Diecuts Used:

- Blossoms (C00416_23067)

- Butterfly (C02623_1)

- Directional Retro Sign (C00292_21585)

- Vinyl Art (0969)

The stencil I used was cut from my Silhouette SD machine on adhesive vinyl.  It’s the Inspire Swap Chat logo. 

After you adhere the stencil to the mirror you cover it in the etch all cream, leave it for 15 minutes and remove.  The best thing about etch all is it’s reusable. 

I reassembled the mirror and decorated it.  The lettering was cut from my Silhouette SD machine on adhesive vinyl.

It’s amazing how a little time and effort transforms a dollor store mirror.

My stand broke on my Ipod case so instead of paying $15 for a new case I made my own.

I used two binder clips – one Large and one Medium.  Insert the Medium clip into the mouth of the Large clip and you done.

To make a little more fancy add some ribbon.

You can also use it as a cellphone stand.

My superintendent went to purchase me a hard hat and our supplier decided to give me one instead.  It happened to be a HOT PINK hard hat.

So in the creative way I do things….I decorated my hard hat.  I used my Silhouette SD machine to cut out the vinyl decorations.  I love how it turned out.

Before…

After…

I have a few blank spots on the back but I think I made it busy enough.  They will certainly know its me coming.

My in-laws are renovating their kitchen and had some scrap melamine hanging around.  I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to snatch it.  My father in law cut to size for me as well.  They were using it to line the shelves and drawers, so I decided, I would use it for book covers and today I used it for the backing to my 2010 Wall Calendar.

I used Stampin Up’s Pattern Pack II for the background paper.  The calendar and phrase was printed and cut from my Silhouette SD machine. I added primas and rhinestones as embellishments.  Then I added ribbon as the hanger.

Here’s my simple winter card:

Another great sketch from Stamping 411.  I enjoyed putting this Christmas card together.

I love adding different textures with ribbon, embossing, shiny and matte papers.  It gives the card a lot of movement.

Here’s mine:

I am trying out how many different ways I can use the same die cuts…here’s another card using dies from my Silhouette SD machine.

I love these papers from Stampin Up.

I was inspired by Connie at Inkspired Treasures spilt step card.  She gave the layout to make our own.  I used my Silhouette SD machine to make the layout and cut the card for me.  I used other elements from my die cut library to put this Happy Birthday Card together for my 4 yr old’s friend.

I even added a cute paint set for him to use as well.  Kids usually don’t like cards but when you add a toy of some kind they love them.