Its really hard to take the picture with the lights on but you get the idea! Super cute though I am about to do the night lights :)
These are so much fun! Lots of Vinyl and a combo of Sure Cuts A Lot and Cricut Cartridges. Just had to share!
These are for my daughters school. The falcon is their mascot. I used Sure Cuts A Lot to do the mascot and the letters. It was super easy!
Another one of the teachers gifts for the 'Ha Ha Holidays' . I just cut presents out of Christmas Cardstock. The present is Cricut Joys of the Season. I attached 2 'aa' batteries to the back with tape. The project was for 100 faculty memebers. We did projects for 13 days for less than $150. Of course Michaels coupons and sales were involved :) Happy Crafting!!
I whipped these up quick for my daughters softball team parents (my husband is the head coach) to thank them for a great season. Simple card with patterened paper backing a Stampin Up Pretty in Pink paper that I ran through the Cuttlebug embossing folder (I ran 2 at a time to speed up the process). I distressed the embossed paper and adhered them all together. I used scrap paper in Pretty in Pink and Black and the punches Scallop Oval Extra Large and Large Oval from Stampin Up for the Thank You at the bottom. The silhouette is cut with the Cricut Cartridge A Child's Year. I had made bows for the girls over the season and used the leftover ribbon to cut little 1" piece and attach 4 different ribbons with a black brad.
Glass Ornaments for the softball team. The pink jersey is embossed with pink embossing powder. I cut the shape and number on the Cricut. After placing the stencil on I used the Versa Mark to cover the inside of the stencil. I outlined the jersey and the number with an acrylic marker. I stamped the baseballs with Stampin up White Craft Ink. I sealed it with acrylic sealer. 
I absolutely love these block projects we did at the last Stampin' up Hostess Group. They are so much fun to make. I wanted to give my in-laws a thank you for hosting us this past week but I was on the opposite site of the country. I did this block on the go with glitter foam balls inside instead of lights. The saying is out of vinyl and there are a bunch of epoxy snowflakes on the inside and outside that dont show the best in this picture. I have so many more ideas!!!
This is the Stained Glass Technique. It was pretty cool and dried a lot faster than I thought. I used the Top Note Sizzix Die from Stampin Up, Cherry Cobbler Paper, Clear Window Sheets from Stampin UpOld Olive Ribbon, Whisper White paper, Snowglobe Stamp from Stampin Up, and the have a cute Christmas stamp from another Stampin Up Set, Crystal Effects, and ReInkers Bashful Blue, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler, and some Used So Saffron. We stamped the image was stamped with the Black StazOn on the window sheet and let dry for a couple minutes. Flipped the sheet over for the stained glass. We mixed 2 drops crystal effects with 1 drop of the reinker color we wanted. After coloring it in we set it aside to let it dry. We folded the Cherry Cobbler paper and ran it through the sizzix with the top note die. The white is stamped with snowflakes and the sentiment so you can see it through the window. The white is a card that opens to the right instead of a standard card fold. The two are glued together so when opened make a triangle. This way you can still write on the inside and not see it through the window. 
