I've decided to hold Card Making Classes in my home starting in February 2009!
I'll run the same 2 classes each calendar month - one at the beginning and another at the end.
These will be 2 1/2 hour long technique or theme based classes. Classes will be held during the weekday 9 -11:30 am or 12 - 2:30 pm.
The cost will be $20 per class (payable in advance at time of registration).
As an Added Bonus class participants will get to choose 2 card kits from my "Card Buffet" selection in addition to what we do in the class. You may chose to make the cards after you're finished the class cards or take the Bonus card kits home with you.
So if you're living on the North Shore of Vancouver BC and are interested in joining me or would like to be notified of upcoming classes please email me with your contact info at mkirkwood2002@yahoo.com.
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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Monday, September 29, 2008
Saturday Card Camp
This past Saturday I taught a Card Camp at the Scrap Arts store in North Vancouver.
I used one a stamp from Provocraft that you just "dial" to say what you want.
I don't use it very often but it does come in handy to make personalized greetings and in this case - a label for a water bottle pouch!

There were 6 ladies there and we plowed through 12 cards and a card keeper tin in just under 4 hours.
It was a lot of fun and according to one customer - each card was "adorable"! She said this every time we started a new card!! It was obvious she was very happy to be there. Thanks Patricia for all your enthusiasm!
Here's the "camp snack" I put together for everyone.
I don't use it very often but it does come in handy to make personalized greetings and in this case - a label for a water bottle pouch!
Now I know someone will ask me how I made this so I'll tell you my secret.
I was cutting standard sized cards using 12x12 paper (Kraft paper in this case) and these were made up from the leftovers!
The dimensions are 3 1/2 wide by 12 long. I scored at 2 1/2 and then again at 8 1/2 . I tore one edge (at 12 inches) and folded it up. Stamped stuff on it and stapled it. The hole at the top was punched using a 1 3/4 inch circle punch.
Now isn't that easy?
I can tell you that all of the ladies really got a kick out of their Camp Snack and appreciated the snack during the long class.
Except for one lady who didn't eat her granola bar nor drink her water.
At the end of the class I asked her about it and she said she was "saving" it to take home! How cute is that?
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