Wahoooo! We're closing in on the weekend! It's supposed to feel like Fall this weekend and I can't wait. It's my favorite time of the year! (ahem.....I might have mentioned that once or twice....)
A few months ago I came up with a cute little holder for those little anti bacterial bottles they have at Bath and Body Works. I wanted to make one into a cute gift for my secret pal at work since we were all fighting that "creepin' crud" that the students were bringing in to us. :-) It's a great design (if I do say so myself) simply because it can be made for any occasion in any color combo you'd like. The one I made for today's post is another puppy pal that reminds me of my friend, Robin's pooch, Buster. I love Buster! So Buster....this one's for you. Here's the front view.....
The base is cut from Early Espresso card stock and has accent pieces of Real Red and the plaid piece is from one of the new Designer Series Paper Packs called "Letters To Santa". It really shows the versatility of all of the DSP and you can see the uses for them are limitless.
Here's a view from the side....The ladies in Bath and Body Works are always asking if they can "help me" when I'm shopping and I kindly tell them that I'm making my choices so the colors will coordinate with my card stock and DSP. LOL!! I've gotten a few strange looks for sure. But I know you, my stampin' friends, understand perfectly!
A view with the flap opened up....
You can decorate the the inside too....add a greeting or anything you'd like. I left mine simple for now so I have the option of personalizing it when I decide who I'll give it to. Here's the other side.....
A few months ago I came up with a cute little holder for those little anti bacterial bottles they have at Bath and Body Works. I wanted to make one into a cute gift for my secret pal at work since we were all fighting that "creepin' crud" that the students were bringing in to us. :-) It's a great design (if I do say so myself) simply because it can be made for any occasion in any color combo you'd like. The one I made for today's post is another puppy pal that reminds me of my friend, Robin's pooch, Buster. I love Buster! So Buster....this one's for you. Here's the front view.....
The base is cut from Early Espresso card stock and has accent pieces of Real Red and the plaid piece is from one of the new Designer Series Paper Packs called "Letters To Santa". It really shows the versatility of all of the DSP and you can see the uses for them are limitless.
Here's a view from the side....The ladies in Bath and Body Works are always asking if they can "help me" when I'm shopping and I kindly tell them that I'm making my choices so the colors will coordinate with my card stock and DSP. LOL!! I've gotten a few strange looks for sure. But I know you, my stampin' friends, understand perfectly!
A view with the flap opened up....
You can decorate the the inside too....add a greeting or anything you'd like. I left mine simple for now so I have the option of personalizing it when I decide who I'll give it to. Here's the other side.....
Buster is made from Very Vanilla card stock and the edges are sponged with Chocolate Chip ink. The ears for this sweet pooch are made using the Build A Blossom Punch. I just curled them a bit with my bone folder. The ribbon is one of my new favorites....the quilted ribbon in the Holiday Mini. LOVE IT! "Get Well Wishes" is from another "staple" here in my stamp room....Teeny Tiny Wishes.
If you'd like the FREE TUTORIAL for this project, just send me and email or leave me a comment here on my blog and I'll be happy to forward it to you. One really great thing about this project is that it's a perfect way to use your scraps you've been saving. WOOT!
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Wishing you a magical day!
I love this little guy! The hand sanitizer is awesome. Would love the tutorial on this. I would also love the tutorial on the cute tissue holder. Thanks so much! Keep creating!
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Great lil gift idea! Love the punch pal dog! TFS joy4umetoo at hotmail dot com
ReplyDeleteIt got down to mid 30's last night... Saw frost in the ditches on the way to work... Yep, fall is here!!! YEAH!!! Can you send me the tutorial too??? I'm thinking they will make great stocking stuffers... Nancy...
ReplyDeleteOh I would so love the tutorial to this if you don't mind. I just love your puppies especially Magnolia. Buster is pretty darn cute too. Here's my email if you wouldn't mind. sherilynn77@aol.com
ReplyDeleteLove your Blog.
thanks for offering to send the tutorial for your cute project! much appreciated...laura j
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Hi Michelle.
ReplyDeleteI totally love Buster and Magnolia. They are both must makes for me. I would love it too if I could get your tutorial for the little antibacterial holder. thank you Stephi
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Thanks so much for sharing your tutorial.
ReplyDeleteI would love a copy, Cindy
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Oh how adorable!!! I would love a copy of the tutorial. Too cute!!!!!
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Cute! I'd love the tutorial! scrappykristin at gmail Thanks1
ReplyDeletePlease send me the tutorial for this cute project. It would be so great for little boys, especially. My email is bandk6769 at sbcglobal dot com
ReplyDeleteBuster is adorable! Could I please get the tutorial. TFS!!
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Okie doke...I hope I got everyone. Let me know if you didn't get it. :-)
ReplyDeleteI would love to get the tutorial for this. Thanks so much. It is too cute! - disneygirl0001@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteI would love the tutorial for this. Thanks! disneygirl0001@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteOh, I would love the tut for your cute little guy and the holder too! Thanks!!
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Darling Project. Thanks for sharing your talent! I would love to have the tutorial.
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I LOVE this "Buster" project - it's adorable! I'd love the tutorial!
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I would love the buster tutorial
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love the punch puppies they are so adorable--- I'd love to receive the tutorial
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love the punch puppy; would love the tutorial
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thank you blessings...
That puppy is soooo cute. I would love the tutorial - pginnery@columbus.rr.com
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This is darling and I would appreciate directions, too! My e-mail is stys207@wowway.com. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for this adorable puppy & tutorial!! Just made my first one, & now I know what you mean about making them being addictive! I also wanted you to know that the wing from the bird punch works nicely for ears. Will b teaching HS girls to make these this month.
ReplyDeleteHi, I came across you blog looking at cards on the Split Coast Stampers sight, and just love your adorable little dogs made with punches. Could you please send the directions for Boomer and Buster with the dimensions on how you cut and scored the cardstock for the little anti bacterial bottles from Bath and Body Works. I love Stampin Up products,
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Buster is my favorite! Thank you for offering the tutorail. I can't wait to make this adorable puppy!
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Just discovered your blog.... wold LOVE to know how to create the puppy! I am a shelter-sitter and think these would be popular with our clients.
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Thank You so much! Toni
Sooo cute. Great little gift idea. please send the tutorial. Thanks.
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I love your puppies - they're so adorable! And I love the way you decorated the sanitizer package - could you please send me the tutorial for the sanitizer box. Thank you and thanks for sharing your talents!
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I absolutely love your blog! I discovered it the other day and then today a friend of mine mentioned your name on her blog about these little holders. If you are still sending out directions I am at
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Thanks so much! Love your blog!!!
I love to get the tutorial for the antibacterial bottle box holder. I love your punch art dog buster. So cute. Thanks for sharing.
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LOVE your punch art! Thank you so much for sharing, I know my daughter is very happy. I would love to get the tutorial for the hand sanitizer bottle box holder too. Thanks
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Love this little guy!! What a great presentation for a get well card! Pls send me the tutorial: kufan12@hotmail.com.
ReplyDeleteAdorable.This will make a great project form my upcoming Simply Scored class. Please send tutorial: rmmorgan@zoominternet.net. thank you.
ReplyDeleteCan you please send me the tutorial for the cute anti bacterial bottle holder? Thanks and have a beautiful day!! My email is kim22115@aol.com
ReplyDeleteHi, Your work is awesome and wonderful... I would love for you to send me the tutorial for the bottle holder and I was wondering if you could send me the dimensions for the card that the cute puppy is on that looks like it's folded done in green I think.
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This dog is too cute. I would love to make one. Please send instructions. email address thanke@cableone.net
ReplyDeleteThis dog is too cute. I would love to get the instructions. My email address is thanke@cableone.net
ReplyDeleteLove your puppy.
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ReplyDeleteMy name is Sonia and I love your project My Buddy....Buster!. I would like to get the Tutorial if possible. My e-mail is soniadasilva1980@gmail.com
Really amazing.
My name is Sonia and it's a great project do you have a tutorial and do you share. My e-mail is soniadasilva1980@gmail.com.
ReplyDeleteJust came across your adorable Buster, would love the free tutorial. Thanks!! jashomemail@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI also just came across your adorable Buster. Please send me your free tutorial. Thanks so much! malibugin67@aol.com. I can't wait to make him!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBonjour pourriez vous me donner ou vendre le tutorial merci beaucoup Antoinette
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