Today I have a few photos to show you. This is not Elizabeth's Craft Room - this is Elizabeth's Classroom! This is the room in my home, (formerly known as our dining room), that I have converted to a proper Stampin' Up! classroom for my classes and workshops. Thanks to my fabulous DH Michael, who has let Stampin' Up! take over another room in our home - bless his heart!
So are you ready to see the photos...
So what have I been teaching in my classroom? This is a project I have been making at my recent workshops. It is a sweet little gift card holder - with the emphasis on the sweet. :) I am back on the Weight-Watchers band wagon, so these are the only cupcakes I am allowed at the moment. LOL
I started with two Scallop Squares cut with the big shot die and then added a layer of Beau Chateau designer paper. Next came a large scallop circle punched in white and daubede around the edge and finally the cupcake.
We now have the Create a Cupcake stamp set and matching punch and I love them!
The closure is made with Victoria Crochet Trim, and inside I cut another piece of designer paper from the Beau Chateau pack using the Scallop Envelope die - this creates the place to pop your gift card.
The sentiment, (from Create a Cupcake), reads "It's not how many candles you blow out, but how many cupcakes you get!" My thoughts entirely.
Love Elizabeth X
Wow, what a room! Who wouldn't want that? I love your display items on the shelves, too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fab! Lucky lady! What an understanding husband! xx
ReplyDeleteOh my you are so lucky to have this set up in your home to do workshops! How awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome classroom! The perfect setting for creating! And you even have an understanding and supportive husband...Perfect!!
ReplyDeleteI was so excited about your room, I forgot to finish commenting on your 'sweet' card! Such a beautiful way to give a gift card!!
ReplyDeletewhat a fantastic craft class room how lovely for your class ladies :D you lucky lady :) project is supper cute too.x
ReplyDeleteA lovely classroom and an equally lovely card. It's great having a hubby who understands and supports isn't it. Hugs
ReplyDeleteWow! Your classroom looks great! I have taken over the dining room as well but it isn't as pretty as yours....LOVE the project too & I'll probably be casing it! TFS!!!
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