I have always loved frogs but when Emma came home saying her class theme was frogs this year we were on a mission....create a punch frog. So this past weekend we went online and found a clipart picture of a frog and we knew it was the one we could recreate! So off to work we went and this is what we came up with!
Check out the video (for some fun music) as well as a step by step tutorial on how to put it together and a supply list. The song on the video is one of my kids favourites!
(Can you tell I'm having fun in the video world right now....thanks Dave for showing me how!!!)
Comments
This is just the Cutest Frog!!
Adorable card!!
You did a wonderful job..
getting the most of your punches.
Great video...TFS
that is so cute! now figure out how to make a paint palette and you will be my hero!! haha I did the same thing with my clown card... I was starting to get worried when I start seeing punch shapes in objects that I see!! haha
Oh My Goodness! This little guy is so cute.
You have the best tutorials and now you have them on video and to theme music. You are always stretching yourself Heather, always learning and being the perfectionist you are well it makes me feel tired (hee hee).
Oh my gosh Heather...this is so cute!! I love how you are showing different ways to use our punches!
Thanks again for sharing this lovely idea!!
Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve next!!
Anne
OK, how on earth do you manage to amaze me every single day!! Although I saw the card yesterday, the video was fantastic. With the names of the punches flashing up and then again at the end, the music, like the card isn't enough, the video is over the top!! Bravo, very well done. Once again I am left in awe!!!
Now I gotta run and make a frog card!!!!
This is just the Cutest Frog!!
Adorable card!!
You did a wonderful job..
getting the most of your punches.
Great video...TFS
Posted by: Dee | October 23, 2008 at 10:08 PM
that is so cute! now figure out how to make a paint palette and you will be my hero!! haha I did the same thing with my clown card... I was starting to get worried when I start seeing punch shapes in objects that I see!! haha
Posted by: Cindy Wiedemer | October 15, 2008 at 05:59 PM
oh man, I love it, I think I have to save up some money to buy those punches...I just love your blog Heather!
Posted by: Monika Thiessen | October 15, 2008 at 05:36 PM
Oh My Goodness! This little guy is so cute.
You have the best tutorials and now you have them on video and to theme music. You are always stretching yourself Heather, always learning and being the perfectionist you are well it makes me feel tired (hee hee).
Posted by: Dale | October 15, 2008 at 01:33 PM
Oh my gosh Heather...this is so cute!! I love how you are showing different ways to use our punches!
Thanks again for sharing this lovely idea!!
Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve next!!
Anne
Posted by: Anne Granger | October 15, 2008 at 01:21 PM
OK, how on earth do you manage to amaze me every single day!! Although I saw the card yesterday, the video was fantastic. With the names of the punches flashing up and then again at the end, the music, like the card isn't enough, the video is over the top!! Bravo, very well done. Once again I am left in awe!!!
Now I gotta run and make a frog card!!!!
Posted by: Sonia | October 15, 2008 at 01:10 PM
Too cute. There is a teacher at our school who collects frogs. Will have to case the card for her.
Posted by: Gerrie | October 15, 2008 at 11:50 AM
You have so many videos; they are so much fun!! So many new ideas; thank you for sharing!
Posted by: Linda | October 15, 2008 at 09:56 AM
Great idea; I love it -- one of a kid!
Posted by: Linda Anderson | October 15, 2008 at 09:38 AM
great froggy!
Posted by: Chelle | October 15, 2008 at 08:37 AM
Awwww! How cute is that frog? Heather, that is amazing. Is there anything you can't make with a few punches? :P
Posted by: Emily | October 15, 2008 at 07:49 AM
Love the addition of video to your blog. You are very talented!! I check your blog everyday for new ideas. Can't wait for more!
Posted by: kristine | October 15, 2008 at 07:42 AM