Sweet Smellin’ Skunk

My niece, Vanessa, made this candle. I think it is super cute and she did a great job!

Supplies Used (CTMH unless noted):

Paper:
Topstitch (retired)

Stamps:
Woodcut Alphabet (retired)

Accessories:
Paper Flowers
Rhinestone
Wiggly Eyes (Dollarama)
Vanilla Candle (Wal-Mart)
Cricut – Create-A-Critter

Jaxon’s Room

Canvas for Jaxon’s Room:

Supplies Used (CTMH, unless noted):

Paper:
Tinkerin’ (retired)

Stamps:
Posterboard Alphabet

Accessories:
Wiggly Eyes (Dollarama)
Dinosaur Stickers (LSS)
Liquid Glass
Cricut-Create-A-Critter

Raichelle’s Room

This is a canvas I made for my niece, Raichelle.
Supplies Used (CTMH, unless noted):
Paper:
More To Adore (retired)
Accessories:
Big Pinks Flowers
Wooden Buttons
Pearls (Wal-Mart)
Wiggly Eyes (Dollarama)
Pink Pom-Pom Ribbon
Cricut – A Child’s Year, Create-A-Critter

Metal Mania

This week’s challenge at Heart 2 Heart is to incorporate something metal into your project. You can see the challenge here.

I must confess that I didn’t actually do this challenge. my eight year-old son, Will J did it. i was so proud of the job he did, that I thought I would share it with my friends on my blog.

Here is what he made:

It is a metal CD tin that he made a treat holder out of!

Supplies Used (CTMH unless noted):

Paper:
Caboodle (retired)

Stamps:
Tiny Typewriter

Accessories:
CD Tin (Daisy D’s)
Cricut (Create A Critter)
Wiggly Eyes (Dollarama)

Waste Not Recipe Swap

I joined a recipe swap and the rules were that you had to use leftovers in the recipe and you had to use two different recyclables (otherwise known as trash) on your recipe card. This is what I came up with:

The only supplies I used was cardstock. I cut the bear, the bowl and the chopsticks out with my Cricut, using the Create-A-Critter cartridge. For recyclables, the plate is actually a soup can lid and the sushi is made out of twist ties. This was a lot of fun.