Turkey Candy Legs

Turkey Candy Legs

             Turkey Candy Legs tutorial is 3 pages full of photos 

and easy step by step instructions.  

This character is my favorite one I have designed by far. 

I love him and hope you do too! 

 

$1.95

Whimsical Garden Shadow Box

How adorable is this?  In this 6 page tutorial you will learn how

to make four flowers, stems, leaves, grass, butterfly, catapillar

and bird in this12x12 shadow box frame. 

This tutorial has step-by-step instructions and photos. 

$3.95

October's Virtual Club Project Now Live!

Sharon's Scrappy Space Virtual Club Project for October 2011 is now live!

Go to my virtual club page for details on how to sign up!

Monkey With Candy Legs and Arms

This cute monkey has candy arms and legs, I was inspired to use the candy in the cellophane bags by Laura Haffke.  I have been having a blast to see how many characters I can come up with.  

Cornacopia

Hey Friends,

Well I finally got around to making the cornacopia that I dreamed about a couple weeks ago.  What I dreamed was not this exactly.  Believe it or not my husband came up with this idea for the holder part of this.  It was like duh, why didn't I think of that.  So I have to give my husband Francis credit partly for this creation.  Which is kind of scary in a way LOL. 

I used the petal cone and emboss it with the houndstooth embossing folder to make the cornacopia and made different combinations of flowers to create this.  I didn't fold the score lines and when I embossed it the score lines just dissappeared so I was able to make a cone shape out of it.  I punched holes all around the top in the petals to thead my ribbon through and tied a bow.  It is all held together with wooden skewers as stems and I have a round piece of floral foam in the cone.  Also to attach the skewers as stems I used the same technique I did in the flowers in basket video.  I won't be doing a tutorial on this so I thought I would give you some instructions on this.  

Have a great day!
Sharon

Candy Legs Characters

All three tutorials included in the Candy Legs Characters Tutorials.  Click Buy Now to purchase.

 $3.95

I had a blast making these characters, after being inspired by Laura Haffke's cute characters that she posted on Stampin Up Demo Website.  She did a Big Bird, Raggedy Ann and a Penguin with the candy legs.  I had to make a Witch and Santa LOL.  I am seeing how many I can come up with!  This time I threw in Mrs Claus!  I hope you like them.

Coaster and Candle Tutorials Featuring Gently Falling Stamp Set

Coaster and Candle Tutorial Featuring Gently Falling Stamp Set

This tutorial is 3 tutorials in one!  You will learn how to make all the above projects in the photo above in this 9 page tutorial that is full of step by step instructions and photos.  I absolutely love this new stamp set call Gently Falling!  One of the techniques in the video is one I created myself!  I am so excited to share this with you all!  

 $3.95

The Sounding Joy Coasters Tutorial

The Sounding Joy Coaster Tutorial is finally released!  I truly hope you all enjoy the tutorial and have lots of fun making them.  Plus if you join Sharon's Scrappy Space Virtual Club you will get this tutorial for FREE. 

 $1.95

October's Online Virtual Club Project

Sneak Peek

October's Virtual Club Project

Hey Online Virtual Club Members,

I just couldn't wait to show you next months project for the Online Virtual Club!  It is using the Sprice Cake Designer Series Paper.  This is something that would be lovely sitting on the table at Thanksgiving!  I had a blast designing it too.  I hope you all like it. 

For those of you who have not yet signed up and I am offering the The Sounding Joy Tile Coaster Tutorial free for anyone who signs up for the Online Virtual Club.  Click here to check it out and get all the details!

Witch's Hat Tutorial

If you are  intersted in the tutorial you can purchase it here for only $2.95.  Once you pay for your tutorial with PayPal, I will get a notification from Paypal that you have paid and will email you the tutorials promptly.

$2.95

Santa Claus Tutorial

After posting my Santa Claus creation on Stampin Connection, I had such an over whelming response asking for a tutorial so here is it!  Thank you all for your kind words about my latest creation.   Once you've paid through Paypal, I will be notified of your payement and  I will promptly email you a PDF 5 page step by step tutorial, with detailed instructions and photos of each step.

    $2.95

Online Virtual Club Starting in September - First Project Sneak Peek

Hey Stampers!

I am so excited about starting my Online Virtual Club!  It starts in September and I can hardly wait!    I have to admit once a few of you subscribed to my Online Virtual Club, I got pretty nervous and thought what if I can't think of anything!  I had a bit of a creative block for a minute or two!  LOL 

No worries, I am back in full swing and the creative juices are flowing again.  I am so excited about September's 3 projects for the very first of Sharon's Scrappy Space Virtual Club projects!  They so stinking cute and right in time for Halloween!  I have coordinated the first three projects that can be put together as one awesome awesome project or easily stand alone as projects on their own.  You will love them and want to share them with your favorite trick or treaters!  Here is a photo of all three projects put together!  Don't you just love it?  First there is the treat holder, then the treat cup lollipop rosette and then the cute bat, witch and ghost peeking out of the front of the box!

Be sure and sign up so you can get the first of 6 month's of awesome tutorials.  Go to my Virtual Club Page to get all the information.  

August Club Projects

Flirtatious Project Tutorials (PDF format)

    $2.95

Hey Stampin Friends,

Check out this adorable set of projects that August Club members are doing.  It features the Flirtatious Product Suite from Stampin Up.  For the last couple months I have been featuring the projects my Club members have been doing to give you an idea of what club is like.  Now you can join my Online Virtual Club and have access for video tutorials, PDF file tutorials and a complete item list with prices and item codes for all the projects. 

How can you join?  Simply by placing a $25 order at my Stampin Up Online Store.  Once your place your order simply email me at shargod@gmail.com and let me know you want to join.  Also, you must make a commitment to place a $25 order by the last day of each month for a total of 6 months, to get access for the next month's Online Virtual Club (shipping and handling and clearance rack items do not apply toward the minimum $25 purchase).  Each month I will email you the password and the weblink to Sharon's Scrappy Space Online Virtual Club so you can view the videos and print the tutorials and Item Code and Price List.  All of my projects are all made with current Stampin Up products that you can order from Stampin Up.  I am really excited to be able to offer this online club and looking forward to getting started in September 2011.

For more information, go to my Online Virtual Club!

Check out my Online Virtual Club page for more detailed information.

Until Next Time

Sharon White

Witch's Hat

 Will post video soon on this adorable witch's hat.

Easy Mini Album Using Stampin Up Products

Mini Envelope Scrapbook Album

Post-It-Note Holder

Blueberry Crisp Mini Envelope Album

Sense of Time Shadow Box

Sense Of Time Shadow Box Photo

Hey Stampers!

Here is my latest creation, I am pretty excited about this idea.  I was inspired by a card I saw on Stampin Connection created by Ann Schach.  She is a very talented lady and when I saw her card, I knew I had found the inspiration for my shadow box.  Although this is similar in certain elements, I never copy someone else's work totally.  I get inspired by certain elements of it and it sparks my own ideas. 

One idea I have been pondering on is to start a home decor classes using Stampin Up products.  I have done many home decor projects in the past using scrapbook materials and thought it would be fun to do a Stampin Up Home Decor class.  My mind is buzzing with ideas!!  Let me know what you think!

Until Next Time,

Happy Stampin!

Ideas - Where They Come From

Hey Stampers,

Several people have ask me where I get my ideas, and it may be from something I see in a store or in nature, or another's person's creation.  I never copy anyone's work exactly but when I see something I like, certain elements of their design sparks a new idea in me.  I watch tons of YouTube videos, surf blogs and Stampin Connection (forum for Stampin Up Demonstrators) for ideas. 

I may have some element that I want to make work in a creation, like a sweet treat cup from Stampin Up.  I had these for a couple months, and I thought long and hard about a different way to make this work.  I saw a video on YouTube with a flower using a sweet treat cup on a lollipop stick by Andrea Walford, and I wanted to do something using those two elements.  A few weeks ago I thought since Easter was coming up, maybe a bunny in punch art would be a good idea.  I wrestled with that bunny for three weeks before coming up with the the finished product.  I will show you a few of my attempts...

This bunny was ok, but I still hadn't figured out how to open the back in a way that looked right.  If something doesn't look right it drives me CRAZY!!!  That drove me crazy! 

The next bunny lollipop I did, I tore up so I can't show you.  LOL

Getting desperate and needing some element of success, I made this card...  while it is ok, it still wasn't on a STICK!!! 



I tore up the next one too... so you can't see it either.

Finally, I had success with this Bunny Lollipop, it took me three weeks of trying to work out the design, but finally it worked and I could finally be content.

I kind of feel like this is a version of the Goldilocks story LOL! But just know that if at first you don't succeed, try try again!  I rarely am totally happy with the first card or project.  But I keep on working on it until it feels right.  Some projects or cards never make it past the first attempt.  I have a box full of them!  So don't give up!

Until Next Time!

Happy Stampin