Owl Punch Extravaganza XII....Blinkin, Thinkin and Inkin Revisit

That's a spicy meatball....er, cupcake! Ellen over at Blinkin, Thinkin & Inkin is SOOOOO freakin talented!!!! I am IN LOVE with the chef she created using the owl punch and had NO PROBLEM ~~steeling~~ ~~scrapjacking~~ casing this cutiepie to create this AWESOME birthday card. Again, I created the sentiment on my computer and printed it out because I just didn't have a large enough "Happy Birthday" sentiment. The cupcake was done with Stampin Up's retired Little Layers Plus along with the strawberry from Stampin Up's Happy Hour. The flourish was stamped using another one of Stampin Up's retired sets, Vintage Vogue and the paper was ALL from my scrap paper bin. Yet ANOTHER card I wanna keep for myself!

But speaking of the scrap bin, I've yet to mention that for those who own the owl punch, you become VERY CLOSE to the scrap bin. For years I saved the tiniest of paper scraps never really knowing what I would ever do with them. NOW I KNOW!!! That owl punch utilizes the smallest pieces of paper. And any scrap piece that you can't manage to put into the punch can EASILY be attached to a sticky note and fed into the punch to punch out.... nothing goes to waste with this baby!!!

If you'd like to get your hands on this cupcake card, I AM giving away this card and 19 others that I'm featuring here on my blog to the person who places the largest order on my Stampin Up card club party in July. All YOU have to do to participate is place an order using my hostess code.

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. I love that part!

So good luck to everyone who orders and thank you so much for your support. Pop in tomorrow for another fun (and completely different... hint, hint: GIRL POWER!!!!) use for that owl punch!

Comments

Julie Tucker-Wolek said…

Soooooooo cute!! LOVING how you made that chef from the owl punch!!!!

July 12, 2014 at 6:04 AM

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