Monster Corner Bookmarks

Hi there!  Sure is getting chilly around here.  Feels more like Halloween weather now.  With that in mind, how about making some of these cute monster bookmarks for the kiddos.  Light bulb moment!  You could even use it as a treat pouch by enclosing a snack size candy bar.  It would appear that the monster is eating the candy bar!  lol  They are super easy to make.  I used Natalia Heilke's template found here or you can Google monster corner bookmarks. 

Here's another one in a different color.  The possibilities are endless.  They don't have to be monsters.  You can just use decorative papers in coordinating colors.  Give it a try!

Must run some errands so that's all for now.  Thanks for stopping by for a visit today!

Mark Your Place

Hi there!  Sure has been a whirlwind week (the busy kind - not tornado kind).  The Stamping Convention held in Collinsville, IL this past weekend was a blast!  (What happens at Convention, stays at Convention. lol)  I didn't buy much - just some tools that SU! doesn't have.  The main reason I go is to see and be with my friends.  I also like watching the demonstrations to learn new techniques and chatting with everyone.  Stampers are the nicest people!
Just wanted to post real quick today to say hi to all of you and to show off the gift that Pam D'Urso (my friend and upline) gave to us at our Demo dinner meeting last week.  She is such a thoughtful and sweet person.  She's just the best!  I love this bookmark and no one can claim it as theirs (except Jayne) because it is personalized with my initial.  Cool, huh?

A full length view

Isn't this a clever use of the Hodgepodge Hardware?  The Lovely Letters alphabet was used for the initial.  Thanks again, Pam!
Need to get back to the projects I'm working on for my Jun 25th Stamp Camp.  If you live in the St Louis metro area and would like to attend, please contact me (see right side bar) for more information and to reserve your spot.  Thanks for stopping by and have a great day!