Fall is my absolute favorite time of the year. Creating these dimensional pumpkins for the fall season just seemed like the right thing. I chose colors that match my house so that I can have them out for everyone to enjoy.
Halloween decorations are popping up all over and party plans are in full swing. What words come to your mind when you think of Halloween? I think: black and orange, spider webs and bats, pumpkins and, of course, sweet treats! I thought it would be fun to combine my favorite Halloween themes into a spooky cupcake stand that will make your party treats look "spook-ta-cular"!
Sometimes a cute package can make all the difference. A plate of cookies is a delightful gift, but a stack of cookies tied up with string, and placed in a decorated container is an entirely new level of gifting! With 5000+ images in the Craft Room Library and a machine that can turn a piece of plain cardstock into a box, you are never going to run out of adorable gift wrapping options.
This scrapbook layout was so fun to create. Of course, when you have such awesome photos to plan around, it is much better.
Looking for a way to be a super-mom or super-grandma? We've got you covered! Our 50s Diner Collection can make dinnertime into a fun family night when you serve hamburgers in a car and fries in a decorated fry box. Tatum has thought of all the details when designing this collection. Hang the Diner Records from the ceiling and offer the little menus to your family for dessert choices. This set would also make an adorable anniversary party for a couple celebrating a noteworthy anniversary.
Looking for a way to be a super-mom or super-grandma? We've got you covered! Our 50s Diner Collection can make dinnertime into a fun family night when you serve hamburgers in a car and fries in a decorated fry box. Tatum has thought of all the details when designing this collection. Hang the Diner Records from the ceiling and offer the little menus to your family for dessert choices. This set would also make an adorable anniversary party for a couple celebrating a noteworthy anniversary.
We’ve received wonderful news! Two of my nieces are expecting, so I decided to get some cards ready. For this card I started out using a brown base card size of 4" by 7". I decided to go with a flower and button theme for this card.
Recently, during one of Klo's Classroom Tutorials, she showed us how to create cascade cards using Inspiration Studio software. The Cascade Card cutting file was added to the Pazzles Craft Room as well. I love the 3D card and was keen to have a go myself and create a card for my husband who used to have a moustache in the early days of our marriage. Cards for men are so difficult to make and I wanted this card to have a fun element to it.
An easy and adorable Lemonade Stand 12"x12" layout with an optional pop-up title!
Tatum recently spent a Sunday on the golf course and had such a great time she couldn't get golfing off her mind. Her day of fun, learning a new skill, resulted in a new bonus collection for the Craft Room. Introducing the Sunday Golf Club Cutting Collection with all of the bits and pieces familiar to seasoned golfers and novices alike.
Four patriotic shaped cards that can be used as invitations, greeting cards, and even as decorations. These cards include a shaped insert piece that can be used with our pen tool to create a custom sentiment or invitation.
What is the connection between subway art, washi tape, and walls? In today's Take Two video tutorial, Michelle and I show you how to go large with washi! We are going to show you how making your own Wall Washi allows you to create projects that would not be possible with the average thin washi strips.
Graduation is right around the corner. There’s no better way to showcase your kids' silly side than by adding photo props to your party pics.
Easter Sunday pocket page with tons of pockets to slip photos in. An easy layout to put together and fill!
My desk was still covered in scraps from the Spring Mobile I made on Monday, so I decided to put them to good use for today's 15 minute project. The bright, fun colors of the Doodlebug Design Flower Box Collection makes any card extra fun.
Happy Valentiene's Day from Pazz the elf and the entire crew at Pazzles. Pazz is dressed in his finest Valentine's Day gear and is sailing the seas on the Pazzles Cruise this week. He's been a busy little elf...
I couldn't resist just one more Valentine's Day idea for today's 15 Minute Project. Although this Valentine is a bit more time-consuming than the Classroom Valentines, it is still well within 15 minutes. Choose just a few special children in your lives and make personalized Valentines using the paper piecing characters in our Fantasy > Fictional Characters album in the Craft Room Library. The cast of characters you will find there include princesses, fighters, adventurers, super heroes, wizards and many more.
Bomb with a pixy stick or pencil fuse. Perfect for boys or girls and is so simple to assemble that the kids can help.
This sweet little Owl Valentine perches on a pencil or Pixy Stix as a fun treat.
This pixy stix sundae one reminds me of the dime store in town where I grew up complete with a vintage milkshake machine and spinning stools. As a kid it was a trip back in time.
For all those crushes and special someones in our lives who truly sink our hearts, this ball and chain is the perfect Valentine. It can be mass produced for a classroom, or made just for that one and only, special Valentine.
This nice little monster comes with three separate "monster" sentiments which can be attached to the Valentine. Take off the sentiment and play with the monster finger puppet or use the holes for candy or a pencil.
Got boys? This little robot Valentine is sure to please the little boys in your life. Plus it is so quick and easy to put together it is sure to delight moms too.