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Owl Punch Extravaganza XI


This owl punch makes the CUTEST piggy!!!!  It seemed pretty perfect to tie the balloon to his tail with green baker's twine and once that was there, the sentiment just kind of wrote itself.  Like yesterday's post, this sentiment was created and printed from my computer.  This card and the other 19 owl-punch-themed cards I'm featuring on my blog will be given to the person who places the largest order on my Stampin Up Card Club party for July using my hostess code.  All YOU have to do to participate is place an order and all these super cute cards could be yours. 
Simply go to StampinUp.com and click on "store" at the top.  Place the items you'd like to order in the shopping cart and input the hostess code where provided to get full credit for your purchase. The hostess code is UCUFWPDU!

THE BEST PART:  You won't have to wait to receive your order.  Your order will ship to you within two business days!!!  No more waiting for a show to "close" to get your goodies.  THIS is instant gratification. 

But even more gratifying is making them for yourself.  That owl punch really is so much fun!  This piggy card was cased from Pinterest, the papers came from my card stash and you already know where the sentiment came from.  I also used the Stampin Up small oval punch paired with, yes, the owl punch for the balloon and the scalloped edge punch for a decorative touch.  And when you need a quick stitch.... NOTHING beats the faux-stitch journaling pen, well, except a sewing machine of course!!!

Thanx again for your orders and good luck.  Swing by tomorrow to see what the chef prepared!!!
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Julie Tucker-Wolek said…
Soooooooooooo cute! LOVING how you turned it into a pig!!!!!!!!
July 11, 2014 at 5:35 AM
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