Petal Party Part Two

I decided, since we had so much fun at our last stamping party to have a second one. Here are some of the pictures.

As always, I have to pick out the supplies for everyone ahead of time. Here's a picture of some of my ribbons and other supplies.

One of the campers about to stick a big yellow sticker to her card. Looking good!

Two of the campers concentrating on their work. Don't let anyone fool you: this is hard work.

See? Everyone works really hard on their stuff.

We had a full table that night, as you can see here in the picture.

Card making involves lots of little things, so we use lamps to shed light on everything.

One of the cards that is half-way done. I love these colors together. They're so bright and happy.

Pam is always talking up a storm! Better make sure she gets her cards done before the night is through.

Almost done...

Here are six of the eighteen cards we made. I made a display so that everyone could see what they were working on.
Check out my flikr page, where there are another six pictures from this event I didn't post here.

Petal Party

Here at Stamping Friendzy, there's usually at least four stamp camps every month. Tonight, we had a Petal Party Stamp Camp.

Here we have stuff as we are beginning to get organized and start this stamp camp. We're going to be making eighteen cards, which is a lot of cards to be making all in one evening.

A great, dramatic picture of some of the paper we're using tonight, plus a large part of my ink stash. Whenever we prepare for a stamp camp, we have to get these out.

Here is what the bags look like. You get nine bags (each with the parts for two cards each) filled with the bits and pieces you need to construst your cards, already prepared and ready to go.

Here's one of the campers working on a card.

A couple of different stampers working on the same card.

Those dots are tough to put on sometimes, but they make things look great.

Me helping some of the campers with stuff. These bright lights make it a lot easier to work.

Three of the cards in finished form. Look at them: they're perfect.
There are a few extra pictures on my flikr site if anyone wants to see more.