Jo-Ann Unrau, Stampin' Up Demonstrator

Raccoon Eyes

Here is another couple of versions of the critters I have been making recently. Isn't this one adorable? We made this as a Make & Take for Big Shot Club recently.

It was inspired by a project from Kimberley Morris, and it used Basic Gray, Black, and Whisper White cardstocks.

And here's one more: this one was created by my 11 year old daughter.

 
This one used the Top Note Die as well as Chocolate Chip and Pretty In Pink cardstocks.

So cute!

Enjoy making some punch-art critters with your punches!

Jo-Ann 

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Watch out for Aliens!

Here are some Aliens made by my boys, after they saw my bunny box (see my previous post).

I am glad I have some boys around to help me make some masculine things! I am not so good at that part! (and yes, those are ABS, drawn on the Tempting Turquiose one :))

These are both made using the Top Note Die, various Circle and Oval Punches from Stampin' Up, and lots of boy germs :) Just kidding.....I love my boys! I think these would be great filled with gummy worms!

Happy Creating!

Jo-Ann

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Bunny Wabbit

Happy Easter everyone!

I thought maybe you'd like this cute little punch-art bunny that I made using Stampin' Up's Top Note Die and various punches.

This makes a great holder to put a cello bag of goodies inside (cookies, candies, CHOCOLATES!). I just used adhesive to close the cello bag, and attach to the inside, so it could be easily pulled out without wrecking the bunny :)

I used the Large Oval and Wide Oval punches for the ears, added the 1" circle and 3/4" circle for the eyes, and Wide Oval (cut off the sides) and 5 Petal Flower punch for the carrot. The little paw is made by cutting a Scallop Circle from Pretty in Pink cardstock, followed by punching it again with the 1 3/8" circle punch. The base of it is just a strip of cardstock (3" X 11") scored in the middle, and scored again 3/4" on either side of that first score line. This project was inspired by Kimberley Morris.

I will share some other critter versions of this box in the next few days!

Happy Easter!

Jo-Ann

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