Chrissie's World: Bright Delights

Monday, 27 April 2009

Bright Delights

What a busy week I have had! Each year, my school commemorates ANZAC Day with a special parade. The school's Band and Choir perform and the Student Council tell the school the meaning of ANZAC Day. So to prepare for the parade, I had lots of rehearsals with the kids (mainly in my lunchtimes). The Parade was a great success. The children performed beautifully and our special guests were very impressed.
On the stamping side, I had my new catty launch on Friday night. 11 lovely ladies attended and I had a great time sharing lots of the new products in the catty. For the launch, I decided that I would demonstrate the new Bright Delights Rub Ons. Now I have to admit, I am not a huge fan of Rubons. I just dont' seem to know how to use them. That was until I got my packet of Bright Delights. I have put Rub Ons on everything. I got some very plain glasses and got decorating. It was soooo easy! It took only a few minutes.

I love these glasses and I will be back tomorrow with a card I have made using the Rubons too!
Cheers
Chrissie

3 comments:

Nerine .P. said...: I love rub on's too Chrissie, and SU's are an awsome quality and so easy to use. Can't wait to see what you've done next with them.; 28 April 2009 at 9:52 am
Karen said...: Ohhhhhh way cute Chrissie! Love it!

See ya Thursday at my arival gate -can't wait! woooohoooooo!!

Karen; 28 April 2009 at 1:43 pm
CraftyNess said...: They look fantastic Chrissie!! I look at the Rub Ons all the time and wonder what I will do with them. I might have to go have a play now; 28 April 2009 at 2:08 pm

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