The new Serendipity Street will go LIVE on Monday, January 25th. If you don't have your copy yet, they are only $2.95. There are some really awesome stamp sets in it...plus we are now carrying 4 different COPIC marker sets, Nestabilities and Impressabilities and lots, lots more!
You can also VIEW Serendipity Street on Monday by going to my TAC website which is http://avis.ismyangel.net Serendipity Street is currently pictured at the top of this page.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
ScorPal Treatbox
This ScorPal Treatbox was made with one piece of 8 1/2" x 11" cardstock and one piece of 8" x 8" TAC designer paper. It also uses a 24" piece of ribbon and a small piece of acetate to cover the oval window. If you would like me to do a tutorial on it, let me know by email or leave a comment. THANKS!
Thursday, January 14, 2010
I Heart You
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
Sweet Treats & Goodies
Friday, November 20, 2009
Scor-Pal 3x3 envelope!!! Here's how...
I recently designed a 3x3 envelope that I made on the Scor-Pal. I emailed Diana Crick, designer of the Scor-Pal and she is going to post the directions (see mine below) to her Yahoo Group, 'Scorpalpals'. Here's the link to join, http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ScorPalPals/ if you are as much in love with the Scor-Pal as I am!
Begin with 5x5 text-weight (computer) paper. Turn square so you have a diamond shape. Align top and opposite points on the first triangle groove (which is just past the 3 1/2" mark). SCORE at the first dot (2 1/8") groove. Rotate paper and repeat three more times. Fold into envelope shape.

To aid in folding the text-weight paper, I made a 3x3 template from plastic but you could easily use one made from cardstock. Place in center of scored paper and fold sides in first, secure with a drop of adhesive. Then fold bottom up and secure with adhesive. If you get a little heavy handed with the adhesive, the plastic template will keep you from gluing the envelope shut. You won't need a template if you're making a cardstock envelope. To see a larger view, click on the picture. Enjoy!!!
Begin with 5x5 text-weight (computer) paper. Turn square so you have a diamond shape. Align top and opposite points on the first triangle groove (which is just past the 3 1/2" mark). SCORE at the first dot (2 1/8") groove. Rotate paper and repeat three more times. Fold into envelope shape.
To aid in folding the text-weight paper, I made a 3x3 template from plastic but you could easily use one made from cardstock. Place in center of scored paper and fold sides in first, secure with a drop of adhesive. Then fold bottom up and secure with adhesive. If you get a little heavy handed with the adhesive, the plastic template will keep you from gluing the envelope shut. You won't need a template if you're making a cardstock envelope. To see a larger view, click on the picture. Enjoy!!!
Sunday, November 1, 2009
SALE!!!
To check out these 'specials' go to my Angel E-Commerce website - http://avis.ismyangel.net

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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Scor-Pal Treat Holder
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
November Vintage Stamp of the Month
www.theangelcompany.net
I just created some cute gift card holders using the gingerbread man from this set (see below) and I plan to do a tutorial here for you later this week. Please click on picture for a better view.
Cute as a Button Refrigerator Magnet
This is quick and easy to make! I inked 3 craft sticks with my Palette 'Giverney Green' inkpad. Set aside to dry or use heat tool to set the ink. Stamp words on one of the sticks. Adhere sticks to form tree and add a star or button & bow to top of tree. You could also punch out a star from cardstock to top the tree. My tree trunk is an inked (brown) craft stick. Add photo, buttons and magnet to back of tree and you're done! To get a better view, simply click on the photo. Enjoy!
Friday, July 24, 2009
my TAC website
If you would like to check out the products that The Angel Company (TAC) has to offer and see our stamp sets...simply go to http://avis.ismyangel.net. You do not have to sign-in or anything in order to view TAC's catalogue.
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