Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Another Workshop

Last week I had another booked workshop. The workshop was for a local church Ladies Club which happened to be hosted by my Mum last Thursday morning.
It started off only being for 4 people Monday morning to ending up by Tuesday morning 14 people plus maybe 2 extras. Well you can imagine my mad rush to having everything made by 9:30 am Thursday morning.

The workshop went well and everyone told me that they enjoyed themselves and they liked their make & takes. I think what helped the workshop to run smoothly was that I had double of almost everything that I was using, thanks to the wonderful Debbie M (fellow demonstrator and sister-in-law). Thanks Debbie.
Here are the projects that we made:

Christmas Card that I made for a workshop that I a couple of weeks ago (see First Workshop Away From My Place - Part Two).



A Bookmark we used Groovy Guava and Very Vanilla card stock, Bud Basic stamp set, Basic Outline Jumbo Wheel, Groovy Guava, Wild Wasabi and Soft Sky inks, Stamp-a-ma-jig.



An Envelope Bag we used Whisper White, Blue Bayou and Purely Pomegranate card stock, Circle of Friendship stamp set, So Swirly Jumbo Wheel, Blue Bayou ink, Envelope, Cutter Kit, 1-3/8" Circle Punch, 1-1/4" Circle Punch, Word Window Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, Double-Stitched Ribbon (Blue Bayou).



Again I handed out Thank You's to everyone but was limited by time with what I did so I just did was decorated up some Dove chocolate by punching out card stock using the Scallop Circle Punch, 1-3/8" Circle Punch and 1-1/4" Circle Punch. I forgot to take a photo of the Thank You but they were the same as the one's that I made to go into the Envelope Bag for First Workshop Away From My Place - Part Two.
All Images © Stampin’ Up! 1990-2008

3 comments:

Kim said...

Wow Judy! I especially like the colours in your first card! I'm sure the ladies had a great time!

Debbie M said...

Fantastic make-and-takes!! Bet they loved them!

Debbie M

Leigh said...

You've done well Judy. What a roll up for the morning.