KITS SOLD OUT. Thank you all for your interest! These went fast -- next time I'll make more. Did I say "next time?" LOL!!!
...a zebra with diaper rash?
...a bashful skunk?
...a newspaper?
...or the first-ever ScrapHappy kit?
When I saw all the goodies at the Making Memories sale, I knew I couldn't keep them to myself. So I have created 20 (only 20!) Black and White and Red All Over ScrapHappy kits to share with you.
You'll get:
Cardstock (all 12x12)
(1) Bazzill Red
(2) Making Memories Black
(2) Making Memories White
Patterned Paper
(1) Making Memories Love Notes Polka Dots 12x12
(1) Making Memories Flocked Dot Rouge Paperie 12x12
(2) Assorted Making Memories black and white patterned paper 8-1/2x5-1/2 (actual patterns vary)
(2) Assorted DCWV black and white patterned paper 6x6 (actual patterns vary)
Embellishments
Pack Making Memories White Tagged Circles
Sheet Making Memories “Be Inspired” rub-ons
Pack Making Memories Kids Fresh Alpha Stickers – Asphalt
Pack Making Memories Kids Fresh Alpha Stickers – White
Assorted Making Memories Chipboard Hearts
Assorted Making Memories Black and White Epoxy Hearts
Assorted Making Memories Chipboard Arrows
Making Memories Rhinestone Brads
White Buttons
Assorted Making Memories Black and White Jigsaw Shapes
12” Red Ribbon (actual ribbon varies)
2’ White Tulle
Jumbo Playing Card* (keep reading for more about this)
Black Flower (Cloud Nine or DCWV)
Black Shipping Tag
White Price Tag
Library Card
Red Envelope
5x7 Heavy Chipboard
I know there are a lot of kits out there, and I never really intended to start making kits myself... but I couldn't stop myself! This stuff was so fun, I wanted to share with you all!
Here are a few projects I made so far (I haven't even finished using up my kit... lots left...)
Happy Family: I covered one of the chipboard hearts with patterned paper and traced the alphas in white pen to make them stand out. I used some of the tulle for the ribbon on the tag - kind of hard to see here.
Meeting Frank: Here's another covered chipboard heart with a variety of the smaller embellishments. I love how you can mix and match the colors/patterns so easily.
Batter Up: I used strips of patterned paper folded as "ribbon," and pulled out that trusty white pen again to include some details and doodling.
Tumble: The scan didn't do this one justice with all the textures and the hidden journaling card, so I photographed it instead. I turned half the envelope into a spot for the hidden journaling, and used all my patterned papers, popping some up with foam dots.
Cards: Lots of fun stuff here... I left these for last so I could use up my scraps and leftover embellishments!
, grab some binder rings (not included), and Ralph's your uncle! These photos had been sitting on my desk for... well, six months...
*To order, email me at lainehmann(at)comcast.net, and let me know you want one. I'll send you PayPal instructions!
The kit is cute...you done good! :)
Posted by: MichelleG | March 30, 2009 at 01:46 PM
Love it! But how do we order? I definitely want one!
Posted by: Chrirs | March 30, 2009 at 01:48 PM
I want one too, how do I order?
Posted by: Lee | March 30, 2009 at 01:54 PM
I would like one. How do I order?
Posted by: bandaidqueen | March 30, 2009 at 02:02 PM
Phew! I did it... you have no idea what I had to go through to send you $$$.... I had to update every last thing on my PayPal account.... since we moved I hadn't used it! Woops. they even made me call them to verify I wasn't a crook. (that's ok.) Can't wait to get my stuff!
Posted by: Abbie | March 30, 2009 at 02:42 PM
How fun is this! Off to check my bank account! ;)
Posted by: Rebecca | March 30, 2009 at 02:56 PM
You did a great job on this kit. I hope I get one, just too cute!! The mini album is adorable.
Posted by: Felis G | March 30, 2009 at 03:31 PM
Love your kit layouts great too!
Posted by: 4squarephotos | March 30, 2009 at 04:33 PM
Absolutely love it!
It will be perfect for school related things (school colors!!!) and other projects.
I love what I can see in the pics.
Can't wait to get one, or two!!!!
Thanks for taking the time to put together kits.
Another person's "eye" is always good at matching things up.
Way to go!
Posted by: Beth Vondran | March 30, 2009 at 07:40 PM
These are adorable projects, Lain. I love the kits you put together. You rock! And it sounds like lots of other people think so too... good luck selling them! :)
Posted by: Barb | March 30, 2009 at 08:44 PM