Octrober 18, 2012: Simply Scrappin Kit Project #6

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I has a little bit left from my Simpoly Scrappin' Kit, so I whipped up this cute little number using Stampin' Up!'s 3x3 envelopes, and put a plain cardstock insert in each.

So cute!

October 16, 2012: Simply Scrappin' Kit Project #5

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Adorable tin album!  Loving these Simply Scrappin' Kit projects.  :)

October 15, 2012: Simply Scrappin Kit Project #4

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And here we have #4!  These are super simple to whip up using clear envelopes as interior pages.  And it requires so few pieces from the kit that i was ablew to make a few more things!  :D

October 14, 2012: Simply Scrappin' Kit Project #3

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Simply Scrappin' Kit Project #3 - a classic flip album.  Love this one!  I even added hidden magnets to keep some of the panels closed.  :)

Again - a super fast gift!

October 13, 2012: Simply Scrappin Project #2

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#2!  I adore these flip albums, and they are quick to whip up when you need a WOW gift for a wedding, birthday, baby shower - whatever - on the fly!  Using a Simply Scrappin' Kit makes them even faster.  I think I only spent about 1/2 hour on this one - and that included searching both my memory and my files to remember what size to cut the cover!  :D

October 12, 2012: Simply Scrappin' Project #1

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Here you have it - Project #1 from my Simply Scrappin' Kit.  This is my ALL TIME FAVORITE mini album design - I've made dozens of these!  They whip up so quick using Stampin' Up!'s 6x6 page protectors.  Using a SSK makes them even faster!

Now, I should mention that when I got this idea about making as many things as possible from one kit, I only had one complete kit on hand - Tea Time, which was retired this year.  But, I made these to sell in my mother's new shop in January, so I thought they would be perfect.  You can see Stampin' Up!'s current Simply Scrappin' Kits HERE, and the new one from the Holiday Mini Catalog HERE.

Since I'm admitting to using retired product, I might as well be hung for a sheep as a lamb...I used my favorite retired Round Tab Punch for the tabs...and I used my last scrap of retired Early Espresso Quilted Ribbon from last Christmas...and non-SU eyelets.  But, each of these items is easily replicated from SU's current product line!  :D

So that's project #1.  And I had a TON left over!