Stamping On The Bayou

Rub On a little Magic!

I'm a Crop & Drop kind of girl... I create a page and then find photos to fit the pages. This cute 6x6 scrapbook page actually took 10 minutes to create! It was so easy with the Icicle Rub-Ons from the Holiday Mini catalog. These festive Rub-Ons include 2 sheets (1 metallic silver {shown} and 1 Whisper White) for $10.95*. And, snowflakes are perfect for use on all your winter projects. Rub-Ons are also cute to add to votives, vases, mugs, etc. Just remember, they are for decorative purposes only. The image may wash off If you would need to clean your creation, so make sure to hand wash gently.

Click here to purchase your Icicle RubOn package. Don't forget, many items in the Holiday Mini catalog will no longer be available after January 4, 2010, so don't delay!

*Before tax & shipping.
 

 

Boo to You!

I got caught delivering a "BOO!" today. I came across this project (Thanks, Patty Bennett!) and immediately wanted to make my own. I had seen this fun idea last year while stamping with friends who live in a neighborhood in Bourg, LA - Hi Maria T. & Monique F.! Anyway, the idea is to make a BOO sign, attach this poem along with treats, and leave it anonymously at a friend's doorstep. That person would then make their own sign, copy the poem, and deliver anonymously with treats to another friend. No one is supposed to know who "BOO'd" who. Well, Lisa C. caught me makin' the delivery this afternoon. Hope you enjoy your treats and pass the Halloween fun along! 

 

Stampin' Supplies: Batty for You and Eat, Drink, & Be Scary stamp sets; Pumpkin Pie, Basic Black, and Whisper White card stock; Pumpkin Pie Stampin' Write marker; Basic Black and Elegant Eggplant Classic ink; VersaMark pad; Ghostly Greeting dsp; Chills & Thrills Rub Ons; Big Shot; Pennant Bigz XL die; Serif Essentials Bigz Alphabet die; 1 3/4" Circle and 1 3/8" Circle punch; Sticky Strip; Basic Black and Pumpkin Pie 1/4" grosgrain ribbon; Basic Black gingham ribbon; bamboo skewer; black tin (Target Dollar Spot)

Cell Phone Mix-Up

(Some background before I begin my story... my husband and I have the exact same cell phone and case.) After Hurricane Gustav came through our community, my husband and I came home to check out the damage to our home and business. We spent a few days cleaning debris from our property so our cell phones ended up being put beside each other all the time. After picking up my husband's phone serveral times to check my emails and such, I decided I needed to add something to distinguish the two. AHA... RUBONS!

 

I'd love to hear what you think. The Rub-On will probably not last too long as they are not meant to be handled and I am very rough with my cell phone. But, that just means I can change it up when I want! Can you think of other ways to use Rub-Ons? Send me a photo of your most creative use for Rub-Ons. I'll pick the top 3 and feature them throughout the month.