Shabby Masters...

Jenny and I would personally THANK all who attended Shabby Masters yesterday. You girls were great! No one finished their album in class...but we didn't expect them too! Hee hee! The feedback we received in class was very good...you cute gals really loved that technique based project! And Earleen, thank you, thank you, thank you for one of the greatest compliments I have ever received. Wow!

The Bread Basket Bakery (BBB) did a great job delivering our yummy lunches in the cutest little lunch boxes ever! Way to go Sunshine (manager of the BBB) - you ROCK!

It was such a great experience designing and working with my dear friend, Jenny-Pie. As always I was inspired by your talent and just happy to be working with you! Love you girl!!!

Class, wish me luck in dragging Jenny out of her "semi-retirement" again someday for another "Shabby Master" adventure!

Shabby Masters Supply List!

Jenny and I are so looking forward to each and everyone of you who will be joining us in class tomorrow. Class will begin at 10:30 sharp...we have lots to do! Since our class lasts untill 3:30, Jenny and I have made arrangements with the Bread Basket Bakery to come into the classroom and take your lunch order. They have prepared a special $5 menu for our Shabby Masters class!

WARNING: This technique based class may get messy, so please dress accordingly!!!

Here is a supply list for our class

Basics: Uhu and brayer, bone forlder, tacky tape, crop-a-dile or big bite, scoring blade/tool, scissors, trimmer, ruler, paper piercer, glue dots (zots), pop dots, mini stapler or tiny attacher.

And these specialty items (available for purchase on class day): frayed burlap ink pad, tattered rose ink pad, edge distresser, rock candy stickles, rock candy crackle paint, foam applicator tool plus 2-3 extra foams, bristle brush (about 1.5" wide), glossy accents or diamond glaze, stitching pad/mat, splat mat, embroidery needle, sewing needle and dark thread.

If you have, please bring: apron, i-top tool, xyron 250 or bigger, glue dots (zots), pop dots, rusty hinge ink pad, heidi swapp flower mask, low temp glue gun and a few glue sticks.

Cookies!!!

The Bread Basket Bakery made us these yummy peep insipred cookes. Yum! Yum! I had a great time in class today...thanks to all who joined me!

The Bread Basket Bakery Rocks!

And this is why!!! Look at these AMAZING COOKIES they made for my "Thanks-a-Latte class last Friday. Visit the Bread Basket Bakery located right next to Scrapbooks, Etc. in Mesa! They have so many yummy things!

MMB - Someone Class Slide Show! Enjoy!!!

Make a Smilebox slideshow

Bread Basket Bakery

Thanks to the Bread Basket Bakery, we enjoyed these yummy Margarita cookies in my Master Mini Books Class. They were as tasty as they were pretty! Thanks guys!!!

Stars...

I saw Stars today... in my Scrap-a-Latte class. Star students, star helpers, and one very special SUPER STAR INTERN. This class was so fun and even though some of you have a few embellishments to attach to your mini book pages.... we managed to get each project punched and bound with no casualties!

A special thanks to Crop (my right hand), Intern Lia and wonderful friend, Heidi... for helping with clean up. And Cindy S. I appreciate you moving chairs for me when it's time to vacuum. You guys are the best!!!!