Chrissie's World: Mini Pizza Box Class

Sunday, 18 January 2009

Mini Pizza Box Class

Ok... so don't fall down, but this is post number 3 for today! Yes I know... it is unheard of for me! But I have lots to show you so I might as well while the kids are not sitting on my lap!
Today I taught a class using the "Fishy Friends" stamp set and Spring Break DSP. We made a mini pizza box with 6 small cards to match.

Front of the Box

Card Number 1

Card Number 2

Card Number 3

Card Number 4

Card Number 5

Card Number 6

All the cards are 3 3/4" square. We used Blue Bayou, Old Olive, Soft Sky and Pumpkin Pie cardstock to match in with the colours in the Designer Series Paper. We also used Pumpkin Pie grosgrain ribbon, Old Olive wide grosgrain ribbon and Blue Bayou double-stitched ribbon.
Thanks to Jen del Muro for the inspiration for this project.
Cheers
Chrissie

6 comments:

Jean McKenzie said...: My heavens you have been busy Chrissie! I bet the class girls loved what you showed them - all looks great!; 20 January 2009 at 3:58 pm
Amy said...: OH! FISHY FRIENDS! How cute Chrissie-the-cardmaking-queen! What an effort!; 21 January 2009 at 6:51 am
Susan Hurley-Luke said...: Did you decorate the mini pizza box too? These look so cute! Do you mind me asking what did you charged for your class? I have some people who might be interested in doing this too....but I don't have Fishy Friends (yet!) so I will think about another series of stamps :); 22 January 2009 at 12:44 pm
Louise said...: These are just gorgeous Chrissie! So sweet!; 22 January 2009 at 10:03 pm
Nerine .P. said...: Chrissie, this is so cute and I also love your book coverings (and stole your idea for my daughter today :)); 27 January 2009 at 8:32 pm
Nerine .P. said...: Hi Chrissie,

Just wanted to send a quick message to make sure everything was OK. I know school's gone back and your probably flat out, but wanted to let you know that your posts are missed (selfish aren't I...LOL); 4 February 2009 at 6:54 pm

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