June's Creations

I've been using the new Sweet Treat Cups in lots of places. Recently I made a matching bag and card for my friend's daughter's birthday. She loves Goldfish crackers and I wanted to make her something she'd really like. She loved it but refuses to eat the crackers. Kids are too funny.

I had a table at the Special Needs Resource fair this past Saturday. I gave out lots of minis, info and ideas. All the kids came by and made bookmarks to take home. Some of the adults made them as well. Several kids came by again to make more. It was a lot of fun to watch their faces glow when they were finished. It reminded me that you don't have to have special skills to make something beautiful with Stampin' Up! products. A sheet of cardstock, a stamp and some ink is all you really need to make something cute and simple. Your stock grows as your skills grow. SU also offers card kits which include all the paper and accessories to make some fantastic cards. They even come with step by step instructions and a suggested stamp set to match. You follow the instructions and the next thing you know....you're wondering how the card would look if you stamped the image over here instead. That's the way we all started and the way skills grow. I hear from my newer customers that ...

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