Hello! How are you doing today? Are you finding joy in creativity? I am. I saw Julie Pitta's blog (check out her video for directions) the other day and just had to try my hand at making fabric rings. I found the rings at a local craft store. The fabric is Deck the Halls (#121716, www.gratefulstampers.stampinup.net) from Stampin'Up! Yes, Stampin'Up! is now carrying fabric that coordinates with the Designer Series paper of the same name. The colors that coordinate are Cherry Cobbler, Soft Suede, Very Vanilla, Always Artichoke and Crumb Cake.

IFor the first one (all red) cut a 7.5x1" strip of Cherry Cobbler abric, put a small dot of hot glue on the middle of the short side, folded the fabric right side out and started twisting and adding small amount of glue to hold it together. Put a Chocolate Chip epoxy striped brad (retired, sorry) in the middle and used hot glue to adhere it to the ring base.

For the second and fuller one, cut a strip of the Cherry Cobbler and the Always Artichoke with Cherry Cobbler fabrics. Adhere the short end together on one side, start twisting and adhering with hot glue. put Flowered epoxy brad in the center (retired). mouont onto ring base with hot glue.

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Today April, Jen, MeChelle and I got to play making grungeboard bracelets at Scrapbook Corner.

What is your favorite style? Would you like to play and make your own bracelet? I'll be at Kitties Kreations in Sherwood September 11th at 3 -5 pm. 

Pink Ribbon bracelet by MeChelle is in honor of her grandmother - a breast cancer survivor! This was her first attempt of being creative!

Jen made two bracelets - the purple flowers and pink flowers.

April made two bracelets - Black with Melon Mambo skull and Purple and Green hearts.

I made two bracelets - one for Melissa who was manning the store the LSU bracelet and Fifth Avenue Floral in Rose Red.

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Here is a bracelet that I created with grungeboard and Sizzix Daisy Flowers #2 and Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder. The board is coated with white acrylic paint, then sponged with Rich Razleberry ink and spritzed with Silver Foil Smooch Spritz. The center of the flower is a Rhinestone Brad!  Let me know what you think of this.