MFPSeptember Blog Hop Day 2

Welcome to the MFP

September Blog Hop

Trick or Treat

There are some changes to our Blog Hop and

we hope you will be pleased with them.

Be sure to look over the changes before hoping along.

The Blog Hop Guidelines can be found HERE.

Time to comment and do the tutorials ends sooner.

There will be prizes given for commenting and for doing the tutorials. Each winner will be chosen by Random.Org. 

Prize for commenting will be the "Witchie" Large stamp set.

 Prize for doing the tutorials will be the "Vroom" mini stamp set.

  And EVERYONE doing the tutorials will earn a tutorial badge.

Tutorials

Test Tube Treat Holders by Lois 

 Pop-Up Card by MariLynn 

Make sure you read the guidelines and rules before starting the hop.

NOW...

Let's get started HOPPING !!

Here's the Design Team

Bonnie
Karen

Kren

Lois

MariLynn (this is me)

Pam

Sandy

Shirley

Toni

Vickie

MFP Stamp Shop 

Enjoy the Hop. Come back each day to be 
inspired! Get to work on the tutorials and show 
us what you make by Sept. 30, 3pm CT

For my second TRICK card I did a pop up card. Make sure you check out my tutorial for making a pop up card and try it out yourself.

Here is the outside of the card:

Here is the inside view:

I made this card for the owners of the music store in our town. It had been in business for 93 years and is closing this month because the owners have health issues. Jack and Lynn Meister have made such an impact in our community. They will be sorely missed. I made this card for all the band students to sign to thank Jack for all he did for the kids. Other than for  craft supplies, my family's mad $ has gone to this store. Just this last year Jack restored my husband's cello. His hands have fixed and maintained many of my families instruments. He rescued a french horn that had been bent when my daughter fainted on it in high school. From ukeleles to drums and tumpets and bugles they all found their way from this store to our home. I pray that their retirement is a blessing to them and that they know they are loved and missed.