Monday, November 19, 2007

Another Craft Fair











So I participated in a craft fair this past weekend. This was not the first time that I've done something like this - as my sister so nicely reminded me. My first craft fair was at National Public Radio in the summer of 2005 when I was working there w/a group of interns. That was nice and fun - both the craft fair and the interns.

I had my cards and some altered mailboxes. There was a low turnout, but I met some wonderful folks. I have another craft fair in two weeks.












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Saturday, October 27, 2007

Holiday Cards (to match the mailbox)













Here are a pair of holiday cards that compliment the Holiday Mailbox that my mom made.
patterned paper: Moxie
cardstock: Bazzill
circle punches: EK Success
die cut letters: Quickutz
ribbon: Michaels
stamp: Hero Arts

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Monday, October 22, 2007

Holiday Mailbox



Remember the Valentine's mailbox craze? Well, they're back. I still have about 30 or so and lots of them are red. I plan to use some to make Ohio State mailboxes.

Here is a mailbox that my mom made. We plan to offer a class at a local scrapbook store in December. So much fun. The paper is Moxie.

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Wednesday, February 07, 2007

The Mailbox Craze! UPDATE-more pix!


Altering mailboxes is so fun! Once I get done measuring the paper for the mailbox flag and cutting out the end pieces. I like the embellishing the most. As you can tell, I use a lot.

The boy's box was a bit tricky because I did not want it to be too girly. I thought the black gave it more of a boy feeling even though I still used some ribbon.

I used KI Memories and Paper Salon patterned paper on the mailboxes pictured here.

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Saturday, January 20, 2007

$1 Target Mailbox-Decorated


This project was so fun! I saw on SplitCoastStampers.com that some crafters were altering these cuties. So when I saw them at Target, I scooped up about 10! I have an order for three already. I'll get to work on those in the next few days.

For this one, I used lots and lots of embellishments - I think that's what gives it character. The paper is Paper Salon. Enjoy!

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