Mother Daughter Tea Party

Hello and good morning!  For Mother's Day on Sunday our church had a Mother Daughter Tea party during the Sunday School hour.  Alysson and I had a ball decorating the table and prepping for the party. 

We made beaded napkin rings for the lovely linen napkins that Aunt Mary made for our wedding gifts (many years ago).  I used my Great Grandma Lee's tea pot and vintage tablecloths.  Alysson and I picked the roses from our yard and she sprinkled rose petals below the glass bowl of flowers.  You can see the cute little pink purses that I made Sunday morning for the table; we filled them with mints.  I had a glass dish with fun tea packets as well.  The party was a big hit!

Hope your Mother's Day was as fun as ours!

Stefanie

Happy Mother's Day

Today is our Mother-Daughter Tea (during Sunday School) and I made these little purses to put on my table.  I volunteered to decorate a table and provide the china, etc.  I had so much fun making the beaded napkin holders and ordering a few extra replacement pieces for my china!  I will post pictures of my table later this week. 

I am sorry for the delay in posting this week.  Doc gave me some meds that made me SO groggy that  I hardly did a thing this weekend.  The purses were made this morning before everyone woke up and the beaded napkin holders were last weekend.  I finally just refused to take the meds last night so I would be alert today. Definitely time to call doc on Monday!  LOL!

This cute littel basket is our club project for the month.  It is cleverly made by strips of DSP or cardstock.  Now that the creative juices are flowing I will spruce it up a bit and repost it soon.  I think that a few more retiring accessories would be great to add wow to the basket.  A friend did a demo on these baskets at Suzanne's big upline meeting.  I loved it!!  Wouldn't this be a cute Easter basket or May Day basket?

Happy stamping!

Stef

Stamp Camp's Petite Purse Project

Hello Ladies!  Above are the purses I created over the weekend for Stamp Camp.  The purse to the left features the Faux Acrylic Technique and the backpack is an optional project if campers have enough time at the end of the camp.  I loved Mary Fish's idea for the backpack and cased it. (-: 

I still have spots left at the April 28th stamp camp and it is first come first serve for the spots.  You must pay to register.  The cost is $25 and you make four (optional fifth project) projects and get instructions AND a new stamp set!!!

Saturday my upline Suzanne had a contest to make the cute purses (new Big Shot die, BTW) and below are the pictures of what we created.  Those gals are so incredibly talented!  Some ladies were even putting rhinestones on the bottom corners of the purses to look like "feet" on purses!  I love that new Summer Smooch DSP too!

Happy Stamping!
Stefanie