Hi everyone, Steph here today and, as usual, I'm covered in ink.

This pretty Memory Box stencil - Butterfly Vine - is quite detailed.  Placing the stencil on beige cardstock, I inked it with Ranger Distress inks in Walnut Stain and Antique Linen.  The panel was mounted on some Icy Mint Bazzill cardstock.




After tying May Arts ribbon around the panel, I added a sentiment from Wild Rose Studio which was stamped on a chipboard circle.  Several Wild Orchid Roses were added the ribbon and a small metal butterfly was added on top.

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Good day crafty friends it's Kelly here with a Thursday project that is geared towards Thanksgiving table treats & tags.  It's a tradition every year we spend Thanksgiving holiday with my aunt and her entire family.  I am sometimes in charge of table treats and so this year I thought why not create a super cute treat bag tag that you could attach to the preformed bag and fill with goodies, candies or little trinkets to keep the little ones busy while the dinner is being prepared.

All you need is:
Scoreboard
Bo Bunny The Avenues papers
glue
flower embellishment

You can find these things at the Rubber Buggy website to make these cute rosette tags for the treat bags.



Thank you for visiting  ~Kelly

Hi everyone it's Kelly and I'm here to share with you another layout of my daughter at her softball.  The photo was from 2 yrs ago but I finally got around to scrapbooking it and I had a few great items from the Rubber Buggy to help me do that.


Thank you for visiting, ~Kelly Walkelmol

Hi everyone and welcome to another Thursday with Kelly.  It's a fun project day and to help me out I used the NEW Bo Bunny collection called The Avenues that I got from The Rubber Buggy store .  The papers were the perfect color to go with the color scheme I wanted for this special little cupcake treat.  If you haven't yet guessed it's a CUPCAKE PIN CUSHION!



I had so much fun making this I should've done a tutorial but the products I used were:

Plastic cup cut in half
Styrofoam ball
Beans in the bottom for weight
I then adhered all those above together

Then I used the BO Bunny paper to score with my Martha Stewart scoreboard at every 1/4 inch and make a pleated cupcake liner bottom.

I then adhered all the flowers on top, took me a while but I love how it turned out.

Then I added the bow in front with mulberry rose flower from the Rubber Buggy.

I added the stick pin and the Wonderful word saying from the diecut collection BO Bunny The Avenues again from the Rubber Buggy store.  I hope you like it as much as I loved creating it, it's the first one I have ever made and I was very pleased.  Hope you had fun learning this new trick or if you've seen it before just coming over to visit The Rubber Buggy store.  Have a great day!  ~Kelly

Hi everyone it's Kelly and I'm happy to share another card for the Rubber Buggy team here today.  I just got the new "The Avenues" paper from BO Bunny from the store and it's amazing!  You will want to run out and get a hold of this because it has the most beautiful hues and the color I chose today to use is the peach and brown tones. 



The card is inspired by my love for banners and then I added some accents at the side to just give it a touch of fun.  The paper again is The Avenues and the top button is from Hello Pastel by Prima, the flower is Prima  and the bottom metal brad is from Bo Bunny.  You can find the new papers here ==>The Rubber Buggy store  as well as the Hello Pastel buttons.  Thank you for visiting and I will be seeing you next Thursday!  ~Kelly