The Crew Quarters

I love the colors gray and pink together.  This project uses the heart image from the Hoop La La stamp set, along with the Petite Pocket XL Die to make an adorable emergency sewing kit.  

The supplies for this project include:

Basic Gray and Very Vanilla card stock

Fan Fair DSP

Hoop La La stamp set

Big Shot, Petite Pocket Bigz XL Die, Hearts Collection Framelits Dies, Stripes Embossing Folder

Pearl Basic Jewels

Antique Brad

Subtles and Neutrals Designer Buttons, Glue Dots

uni-ball Signo Gel Pen (white)

Thread and needle

Stampin'Up! Markers

The flap stays closed when tucked under the Antique Brad.

Petite Pocket Bigz Die	123131
Price: $42.95
Use this adorable pocket to enclose small, thoughtful gifts and delightful surprises! The innovative designs in these longer Bigz dies give you new and interesting creative options. Use with Extended Premium Crease Pads. The Petite Pocket Bigz XL Die works best using only one layer at a time. Measures 6" x 13-3/4".

Petite Pocket Bigz Die

123131

Price: $42.95

Use this adorable pocket to enclose small, thoughtful gifts and delightful surprises! The innovative designs in these longer Bigz dies give you new and interesting creative options. Use with Extended Premium Crease Pads. The Petite Pocket Bigz XL Die works best using only one layer at a time. Measures 6" x 13-3/4".

Designer Buttons
Price: $8.95
These fun and whimsical buttons are a sweet 3-D accent for tags, cards, and scrapbook pages. Available in many of Stampin' Up!'s exclusive colors. ■ 72 buttons per container; 4 each of 3 designs in 6 colors ■ Designs include large marbled button, double circle button, and small flower button

Neutrals - 119743

Subtles - 119745

I also wanted to share an undertaking that Kim took on for her new home will she's in Tallahassee.  She took fabric (non Stampin' Up! I'm afraid) and used liquid starch to apply it to her walls.  This is a great idea for rental homes where you can't change anything.  It pulls right off and you just wipe down the walls.

Before - the wall was painted navy blue.

Most of the way finished.  Roll starch on the wall, then press the fabric down and roll starch over the fabric.    She used some thumb tacks to secure in place until dry.

The finished wall.  She has several 50's decorations from her last film, so that's the theme of the room.

Other side of finished wall - desk and crafting area.  

Here are a few more photos of her rental house.  Her other 3 roommates didn't bring a lot, and of course, Kim must travel with 2 full vehicles and a U-Haul full of furnishings, so we decorated the living/dining area with film posters and other paraphernalia.  Just fitting for 4 graduate students in the film department.

Kim with her Grandparents.

The much loved marquee we saved from an out of business video store and what better poster to have in it?