Disney Drawer Knobs & Lightswitch Plate Cover

As some of you know, I am a huge Disney fan. I wanted to add a little Disney to my daughter's room, but I didnt want to go overboard because her decor is not in primary colors. I decided to alter some drawer knobs. I even made a lightswitch plate cover to match the drawer knobs.

All you need to do this simple project is the rub-ons of your choice, drawer knobs & a lightswitch plate (I got mine at Home Depot for under $5), and some modge podge to seal it. Carefully rub-on the picture of your choice to the knob or plate and then seal it with a few coats of Modge Podge. This was so easy to do & the longest part of the entire project was waiting for the modge podge to dry in between coats.

I hope you enjoyed my quick project =)

Hugs, Loreen

Featured Business on Cyber Mom Biz

I was so excited to learn that I am the featured business on Cyber Mom Biz this week. I absolutely love this useful website as it features businesses owned and operated by moms =)

Hugs,
Loreen

Guest Designer Kim's Inchies

Kim, Wish On A Scrap's guest designer, has been busy making awesome projects with her July Contest Kit. I absolutely love the inchies that she made using the products in the kit. Make sure to check our her blog, Crafting for Sanity, and leave her some happy comments =)

Have a great night,
Loreen

Guest Designer for Wish On A Scrap

As some of you already know, Kim of Crafting for Sanity was the lucky winner of the premiere contest kit offered at Wish On A Scrap. All you have to do is purchase the kit & submit one of your creations using the kit to enter into the contest. It is that easy for an opportunity to win the following month's kit for free! Kim did an amazing job with her kit, showcased her work, and won the July Contest Kit.

I asked Kim if she would be my guest designer for the month of July to show off her new work with the July kit. I was delighted when she agreed =) Kim has been very busy with her kit and has made some really beautiful cards. Kim is super creative and even made an adorable little bag. Check out her stuff:


You can read about all of the thoughts behind her amazing work on her blog, Crafting for Sanity. Thanks again Kim for sharing all of your work with us!

Hugs, Loreen

I was featured on Tip Junkie

for my altered USB holder tin =)

Check it out at Teach Me Thursday.

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Blog Candy Winner

The winner of a $25 gift certificate from my store, Wish On A Scrap is:

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The 7th comment was posted by Debby from http://debbysstuff.blogspot.com Congratulations!! Please contact me for your gift certificate =) This was so much fun! Thank you to everyone who participated.

Hugs,
Loreen

Card Box Holder, Cards, & Envelopes

I created this little set as a thank you gift for a friend. I used the Chloe Marie Daisy D Collection paper & Bazzill bling paper for the holder & cards. I used Georgia Pacific paper from Walmart to make the envelopes.

To make the card box, I followed this awesome tutorial on Dawn's Stamping Thoughts. I really cannot get enough of this woman's blog. Her directions are so easy to follow & she is so creative =)

On my box lid, I used the Fiskar's Treading Water Punch along the edges. These punches sold out of my store so fast, but I should have them back in stock very soon =)

My cards are a little different; I made my cards smaller and they are 4x4. I also used Stampendous Dot Sparklers in Silver to accent the beautiful paper. I wanted these notecards to be useful for just about anything and that is why I did not stamp them with a sentiment.


To make the envelopes, I used my Scor-Pal. My envelopes are made out of paper that measures 5 1/4" x 10". I scored the envelopes at 4" and 8 1/4", and also on both sides at 11 1/2" when the paper is flush to the right side of the board. If your cards are a different size, please refer to Scor-Pal Customizing Your Own Envelopes.

Thank you for visiting. Don't forget to enter my contest for blog candy =) A winner will be announced on July 9th, 2008.

Hugs,