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Starlight, Star bright, first star I see . . . tonight . . . well, almost . . . .

So I was going through all the pictures on my desktop and I realized that I did not post the ones for this starbook I made. Oops. This was for Super Saturday and I think turned out really cute using the SU designer series papers.

I learned how to do this when I was in El Paso, from Tracy Tripp. She has some cool ideas -- obviously!!!

If you are interested in a tutorial on how to do these, please post a comment and let me know. I have two tutorials that I am working on already, and three's the charm right . . .

The ornaments are from that bucket set and wouldn't you know it, I cannot remember the name of it right now. *annoying* They are colored with a blender pen and watercolor pencils and then crystal effects was placed on it and dried so it kind of bubbles up and has a 3D effect.

You could put pictures on the inside of this and also some journaling and it would look just snazzy open or closed on a Christmas tree. Speaking of which . . . is it really thanksgiving already in just a couple of days? I have so much shopping and cooking to do . . . YIKES!!! I shall try to get some cute gift tags I made uploaded before thanksgiving, and there will be no posting from me on Thursday!



Comments

Erica said…
I would love a tutorial for this, it would make a great gift, TFS
1:00 PM
Anonymous said…
Wow! this looks sophisticated. I would be interested in a tutorial on this. Thanks for sharing. Have a great Thanksgiving!!
2:12 PM
Aimee said…
OH THIS LOOKS COOL!!! Please share...
3:03 PM
Anonymous said…
I am looking forward to a tutorial for these and the pinecone ornaments too.....Thanks so much for sharing Amanda!
3:39 PM
Dorinda said…
Basket Full of Fun..Hostess set. and YES a tutorial is needed!! I am drooling over the Pinecone ones..PLEASE...have mercy and tell me how to make them!!
6:32 PM
Anonymous said…
I NEED the instructions for ALL your cool creations! Love your blog - I visit every day!

Susan/Soozie4Him on SCS
moot96@aol.com
7:05 PM
Anonymous said…
I would LOVE LOVE LOVE the tutorial. I visit your blog every day. It is awesome.
Dawn
5:25 AM
Leslie said…
okay , yeah I want a tutorial. you need to doa tutorial of some kind for the yahoo group.
7:52 AM
Anonymous said…
please , oh please can i see how you made this star??? I love it!!!
8:38 AM
Anonymous said…
Wow! This is wonderful! I would love to know how you did this.
7:45 AM
Anonymous said…
Your star is beautiful. I would love to get the tutorial for it.
4:05 PM
Debby said…
I would love the directions for this. Wow you do awesome work. Also love the pinecone ornament, going to make one of them this week.
6:38 PM
Anonymous said…
Thank-you so very much for sharing your wonderful ideas. Please post a tutorial for this.
3:28 PM
Anonymous said…
Loved your tutorial on the pinecone balls - please consider doing one on the starbook!
8:43 PM
Unknown said…
I would love to make these for Christmas gifts!! They are adorable!! I hope you have time to post the tutorial this weekend for all of us last minute crafters!
2:24 AM
Anonymous said…
I would love a tutorial for this ornament - looks gorgeous - got your blog from a CTMH consultant.
Thanks
Linda
9:53 AM
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