Isn't he cute!!!!    I am feeling like the queen of big shot boxes!    I will credit Tami White for turning me on to the Perfect Details texturz plate (p 195).  I used it on the head and also brayered Creamy Caramel ink right on the texturz plate for added dimension.  Here are the products I used on this cute little guy;

Circle Scissors Plus (Head & body), Build a Flower sizzlet #2 (ears), Circle punches in 1/2", 1" and 1 3/8", Heart to Heart punch (nose), Small oval (feet), 2 step bird (tail), bag with scallops die (box), gel pen, dimensionals, sticky strip, etc.

You may be wondering about the tail made with the 2 step bird punch.  This punch from the occasions mini catalog has a branch on it that is perfect for the tail if you cut off 2 of the 3 leaves.  Duh!   When I figured this out – I just had to smile! 

Now, where did I get this inspiration for this little lover?  I was in Michaels one day and saw in their dollar area a bag with something like this on it. . . . and with the help of my cell phone camera – I went right home to make him!  Wouldn't these just be adorable for a children's birthday party?  You'd be the envy of all of the mothers.

Don't have your big shot yet?  You are sooooo missing out!   Now is the time to purchase it – well I have a sale PLUS it is Sale-a-Bration – add a $4.95 die and you will get 2 free items from the Sale-a-Bration brochure!!!  oh lala!

Enjoy!

The next version of the Stinkin' Cute Box Class is here!!!!  Don't miss this popular class on Tuesday, February 9 at 6:30pm.  RSVP!  Cost is $10 or $5 with a $25 order.

I have been thinking of this witch for weeks – even had the papers cut!  My friend Sandy and John are here for a night and after we set up for club tomorrow night, we played just a little bit.  It’s fun to play with Stampin’ Up! friends?

The witch uses the Bag in Scallops die, 1 3/4" circle die (face), 2 5/16" neutral brads embossed in green galore, word window punch (nose), scallop circle die (skirt), texturz plate on skirt, ribbon slide from hodgepodge hardware for belt, oval punches for arms, boho blossoms for hands, wide oval for broom wrapped around a twig, and a strip of DSP for the hat!  Ain’t she cute!!!!!

So, the playing didn’t stop there. . . . . we went from a witch to angelic.  Check out this angel!  We used some of the same dies, punches and embellishments!  She is shining in shimmery paint and embossed polka dots!

Then, I thought I could improve the reindeer with our new sweet treat cups. . . . and yup!   Cinnamon candies worked great in the cup for Rudolph’s nose! 

So, what do you think!  Did we do it or what?