Craft Fair Ideas – Ink Stamp Share November Blog Hop

Hello and welcome to the Ink Stamp Share November Showcase Blog Hop. I am so happy that you have joined us. If you are starting with me or just came from Gez’s blog (wasn’t her project just adorable), I know you will be inspired by all the projects showcased today. We are to showcase what we have been working on, well I have been a busy bee working on Craft Fair Ideas. Have two big ones coming up and I am down to the wire on finishing up items

My first item is a shopping pad list holder – we can always use this to jot down things to do or items to buy at the store. I used the Harvest Meadow Designer Series Paper and Harvest Dies to decorate this one.

I created a little side pocket to hold coupons or receipts in.

Next are altered mini composition books. I bought them at Walmart (three to a pack). I altered forty books (and test right about now I am tired of mini composition books..lol). For these two books, I used The Sweet Symmetry and You’re a Peach Designer Series Paper. I used uplifting and positive sentiments in all the books.

For my final Craft Fair Ideas – I made a gift cardholder. Isn’t it awesome? I used the Tidings & Trimmings bundle to create decorate this one.

Well, I am back to my desk making more Craft Fair items. My fingers will be sore but it’s a lot of fun to make things that will bring joy to someone.

To continue along the blog hop, click on the image below to see what Mo Rootes has made. I know you will like it.

Roll Call

Jo Blackman
Angie McKenzie
Sue McDonald
Kim Price
Alison Carter
Polly Crouch
Cindy Mitchell-Clark
Karen Egan
Gez Carpenter
Linda Moore
Mo Rootes
Jill Chapman
Tricia Butts
Susan Simpson
Deb Naylor
Annette Elias
Victoria Littlewood

Remember a card is a hug with a fold in the middle – are you sending a hug to someone today?

If you reside in the United States and do not have a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator, don’t hesitate to get in touch with me at
linda@moorefunstamping.com.
I would be delighted to assist you in your crafting endeavors.
If you could kindly leave a comment, I would greatly appreciate it.
Until next time
Linda