Maricopa is a community just south of Phoenix, AZ partially surrounded by raw desert and American Indian tribal land where wild horses still roam free and John Wayne worked his sprawling Red River Ranch and Cattle Company in bygone days. My husband photographed this horse sculpture near our subdivision’s entrance.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
JustRite Friday Challenge 031: Back to School and My Sheri Crafts Challenge #17
I recently came across this idea on SCS where they used salt/pepper shakers from the $1 store to make pretty, but inexpensive decorative gifts. I decorated mine to celebrate "life long learning" using my JRS Just a Note Borders & Centers and 15-pt. TNR stamp sets. Blue Bazzill Bling paper, Encore Ultimate Metallic Blue Ink embossed with clear EP, Spellbinders' Stars dies and lots of sparkly stars and silver/glittery ribbon swirls finish off my gift and matching card.
Edited to Add: I always link to challenges to make it easy for you & I forgot to do that. They are: My Sheri Crafts and JustRite Inspiration, so now you can go check both of them out!!!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
11 comments:
What a great gift for a teacher! The colors are great and I love the sentiment! Thanks for joining us at myshericrafts this week!
What a fun set Marge! I love the blue & silver color combo & all the stars! I like your idea with the lil' salt & pepper shaker! Cute decorations :)
These are so perfect! I love the colors!
Awesome project Marge!! love the non-traditional back to school colors!! Just love all the stars..they're perfect!!
what a great gift ensemble Marge!! I love how you used the shaker.
great idea, and such a fun gift presentation
Great idea Marge, looks so pretty! ~Diane
A very nice gift and pretty colors
This is so wonderful! I love the colors and would be perfect for any teacher.
Marge,
My computer has been acting up, I haven't been able to connect at all. Your projects are amazing I love the colors.
I just don't think I have a stamp for this challenge.
Love all the stars. Great job.
God bless,
Peggy
Post a Comment