make another one for yourself. There’s also a coordinating card that would finish off the gift perfectly. The long basket is made with the Berry Basket Bigz L Die, and the pumpkins are made with the Gift Bow Bigz L Die. The Vintage Leaves Stamp Set and Farmer’s Market Designer Series Paper are also featured. This lovely project was created by Christy Fulk . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the September projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Christy a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!

Butterflies are all the rage right now, and this cards set has a lot of them! The card box has a beautiful shiny butterfly on it, along with a handle for easy carrying. The box easily carries six cards with envelopes. There are three different card designs in the card set. Make two of each, and the box is full! The box and each card design have different butterflies, too. The set features the Watercolor Wings stamp set and Timeless Elegance Designer Series Paper. It also features the Butterfly Thinlits and Bold Butterfly Framelits sets. This would make a great card class. This beautiful project was created by Christy Fulk . This Bonus Projects can be obtained by subscribing to two or more months in a row, putting the Craft Project Central badge on your blog, or by referring a friend! To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the August projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Christy a comment on he

I am happy to share the project I created this month for Craft Project Central ! This bundle is perfect for your next road trip adventure. It includes a keepsake box to hold mini treasures you collect along the way, a journal to jot down notes for documenting your journey, and a mini album for photos of sweet memories. Take this perfectly coordinating bundle on your next road trip. To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the August projects. There are so many wonderful projects. Do you enjoy creating new projects or do you need ideas for your classes? Then Craft Project Central is perfect for you! Be sure to check it out. Thanks for stopping by!

Thanks for joining us for the August Pumpkin Challenge! I had a lot of fun playing with this kit! As you can see above, I made the tag to resemble a tea bag. I think it turned out pretty cute! I hope you will share your creations with us over at the My Pumpkin Challenge ! Next week will will start a brand new Challenge! Thanks for stopping by. It makes me happy to see how we all change up the kits. Keep on creating!

It’s time to do some upcycling!  Let’s turn some water bottles into wearable jewelry!  In this month’s project we are going to create Bohemian bangles and earrings using a plastic water bottle.  We will walk you through the simple steps to make this fun, wearable jewelry and we will also create a pretty gift box to hold the jewelry and a card for gift giving.  That water bottle in your recycle bin is waiting to be transformed!  Let’s get started! This unique project was created by Michelle Wecksler . To see this tutorial, head over to Craft Project Central and subscribe to the August projects. There are so many wonderful projects. If you have a moment, head over and leave Michelle a comment on her project! Thanks for stopping by!