Today's SPS Daily Inspiration with Agnes-a boy's mini album

a boy's life mini album

is my project for today's pumkin spice's blogpost and our daily share of inspiration for you today.

in my last order from the pumpkin spice shop i ordered a  few sheets of stickers and chipboard elements and  in today's project i used  "a boy's life" from an echo park's collection in conjunction with other elements i had on hand.

Silly Boy

mini album

this is my cover and you will noticed an abundance of the a boy's life stickers on it. 

NOTE: the super star chipboard star and the starred patterned paper are from my forever stash.

IT IS JUST 2 dollars and 9 cents... what a bargain!

 i hope i really inspired you today and gave you share some stickers love at the same time.

i am so happy you stopped by, we all appreciate it so much.

psss.....the pumpkin spice shop is adding a load of items to the sale section of the shop. these discounts are on top of the already reduced to 30% off regular prices in the store. hurry up to see what you like and buy it most of them for pennies before they are all gone.

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Today’s Daily Inspiration Post–Cheryl Cards

Last week I created a 6x6 layout using Echo Park This & That Graceful paper pad from ShopPumpkinSpice. When I was done, my desk was a total mess with the left over stickers, papers, doilies, etc. and I had about an hour before I had to start making dinner. I knew if I put everything away, it would probably be a while before I dug out these gorgeous papers and stickers and put them to use again. So I challenged myself to make as many cards as I could, primarily using the materials on my desk, before I had to start cooking. This is what I came up with.

 

Card #1 uses one of the sentiment stamps from Love You Mulberry Wood collection available at ShopPumpkinSpice. I used a handy tip that I picked up somewhere. If you have a sticker that you want to make un-sticky, dust the back with cornstarch. (Be sure to tap off the extra and even brush it off with an old brush. Anything else the cornstarch gets on will also become no longer sticky.) I did that on the blue flower so that I could pop it up on dimensionals.

 

On card #2, I trimmed down the flourish/stem sticker so that it would fit my card. Again I used the corn starch trick and popped up the flower.

 

I love this hot balloon sticker, especially with the sentiment.

 

This one is my favorite. I love this sentiment sticker because I used to sing this song to my daughter when she was small (and she still liked my singing). I matted the sticker with a piece of scrap black card stock.

 

I made all four of these cards in about an hour with the bits and pieces on my desk. It really showed me how versatile stickers can be and how quickly you can make some cards. I think I usually consider stickers as something to use primarily in scrapbooking. ShopPumpkinSpice has a large variety of stickers you can use in your crafting available HERE. Pair them up with some matching papers and you are ready to go to make a stack of cards. (Note that after these 4 cards and my 6x6 scrapbook page, I still have plenty of paper and stickers to play with.)

 

Thank you for stopping by! Have a great day!

 

~Cheryl

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Supplies:

• Stamps: Love You Mulberry Wood collection
• Inks: Close To My Heart Cranberry
• Papers: Bazzill Kraft Cardstock, Echo Park This & That Graceful 6x6 paper pad
• Embellishments: Echo Park This & That Graceful Element Stickers, misc. doily, twine & pearls
• Tools: Sewing machine, Big Shot, Provo Craft Seeing Spots embossing folder, Stampin’Up edge punch & photo corner punch