Sew Suite Birthday
09/04/2011
Today is Kate’s birthday, and being a keen crafter, I wanted to make special effort with her gift and card. I had seen a fabulous project on UStamp this week, which I knew I wanted to give a go – a cute little backpack and card by Miriam Cassell.
First the backpack:
Then the card:
Both together:
And here’s a quick shot of another package I did, as the gift didn’t fit inside the backpack! (So I filled it with chocolate instead – as you do!)
This project worked in very well with Just Add Ink’s challenge this week, which was one based on inspiration. Here’s the picture they gave us:
Funky, huh? I think this project suited that just fine.
Happy Birthday Kate – hope you have a great one!
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Looks just FAB! I love it all- she will be well pleased by this pressie
Wow Bron these are lovely. The Sew Suite hadn’t really inspired me but now I am going to have to change my mind. Beautifully made. PS: Thanks so much for the lovely comment on my blog.
Where do you find the time?? Lucky, lucky Kate, to get this gorgeous set from you. A lovely Ustamp recreation and perfect for JAI this week! Go you! ♥
Gorgeous gifts and card Bron. Lucky Kate!
Love the cupcake punch use for the bra top!
Super-cute, Bron! What a special gift on its own (the choccies and present are a bonus!).
What an amazing project – a true labour of love.
What a great gift lucky Kate.
Its a fantastic project.
I’m loving that SS.
Love what you’ve created Bron, and I bet Kate did too. I’m so looking forward to ordering from the new catalogue at Stamp Club this week.
what a awesome project Bron – it ROCKS!!!!!!
and I didn’t even realise the bra was the cherry from the cup cake punch – what a brilliant thing!!! will be CASEing that part for sure!!
What a fabulous gift and card package Bron! The backpack looks fantastic and the card – well what girl wouldn’t love it and so clever too!
Kim
Bron, this is beautiful. Clever you and lucky recipient. Love how you have used this stamp set.
Love the way you used the cup cake and owl dies to make the mannequin. SU dies are so versatile. Well done with this. Too cute:)