Chi Chi Memories Blog: What a Wonderful Season

Sunday, October 10, 2010

What a Wonderful Season

Hello everyone hope your all having a fabby wekkend!Sorry i'm late with my post today, i've had no internet all day as the phone lines were down and finally came up at 5pm! Grrrrrr!

I'm just loving the new autumn release from ChiChi Memories and couldn't resist in making a wardrobe card so here it is:

Inside:

Recipe:

Papermania Hampstead Papers
ChiChi Memories Autumn Memories Digi Set
Pokey Tool
Square Gems from Stash
Promarkers

Hugz

2 comments:

Alice CarmanOctober 10, 2010 at 11:32 AM
Very cute! Love the dimensions.
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KerryOctober 10, 2010 at 1:09 PM
Sally, what a sweet card! I have to give the wardrobe card a try, super cool!
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Welcome to Chi Chi Memories

Something about CCM

Natalie Tong (designer) found Chi Chi Memories (CCM) in 2010 with a dream in heart to share her cute designs to all the crafty people out there! Due to various reasons along the way, Natalie had to take a short break from her designs, but has now ever so energetically is back to pursue her dreams. Natalie has invitied Cassandra Wan (partner) to join the team as of 2013, and together, their two main goals for CCM is to:

1: Continue delivering cute digital images that will make you go “awwwww” when you see them at first sight =)

2: Inspire all the crafters out there to make an awesome asset to their projects with CCM stamps.

1. Images can be scaled to desired size to fit perfectly to your project!

2. Multiple digis can be combined together on your computer and printed out as a whole image (that’s almost like creating your own stamp!) Be creative!

3. Easy storage – Of course, it only takes up a few kilobytes of your computer instead of your crafting shelf!

4. “Fast delivery” – No waiting, no delay. You get your digis right away and you can craft right away! Yay!

5. A reasonable price of a whole set of stamps!

6. No Rubber, no silicon, no wood, no nothing! Yup, the making of the digis do not require any those materials. Go green!