April 2021 Virtual Class - Hydrangea Haven

 While the last year has been stressful and overwhelming, the opportunity to take my business online and meet the expectations of so many of my long-time customers has been a highlight.  I learned that the bar for electronic opportunities was much lower than I expected and I have had so much fun capturing creativity and spunk in my videos and virtual classes.

Tonight we are meeting for a virtual class to make these great projects.  Some of these projects were inspired by samples from Rachel Tessman who has really helped keep my creativity going when I needed a push.  I love being a part of the demonstrator community where there are so many helping hands!

These projects were kitted and provided for free to my customers and downline that ordered the Hydrangea Haven bundle and Hydrangea Hill Designer Series Paper.  They were provided all the card pieces and used their bundles, along with either Gorgeous Grape or Highland Heather ink, to create them.  A complete supply list is available below.  They were also given an instruction PDF with all the cuts and directions so they could do it on their own if the technology isn't their friend or they aren't available for the class they earned.  And, since I get my 2nd dose of Pfizer today, so they could do it if I have to cancel because I feel clunky!

Because they also ordered one of the most gorgeous papers we've ever had, they also get to make this cool trifold together using their paper.  This project was taken from a sample created by my incredibly talented mom who always finds a way to turn paper into something beautiful (just like her heart and soul are beautiful!)  I hope that everyone enjoys making this as much as I did.

Supplies:

• Stamps: Hydrangea Haven
• Paper: Hydrangea Hill DSP, Misty Moonlight CS, Highland Heather CS, Purple Posy CS, Basic White CS, Fluid 100 Watercolor Paper
• Ink: Gorgeous Grape or Highland Heather, Misty Moonlight
• Tools: Hydrangea Dies, Cut & Emboss Machine, Scissors, Water Painters, hole punch, sewing needle, paper piercing pad, coordinating clear acrylic blocks
• Adhesives: Adhesive, Dimensionals, narrow tear tape or strong adhesive
• Other: Paper Towel (1 Dry/1 Wet)

I hope you enjoyed the peek at these projects and spend some time this week making your own beautiful creations. 

Have a craftastic day,
Stacy