School Scrapbook Page

I used the Stampin' Up! builder wheel at the top of this page and for the banner. I have such fun with the Stampin' Around wheels. I use them to decorate cards, envelopes, gift wrap, gift bags and boxes, and this time I used it on the scrapbook page.

I also used the pennant builder punch, the modern label punch and a small scallop punch.

Other supplies I used for this page:

• Tape It stamp set
• Gorgeous Grunge stamp set
• Postage Collection- Hostess set
• Basic Gray Ink pad
• Real Red 12 x 12 paper
• Daffodil Delight 12 x 12 paper
• Sweater Weather designer series paper

Make a Cake Birthday Card

Here's a nice bold Stampin' Up! birthday card. For this card I used the Make a Cake stamp set, the En Francais single background stamp and the Polka Stampin' Around wheel.

Make A Cake Stamp set

En Francais stamp

Polka Stampin' Around builder wheel

I used this builder wheel to created the polka dot strip on the left side of the card.

Chalk Talk Framelits

I love this set of framelits. They make such nice tags and the set is even more versatile with the different hole frametlits that you can place wherever you like in the tags.

Large Scallop Edgelits

I cut a strip of Cherry Cobbler card stock to tuck under the edge of the Polka dot strip. I used this Large Scallop Edgelit. 

 
The Cherry Cobbler Seam Binding gives the card the finishing pop of color. I love this seam binding too. It is so easy to work with.

This card is a standard 4 1/4" x 5 1/2" size.

Ornament Keepsake Bag Tag

Here's a quick way to bag your treats and gifts. Use the Stampin' Up! Top Note Die to create a bag topper. Stamp with the Christmas stamp from the Seasonal Saying set. Stamp and die cut an ornament using the Ornament Keepsake bundle. Decorate a white bag using the Good Cheer and Snowflake Party builder wheels.

Treat bag

This little treat is quick and easy to make. I made this one for valentines day, but using a Stampin' Around wheel you can give it to anyone you care about for any occasion. Try using different wheels for other occasions, Easter would be good. 

You use a paper door hanger...you know, the little signs that go over the door knob. Roll the wheel across it. Punch 2 holes in the top. put some treats in a small plastic bag and tape or staple to the back. Fold the door hanger around the treat bag, and put the ribbon through the punched holes. Tie a bow and you are done! Easy!

The wheel and ribbon are Stampin' Up. You should be able to find door hangers at a craft store, or make your own with a strip of paper and a 2 inch round punch.

 

Thanks for looking!

 

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Trude