Today Angela is sharing the second half of her calendar project- you will love how she incorporated lots of JustRite Stamp sets into her project. If you would like the printable calendar template email Angela - agbark@roadrunner.com and she will email it to you directly.
For the month of July I used a piece of fireworks paper from Stemma. The month of “July” was stamped onto white cardstock using Versamagic Night Sky. For “God Bless America” I used the 25 point Curlz Font and my small horizontal wood stamper to spell this out and die cut it using the Spellbinders Pinking Circle Nestabilities. The stars were cut using my Cricut Expression and the Accent Essentials cartridge. I applied silver glitter to each star for extra “bling”
For the month of August I used a piece of floral paper from DCWV. The month of “August” was stamped onto white cardstock using Versamagic Aegean Blue. The flowers are from Prima with Kaiser rhinestones added to the centers.
For the month of September I used a piece of paper from the DCWV Grade School Stack. The month of “September” was stamped onto white cardstock using Versamagic Hint of Pesto. The school bus was cut using my Cricut Expression and the Doodlecharms cartridge. I stamped the “S.A.D. #21” using the Times Roman 15pt font from JustRite Stampers. 15 point Times Roman Font is only available for purchase with the 2" stamper.
For the month of October I used Halloween paper from DCWV. The month of “October” was stamped onto white cardstock using Versamagic Pumpkin Spice. I stamped the “BOO” center from the Witch Way To The Treats set (now sold out) onto white cardstock using Brilliance Jet Black and then clear embossed it to give it a shine. I cut the spider web from Making Memories Spellbound paper and pop dotted the stamped image to it. The spider was cut using my Cricut Expression and the Doodlecharms cartridge.
For the month of November I used a piece of leaf paper from Provocraft. The month of “November” was stamped onto white cardstock using Versamagic Gingerbread. The Cornucopia image is from the Favorite Occasions Borders & Centers set, stamped onto white cardstock using Memento Black and colored with Copics.
For the month of December I used a piece of paper from the DCWV Christmas Stack. The month of “December” was stamped onto white cardstock using Brilliance Rocket Red. I used the “Don’t Peek” center from the Tiny Words Borders & Centers set, stamped onto white cardstock using Brilliance Rocket Red and mounted onto green cardstock. The Sleigh was cut using my Cricut Expression and the Christmas Cheer cartridge. The Santa sticker is from my stash.
Once all of the months are done bind them all together using the Bind-it-all and ¾” white wire.
This calendar was a lot of fun to make and would make a great gift for anyone who is hard to buy for.
Once all of the months are done bind them all together using the Bind-it-all and ¾” white wire.
This calendar was a lot of fun to make and would make a great gift for anyone who is hard to buy for.
Keep us in mind....."When it needs to be JustRite".
.JPG)
To begin my calendar, I needed to create a stand for it. To do this, I took a 10 1/2” x 6” piece of cardstock and scored it at 5” & 7”. For stability I cut pieces of chipboard, adhered it to the cardstock
and then covered it with another piece of cardstock. I applied adhesive to the back to make the stand.
Now for the fun part of my project – designing the calendar pages. For each month I chose the designer paper first and then chose the ink color to match. 
For the month of January I used a piece of snowflake paper from the DCWV Christmas Stack. The month “
For the month of February I used a piece of OXOX paper from the DCWV Spring Stack. The month of “
For the month of March I used a piece of St. Patrick’s Day paper from the DCWV Spring Stack. The month of “
For the month of April I used a piece of Easter paper from the DCWV Spring Stack. The month of “
I love taking a store bought item and placing my own personal twist on it! Today, I did just that, taking two holiday floral picks I purchased at Hobby Lobby (50 cents each at half price!) and making them into ornaments. Using floral picks enables me to use the wrapped wire as the ornament hanger after turning upside down, and no worries about how to get a hanger attached! I bent the pick wire and snipped off excess. This pink snowflake ornament adorns a tag stamped with Memento black ink, backed with scallop die cut silver paper. The sentiment image is from 
When adding a cardstock paper strip around an ornament such as this, I make sure the ornament is plastic or styrofoam material. That allows for the cardstock and punched embellishments to be attached using straight pins. No need for adhesives! Gotta love that! After stamping the word Sharon and 2009, I cut out using a word window punch. At the one end of the date paper piece, I punched a hole so the date piece could easily thread onto the wire hanger. The punched Martha Stewart snowflakes and border strips are held in place with white pearl head straight pins.
I made this ornament for my cousin. So, it is fitting that I chose to stamp “Made with Love” from JustRite’s 
After the holiday celebrations are over and winter marches on, what a wonderful card to brighten one’s day! JustRite is sponsoring the Card Positioning Systems sketch challenge this week and I thought I would get a head start on those winter cards utilizing JustRite’s A Merry Little Christmas Set!
Copic markers BG10, BG72, and BG75 are the colors I used to coordinate the snowflake with my Basic Grey patterned paper. I applied liquid pearls with a very light touch to add just a little dimension on the snowflake and butterfly wings.
for all the details visit 
Here at the JustRite Blog we are in the middle of designing this fun Monster Bash. Today I am sharing with you the centerpiece for the party. This fun Chocolate Cookie House Kit from Wilton. To my relief the Haunted House came pre-essembled!! Which certainly steamlined the process- no set-up time required for assembling the house. This is a super fun family project, Jack had a blast helping me design the house and is still asking when he can eat my project!
Since this is the centerpiece for the party - the center and the border from the 
Yesterday I showed you this - what the Spider Web Punch around border looked like
as well as what you can create when you combine that punch with Martha Stewarts coordinating Spider Web Corner. For the top of my Eye of Newt Jar I made a square webbed mat. Next I added a inverted circle die cut of my favorite Halloween paper from Making Memories (it combines text with a spider web). I added a K&C Spider sticker and then stamped the spider web center from the 
I don't know about your kids but mine love personalized things!! So today I am going to show you how to make Spider Web Cupcake Wraps as the first project for our Halloween Party.
If you haven't seen the new Spider web border and corner punch from Martha Stewart --this is one of the coolest Halloween Punches EVER!! To make the Spider Web Cupcake Wraps I used the Spider Web Border Punch. In the photo above I am also showing you what the corner punch in conjunction with the border punch looks like. (You'll see what I am making with it - Friday on my personal blog--can't wait to show you!!).
To make the Spider Web Cupcake Wrap cut a by 8 1/2" x 1 1/2"
Next using 
Aren't they cute. My next tip is that you should try your cupcakes in the wrap before you frost them to make sure they fit.
Jack loved this whole project....but just wanted to know how long it would be before he could eat my project. (Boys!!).
To create the eyes on my cupcakes I used Brown M& M's and white and black frosting. For the mouths I used candy bats leftover from tomorrow's project.
