Because there is room, I open up stamp club to non-members for a fee. It's a great way for stampers to check out the club before deciding to join and it's good for people who aren't ready to make a monthly commitment, but do want to attend classes. At the last Saturday club class we had an extra big group, which was lots of fun. Here's one of the cards we made.
Stamp club regular Corothy invited some friends. They turned out to be three generations of stampers. How fun is that! They were all great stampers, including the youngest, Sapphira, who is only 10. She was a natural. Look at the way she modified the card. I love her changes, especially the way she bent the ear forward. She said he's waving "hi" with it. Isn't that cute? And he's chilling, crossing his little feet paws.
At this same class, we made a St. Patrick's Day card. I posted it and a couple of cards by the class members here. They made some clever changes.
I got the idea for the bunny from Tanya Bell's blog. She's another member of the TSSC design team. She used her bunny for a treat holder. It stands alone and has an open box attached to the back.
The next club class coming up. Contact me if you'd like more info.
I got the idea for the bunny from Tanya Bell's blog. She's another member of the TSSC design team. She used her bunny for a treat holder. It stands alone and has an open box attached to the back.
The next club class coming up. Contact me if you'd like more info.
5 comments:
The bunny cards are adorable. I live the changes your young friend made.
Both cards are cute, but I just love that bottom bunny. He's got quite the personality. Great job young lady!
Sue, as always, your cards are adorable. I just LOVE how your young stamper changed the card to suit her--what a smart young lady! I love that his ear is bent - isn't that how most bunnies look? She did a wonderful job using your card as an example for her personal creativity!! I hope she comes back and we can see another of her creations.
What a fun group you had to stamp with. I love it when someone 'makes it their own' with creative changes...that's where creativity begins, when we are young. Thank you for sharing! I just may have to CASe this one : )
I love the attitude of the second bunny! Be sure to tell that 10-year-old stamper that you will be calling in 8 years to sign her up as a Stampin' Up! demonstrator!!!
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