Be a VIP this month with MFT!

Welcome back. It's time for the November My Favorite Things, VIP Blog Hop! Hopefully you just came from the newest Dirty Girl, Christina's blog. If not, then you'll want to hop on back to the start with Kim's blog. She'll have all the details about this month's VIP kit.

This month's kit ROCKS!!! It includes some of my favorite products-MFT stamps, Scor-tape, a die-namics die, AND some Crate Paper dp! WOW! This Kit is only available for 1 day! Don't miss out on getting the November WTG, two weeks early, PLUS you get an exclusive, never to be released again mini stamp set.

The kit is ONLY for ONE day, Oct.19-Oct.20 for $41.40

The MFT VIP Package includes:

Teacher's Pet WTG The upcoming Who's That Girl? set $17.95

Crate School Spirit Paper Pack $5.50

UNRELEASED Die-namics Die,MINI Banner Strip

with MINI Banner Day Alphabet Stamp Set $13.95

1/8" Scor-Tape Roll $4.00

Teacher's Pet Sentiments MINI stamp set (FREE & Exclusive. Will not be released outside of this VIP Kit. $9 value)

Lucky for me, I'm getting a jump on a little appreciation card for my son's substitute teacher. My first graders regular teacher went on maternity leave two weeks into the school year. His sub has been fabulous and I thought it was only fitting to send her off next month with a signed card from the class. I put my Silhouette to work to cut out this fun shape, and made the card a little larger than normal, so the kids would have room to write their names inside. I couldn't resist the notebook edge die-namic with this card, and a little MFT twill. Here's what the inside looks like. I layered up new Polka Dot Framed die-namics with an oval punch along with another apple and the notebook stamp (included in the set), AND another strip of the notebook die. I'm also excited to show you the sweet altered pencil I made. I used some MFT felt to make the sweetest rolled flower (thanks to the amazine die-namics die) and hand cut some leaves. I the attached it to my pencil with a hat pin, just stuck that right through the center of the flower. A visual would probably have been better, but I forgot to snap a picture of this process. I lined up the flower with the top of the pencil (I removed the eraser and metal part) and made sure the bottom of the pin rested along the side of the pencil. I then wrapped it with Score-tape. I was then able to cover that up with a piece of ribbon and added a pop of color with the bakers twine.

Alright, there you go! Thanks for all your kinds words. CINDY is up next. I know she'll have something fabulous for you!