I love to stamp and love to teach others how easy it really is. I am married to a wonderful man and we have 2 precious little girls along with 2 cats, 2 guinea pigs and 3 dogs. I work full time so I tend to stamp and make videos in the middle of the night when the house is quiet :-) I am not a Stampin Up demo but most of what I use is from Stampin Up as I love their products and their service!
Feel free to use the ideas and templates on my site, a link back to my site if you do would be wonderful :-)
Wow, it has been quite the week. We have had both our vehicles break down...our youngest fell out the little zipper door of the trampoline (it's never usually open...she was OK thankfully) and our older daughter fainted which was a really scary experience (I took her to emergency but they couldn't find anything wrong with her so they said just to monitor her).
The good news is that we all seem to be over the cold/flu for now and the weather has been just beautiful :-)
Today's video is on how to make glass ornaments by stamping or using a picture for the inside of the ornament. I made the one with the picture a few years ago for everyone in our family...kind of a neat Christmas keepsake gift to give others. Watch the video and try it out if you haven't made one before.
I also just want to thank those of you who have emailed for the nice comments you have made about my site. It's really nice to hear from you and nice to be getting to know some of you better! I also thank you for emailing cards that you have made from watching some of the videos...I hope to create a gallery soon and add your cards to the gallery. Also if anyone has any questions or corrections that you notice that need to be made or just to say hi, you can email me or leave a comment in the comment section at the bottom of the post.
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Thank you for this tutorial, I love these. If I may suggest, to make them more valuable, on the back of the pic add person's name and date of picture, if kids, then their age as well. Then they can become heirlooms passed down through the family without future generations wondering who or when the picture was taken. Would also be wonderful for putting a picture of someone's first home, first car, etc. My mojo is in full motion now with possibilities!
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What an awesome tutorial! Makes a cute (and easy) MIL gift! ;D
Posted by: Melissa (SCS: stampin_melissa) | November 16, 2008 at 02:39 PM
Thank you for this tutorial, I love these. If I may suggest, to make them more valuable, on the back of the pic add person's name and date of picture, if kids, then their age as well. Then they can become heirlooms passed down through the family without future generations wondering who or when the picture was taken. Would also be wonderful for putting a picture of someone's first home, first car, etc. My mojo is in full motion now with possibilities!
Posted by: Linda RoseKain | January 17, 2012 at 03:59 PM