Great Gifts CD Blog Hop

Welcome to Inky Fingers and the Technique Junkie Great Gifts CD Blog Hop.

In honor of the launch of this new and fabulous CD, I have made the Candy Crayon Box which is only one of 40 gift projects on this CD. You can choose from boxes, bags, cups, other surprises and even some explosion containers to present your gifts in. The CD is just $14.95 plus postage. You can see a full list of what is on the CD including pictures of each project here:

http://techniquejunkies.com/great-gifts-cd.html

This project was a lot of fun and I know my grandchildren will love it. Who wouldn't love 3 rolls of Rolos topped with Hershey's Kisses? Save one for me!!!!

If you started here at my blog, you may want to go to the Design Team Blog and start from the beginning.

http://techniquejunkies.blogspot.com/

 You don't want to miss any of the wonderful gift projects!

You should have arrived here from:

http://sunflowers-dragonflies.ca/blog

Your next stop is here:

http://shellymc2.blogspot.com

You can purchase this CD or any of the others you might like below.  Select One or More CDs to add to your order:

Great Gifts CD $14.95 USD Mini Album Mania CD $14.95 USD 3D and Fun Folds CD $17.95 USD Fancy Folds and Motion CD $17.95 USD Emboss or Die CD $17.95 USD Stampbooking CD $17.95 USD Stampin' Companion CD $17.95 USD

 Thanks for stopping by to look and say hi!

Plaid Silhouettes from the new CD 10

This is one of the bonus techniques from the newest TJ CD...CD 10. There are 100 techniques on this CD, certainly enough to keep us busy for awhile, LOL! I strongly encourage you to purchase it and you can do that here:

www.patstamps.com

This card uses all G studio stamps except for the sentiment and I can't remember who made that stamp. All paper is from the Paper Temptress. You can check out all of Patricia's yummy papers here:

www.papertemptress.com

It's a new and improved website with a lot of new products. If you are a paper junkie...this is the place to go!

 

I forgot to mention that the fan adornment is from the June/July issue of the Technique Junkie newsletter. The technique is called Scalloped Circle Fan.

Thanks for stopping by. I appreciate your support!

 

Jackie K