October notebook

Bussakorn Mpelasoka: Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Canberra

I carried some office work to do at home this weekend. I was happy with what I have achieved today so I took a long break to do some crafting – but still work related. I made a quick & easy notebook to help me organise work items that need to be progressed or finalised this month. To me, a pretty notebook also makes work more inviting and enjoyable.

I used various stamps and stencil to decorate adhesive labels and placed them in a clear front pocket.

I used Kikki K paper to make the notebook.

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Bussy

Handmade envelopes

Bussakorn Mpelasoka: Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Canberra

I have so much work to do this weekend so I have to stop working on my project life album for the time being. I quickly made two envelopes to store the photos I already printed.

I used Best Birds stamp set and the matching Birds & Blooms thinlits dies to decorate the envelopes. I added also a few flowers using Jar of Love stamp set and Everyday Jars framelits dies.

I may be able to do a bit of craft when taking a break from my work – probably a quick notebook!

Thank you so much for stopping by.

Bussy

Project Life – Thailand part 2

Bussakorn Mpelasoka: Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Canberra

I have managed to print some photos from our recent holiday trip in Thailand and have two mini project life pockets to share today.

I started with Chiangmai even though not the first province we visited because I have many fond memories about this place. Chiangmai is the second largest city after Bangkok, located in mountainous area in the north of Thailand. There is no sea, but some lovely, refreshing waterfalls.

These photos were taken at the downstream of ‘Mae Sa’ waterfall.

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Bussy

Halloween mini treat bag

Bussakorn Mpelasoka: Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator, Canberra

I made this Halloween treat bag using Stampin’ Up! Mini Treat Bag thinlits dies, but made it with gusset so it can hold lots of candy.

For the decoration, again I used Stampin’ Up! Sweet Home bundle (for the bats, ghost, and trick or treat banner) and Beautiful Branches thinlits dies for the tree.

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Bussy

Haunted House

Bussakorn Mpelasoka: Stampin’ Up! Demonstrator in Canberra

I am so excited to share this fun 3D project I made from Stampin’ Up! Sweet Home bundle. Since it is not far from Halloween, I decided to try this bundle with making a (cute) haunted house instead of a sweet home.

I added fence along with a tree, die-cut using Beautiful Branches thinlits dies and pumpkins that I hand-drawn & cut. The colours I used are Smokey Slate, Basic Grey, Black, Very Vanilla and Tangerine Tango.

It was so fun and I will surely make many more houses of different styles from this bundle!

Thank you so much for stopping by.

Bussy