Fabric Frenzy - ALL Fabric is 50% OFF!

 

Have you wanted some fabric from Stampin' Up! and just haven't given in yet?  Here is you chance.  ALL fabric is 50% this week only.  I am not even a sewer, but I am in love with some of them.  Who could pass up the Essentials Fabric group?  Love it! The sample show below is the Essentials Pack. There are 11 different sets to choose from on sale.

The Nitty Gritty:

• Order must be placed by Sunday, March 31st at 11:50 MST
• No minimum order required to get the discount
• Only a limited supply of the fabric is available at the discounted rate; Once that limit is reached the price will go back to normal. 
• Order 24/7 in my online store 
• The fabric is cut into extra large fat quarters

Don't forget to add the cute new product from the This and That line while you are at it.  :)

Happy Stamping and Sewing!

Martha

December Stamp to the Max Blog Hop

Its gift time!  That's right folks....Christmas is this month.  That is insane right?  Join us on a cute little hop that will show you some great gifts that you can give to your friends and loved ones without spending a fortune and braving crowds. 

I have a wreath to show you today.  Now that you have seen the picture.... take a guess at how much you think that wreath cost to make.  I will tell you at the end of the post and you WILL be surprised. 

Supplies Needed:

• 2 packs of Stampin' Up fabric (I used Deck the Halls)
• 1 metal wreath form from a local hobby and craft store (mine was only $2.99)
• 1 pair of scissors

 

Unfold your fabric and snip about a half in into the fabric along the long side of each rectangle about 3/4" to 1" apart.  There is no exact science to it.  Just snip the strips however wide you want them. Once you have each of the 3 different patterns snipped, all you have to do is tear...with your bare hands...down each snip you made.  You would be surprised at how easily it rips actually.  Then cut each ripped strip in half.  All that is left is to tie them on to your wreath form.  SUPER easy!  And, the kicker is that it only cost me $5! I used the $0.99 fabric on the clearance rack so it was so inexpensive.  You can do it with any fabric we have, so if you want to spend on a couple dollars more you could do it for any season in any color we have.  :)

Now, hop along to the next blog and check out what Lisa has for you to make. 

1. Maxine Conrad www.stamptothemax.com
2. Martha Haddock www.stampinmartha.blogspot.com  You are here.
3. Lisa Fennewald www.lisaloostamps.blogspot.com
4. Stephanie Bradley www.stamplikeyoumeanit.blogspot.com

Happy Stamping!

Martha