July Mega Class

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 Hi There Creators,  Thought you might like a sneak peek of the cards we'll be creating for our July Mega Class,  and in fact if you want to see them all they will be at the beginning of my video for this Saturday 21st June😉 Heather’s July Mega Class 19 th July 2025 (book by 2nd July) Laanecoorie Hall (or by mail) 10.30am to 3.30pm Full registration $120 ·       Includes Sweet Jar Bundle Stamps & Punch (worth $72.75) ·       12 individual Cards with envelopes to create at least 2 of these are fancy fold cards ·       Full take away instructions ·       ½ pack bling ·       ½ pack  Irresistible Designs Specialty Paper ·       And more…. Lunch and snacks included You will need to bring:   Minimum of two D size clear blocks, Ink pads in Green, Red, Dark Blue, Orange and Yellow Sele...
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Something Saturday - Cute & Easy Boxes

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 Hi There Creators,

Today's video was showing you how you can create these ultra easy "sunny boy" boxes, so called after Sunny Boy flavoured frozen iceblock/drink things.  Before I arrived here in Australia (Tom - hubby said, Oh they were so good and only 10c each......)  probably not 10c anymore if they were still around 🤣

Anyway, they are so simple to make, my one recommendation with them is to make sure the join isn't going to end up on a fold, so when you squash flat the bottom, make sure the join isn't central, but to one side!

Here's what I created, my first one was with a sheet of A5 cardstock (14.8x 21cm)  I had stamped the fishes on it first using the "A Fish & a Wish Bundle".  Then rather than sealing up the top, I've cut slits using the Label Me Fancy Punch. and made up a ribbon handle.

This next box is using Designer Series Paper (this one, Artfully Composed -so gorgeous is retiring at the end of June) so currently it's reduced to $14 (from $20) Bargain!!  Anyway this box is made from 8" x 4" cardstock.
And this last long thin box is made from 6"x 6" card!

Really you can create them with any size of rectangular cardstock.  So if you haven't before, have a go!

I mention in my video they'd probably be a nice alternative to Christmas Crackers or if you're organising a game where people need an individual something secret (like charades)

Do check out the video showing you how to make them here:

 


I hope this inspires you to create

God Bless love

Heather xox

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