featured demonstrator of the month.

Featured demonstrator of the month -part 2

Here is part 2 of my March featured demonstrator of the month. I couldn't fit it all in one post the other day so here are some more of Pam's projects….

This first project is a Pringle's canister covered in the razzleberry lemonade paper and then decorated.

Here is a closeup of the butterfly. SHe made the antenna for the butterfly using the big shot dies- the lattice one and the leaf one.

This next card I thought was so springy. Almost everything on this one is done with the big shot too!

This one is one of those special folds you do with 2 6×6 pieces of designer paper. Pam has the directions here on her site.

This last project is an adorable little Easter basket made from the scallop square die. You just score it between every 3 humps all the way around and also score it diagonally in each corner section. Then just fold it up and punch holes where it goes in towards the center. I hope that makes sense. 

Here is a view from above so you can see the little pockets.

Featured Demonstrator of the month for March- part 1

This month's featured demonstrator is another one of my fabulous downline, Pam Browne. Pam has been a demonstrator for about a year and a half but was a natural right from the beginning. She is already one of my top downline and is so motivated to be successful. Here are some of her awesome creations.

I love the spring colors of this card. She used this week's mojo Monday sketch to create this one.

This is a frame Pam picked up at the Dollar store and then created a cute picture to go inside. I love framed art. You can take a card idea and stick it in a frame and voila, you have a nice gift. She used my favorite set, Vintage Vogue and also the Fresh Cuts set for this one.

Here is a sweet Easter card that I just love! The tiny details really add a lot to this one.

This card uses the Of the Earth hostess set to create an oriental flair. I love the red and black together.

I love this last card too. What a great idea. Pam stamped the flowers from the Inspired by Nature set and then using her paper cutter, cut apart the pieces and then kind of put of them back together like a puzzle on the card. She sponged around the edges to create more texture and to make it pop out more. These are just some of Pam's awesome creations. I will post more tomorrow. Pam also has her own blog if you would like to see more of her work. You can check it out here.

Featured Demonstrator of the month part 2

Last week I showcased one of my downline as a featured demonstrator of the month. I showed several of the projects she made and this week is part 2 of that post. Here are some more awesome samples created by Sandy Alexander, one of my very talented downline.  I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

This is a beautiful framed art project she made. I had to put a piece of cardstock behind it so you wouldn't see the mess on my stamp table.

This piece was made from our new Stampin Up chipboard albums. I love how she made this look so shabby chic.

This card uses the Abundant Hope set from the Stampin Up Occasions mini. It is such a gorgeous stamp set and Sandy did an awesome job on this card. I love the Pretties kit hat pin and pearl accent.

This card idea is so creative. I love how she wove the ribbon in and out of the scallop border.

Here is an adorable Easter bucket Sandy made using the Eggcoutrements set from the Occasions mini and the Chocolate Bunny also in the Occasions mini. I am so impressed with all of Sandy's projects. I think she did an awesome job being my first featured demo of the month. Please leave a comment and let her know what you think.

Here is a close up of the chocolate bunny (it looks so real in person) and the Easter tag with the silver hodgepodge hardware piece. What a great gift this would be for someone.