Mr Fix it Christopher

It's Good Friday today and it is time for me (Bettina) to show you some new inspiration today. I have made a card with Mr Fix it Christopher today. For the card I've used some currogated cardboard and distressed with vintage photo. I've cut a chipboard in half and added some spellbinderclogs and well yes I bet you can see what the rest is too. 

A little closeup 

I hope you'll take the time to enter our easter or spring challenge that ends on tuesday. You can find the challenge here.

We also have a fab give away going on on FB the 31st, so I hope you are tuned in on the date to join in!!

Have a lovely friday and great easter weekend to all!!

inspriation post

     My two little girls always see me crafting and always want to join in on the fun.  But when I'm sitting at my desk in a creative flow, it's hard to stop what I'm doing to stamp them something, help them find a matching piece of paper, show them how to fold a card.   So I've created some fun little card making kits for my girls.  here's what they look like.

      Inside they have little folded cards, embellishments, borders, die cut sentiments, stamped images for them to color, and coordinating paper.

     To cut down on time whenever I stamp an image I stamp an extra for the kits (same goes for sentiments and diecuts).  I use large and small scraps from my stash to make the trims, borders, and coordinating papers.   And I use extra embellishments that I have from my stash, or I make them, or I get them on the cheap from big lots.

     You can add whatever your kids like, and totally customize it.  These card kits are a cheap, fun, and thoughtful rainy day gift. They are especially perfect for a tweens birthday gift or even a slumber party.  I given lots of these out, and they are always a great hit. 

So pull out you Inky stamps, and try making a kit! :)

Mister Fix It Christopher

Hi there!
It's Ceal here to share my card with you. When I seen this stamp Mr. Fix it Christopher, it just made me smile because I have a  son who's name is Christopher and he is always trying to fix things. I used my Copic markers to color him and gave him the hair and eye color of my son. I used some paper scraps from Echo Park - It's a boy's life. This is one of the September Release stamps so make sure you grab him up.