Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Dasher Christmas Card


My friend Isa and I, got together recently to design a Christmas Card using the 'Dasher' Stamp Set, featuring Night of Navy & Tempting Turquoise. This is what we came up with and we were pretty pleased with our efforts, although we are thinking we might be replacing the light gray scallop square with silver cardstock. We hope Isa's friend, who was looking for a design to make with the set she purchased, liked our efforts.

If you would like to get started on your Christmas cards early, I would be happy to help you with any aspect of the process; such as design, techniques & ordering. Please feel free to contact me.

liz@danichbe.com | 0448 896 001

Wednesday, 20 October 2010

Dress Up Christmas Bundle Class Series


Stampin' Up! is offering 4 bundles and you can find the full details on my Stampin' Up! website www.lizcollett.stampinup.net

My personal favourite is the 'Welcome Christmas' Bundle, which is why I am running classes with this particular bundle. The specialty DSP is not available separately, which is a shame as it is stunning and I would be personally using tons of it if I could! Below is a clearer snapshot of this DSP, which includes 2 flocked designs - how gorgeous! We will be making 6 projects, including 4 cards, one scrapbooking page suitable for framing and an ornament. Please book asap as I am running these classes in my home studio and numbers are strictly limited.


Thursday, 10 June 2010

Christmas in July Annual Charity Events


Come and be a part of the highlight of our Paper Angels Demonstrator Group Calendar. This year we have brought our fabulous Annual Charity Christmas Card Workshops forward to July so that you can get a jump start on your Christmas Crafting. Make a divine collection of cards and 3D objects that are classic, beautiful and repeatable. I am personally very excited about the projects we will be sharing with you and helping you to create!

You will receive a huge pack of Stampin' Up! product worth over $50, including cardstock, papers, dies, snail adhesive, rhinestones & ribbons. Also included is full colour instruction sheets, displays, door prizes and a delicious afternoon tea. This full day event is extremely good value at $70 for a FULL DAY EVENT and you are invited to either come alone and meet some fellow papercrafters or organise a group of friends to come.

Each event is generously supported by Stampin' Up! who have donated hundreds of dollars of product which supports our raffles & card competitions held at each event. The full proceeds from these raffles & card competitions is used to support our Mater Mother's Hospital Footprints Program.


There are 5 events, however, I am trying to direct my customers to 3 venues, which include Coorparoo (Canossa Kindergarten, 86 Milsom St), Pine Rivers (Pine Rivers Bowls Club) & Wellington Point (Redlands Sporting Club). I have included PayPal options for these 3 venues below, however, if you wish to attend Victoria Point on Saturday 17th July or Rochedale on Saturday 31st July, please email me at liz@danichbe.com.

You may also book and pay by phone 07 3348 9456 | 0448 896 001 or email liz@danichbe.com Payment is required to secure your booking and can be made by Visa/Mastercard or direct deposit (please email me requesting bank account information)
You can find the official Paper Angels Group flyer for this event at our group demonstrator blog www.paperangelsgroup.blogspot.com





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Wednesday, 2 December 2009

Our Piano Christmas Tree


I thought I would share my first fully decorated tree this year. Our main tree, whilst assembled, is still waiting to be decorated. I really enjoy having a couple of different trees because I can decorate each to a particular theme. In the case of the piano tree (it sits on our piano!) I can decorate it in gold with an antique old world Christmas theme. I made the 8 cross stitch ornaments when life was not quite so busy (before I had 4 children) and I can't really imagine adding to it anytime soon. The book I took the designs from was called '101 Christmas Quickies' - such a poor choice of book title on so many levels, not least of all that there was nothing quick about making them! So isn't it handy that I have a smaller tree to put them on as on the bigger tree they are lost.