
The secret to having it all, is believing you already do!

Stamp Camp was certainly fun this month. Halloween is just so much fun whatever you make, do or dress up as! On this card we used the brayer over a Versa Mark stamped image. The stamp set is "House of Haunts" and the DS paper is "Cast a Spell".
Of course, "From the Crypt" is a favorite stamp set of mine, just because the designs are so cool! We "rocked" our orange spider in black to get the tips a different color. We used ink pens to color in the greeting in different colors. The greeting came from the level 1 Hostess set, "Holiday Best". We also added some black glitter to the card to give it a little zing!
Boy, oh boy! I sure have seen this cute little coffin floating around blogs and splitcoast stampers a lot this season. The pattern is directly from Martha Stewart's site. Click here to get the pattern. So these are just 3 of our stamp camp make and takes. Happy Stamping! Happy Haunting!! :)
The finished card.
1. You will need a brayer, Versa Mark Pad, Basic Black pad or Staz On pad. More Mustard and Pumpkin Pie ink pads, glossy card stock, black ribbon and, if you choose, punches for the Halloween sentiment.
2. Stamp the moon (circle) with Versa Mark on to glossy card stock.
3. Using the lighter color first, brayer it on to the bottom of the card. Use the darker color for the top of the card. The circle will show up during this step.
4. Tear a piece of paper and place it just below where the two colors meet. Brayer it in the darker color again to give it shape.
5. This is how it should look.
7. Stamp the crows on the trees from Graveyard Gala.
8. Using the Autumn Days stamp set, stamp the wild weeds over one another to make it look wild. I even turned the stamps over and used the bottoms to make more weeds.
9. Adhere the glossy cardstock to Basic Black card stock. If you look closely, you will notice something has changed on my card. I only have one crow and my weeds are a little different. Why? Because after all that work, when I went to adhere the glossy to the black cardstock, I didn't notice how messy my hands were and I got BLACK FINGERPRINTS all over my card! UGHHHHH! So I had to go back and start over. Make sure your inky fingers are clean!! Oh well, didn't I say this was my FIRST tutorial! hee hee!
9. Add whatever you like to the inside of the card...
Jodi's frame is below. She used an orange jewel on the skeleton's tooth. Looks great!
I love how Alison sponged her background. Especially around the tree! So artistic!
I love the white scrolled paper as the background on Linda's frame, but I really love her little frame where she used the crows and sponged the background yellow. Fun! Fun!
Linda's small frame...
Alison used the crows on the inside of her card with the circle punches! So creative!!
It is rare that I see a card that I just HAVE to try right away, but I saw this card on SCS, by Michelle Zindorf, this morning and I couldn't wait! I ran right down to my "office" and got started! I LOVE IT!!!!!! It was so much fun to make, even though I have a horrible head cold! I actually felt like I accomplished something today!! Check out Michelle's blog here.
Good afternoon! Where is the sun? The clouds are making me sleepy!!! Here is what we accomplished in today's "Boxes, Bags and More" class. The frog looks so cute and easy, but it was time consuming and not quite as easy as it looked. I will post the directions later.
I like this "Game Night" bag. Perfect for a little treat to give out at a party. We used the "Game Night" stamp set and the "Jackpot" paper. We stuffed the bag with a deck of cards. We used the XL die, "Elegant Bag". I think it turned out nice and the silver strips make it look Las Vegas-ie!! LOL
I am giggling because I just noticed that my frog's foot slid to the center of the bag. Rib-butt! This project is so cute, but was a pain in the butt to make!! ha ha! As cute as it turned out, I can tell you now, that I would never make multiples of this for a birthday party. Maybe it gets easier the more you make it, so I shouldn't knock it totally. However, all the gals at class agreed! :)
Okay! Now my favorite! Love this box! I also have made this before, but I just love the new "Autumn Meadows" DS paper. Perfect for a Thanksgiving gift! You can find the tutorial here...
I don't know if this has ever happened to you fellow bloggers, but my camera had such a hard time focusing in on this card, I had to take quite a few pictures to get it clear. I also had to take the picture with the card at an angle to get it this clear. I was wondering whether it was the wrinkled paper or the printed paper itself? HMMM?? The only decent picture I took of the front of the card is way off center, so please forgive.





Where has this summer gone? I can tell you where mine has gone. Basketball. Loving that my daughter is playing, but it has taken almost our whole summer. I am so proud of my daughter and husband... Their team took 2nd place in at Nationals in Orlando. I love that they are together, spending such quality time together. Picture below...
While I was waiting for my new stamps to arrive from SU! I made this card. The unfortunate thing is that I forgot to post it early last week. Then my in-laws came for a week and my blog was the last thing on my mind! Anyway, here is the card and here is a picture of my daughter and her grandparents at lunch one day. Hope your 4th was as great as mine was! Down to the craft room to start using all my new stuff!! YAY!!
Oh my gosh, this box was so easy! I found this tutorial on this great little animal cracker box on Tracy's blog, Inky Doodles. One sheet of paper is all it takes! So much fun to make into your own design!! For this box I used Old Olive, Melon Mambo and Basic Black card stock. Two jumbo brads, black hemp string, and "Beautiful Butterflies" Sizzex die. The design in front came from the "Tulipe" die found only from Stampin' Up! I cut the design to fit the box. The "for you" stamp came from the stamp set "One of a Kind". Easy as that!








My dear friend, Cathy celebrated her birthday yesterday. She saw a recipe book that I made for my niece over a year ago and simply teased me that she would like one... Well, I finally got around to it! Above is her birthday card and below are pictures of the recipe book. SU's Rockabilly paper really makes it pop! I wish I had more time to make each page a little more decorative, but I think she will be happy to get the recipes. Now, she just needs to share all of her recipes with me!! :)
I can't believe that this is the first time I am using this stamp set and it is retiring. I really like this set, but just had not pulled it off the shelf until today. I am going to keep this one because I know I will use it again. It was a level 2 hostess set. All card stock is retiring... Kiwi Kiss, Tangerine Tango and Baja Breeze.
I have been under the weather the past few days. On top of that, we are doing some remodeling in our home. Stamping seems to be a luxury that I am not finding time for lately. However, I am very excited about the new catalog and the new "In-Colors". This birthday card was made with the "Doodle This" stamp set that is retiring. You have until the end of June to buy this before it is gone forever. I also used Kiwi Kiss card stock which you also will not see anymore. Be sure to check out the list that is retiring and stock up on items that will no longer be available. Happy Stamping!
My fellow stamper, Linda, made these graduation cards the last time we all got together to work. She used the "Great Grad" stamp set on page 46 of the catalog and is now on the retiring stamp list. If you like these cards you may want to snap up this stamp set before it is gone forever. To see the retiring list, click here.




I love gadgets! My daughter calls me the gadget queen. Everything in my kitchen has a purpose. It is the same way in my craft room. Many times, I would feel guilty about collecting so many different kinds of circle cutters, circle punches, die cuts, etc. However, I quickly learned that there are times that one cutting system doesn't work for all projects. This is the reason I love die cuts that nest! I knew I wanted to use this stamp, but every circle punch and other circle cutters that I used would not nest and layer just the way I wanted them to. I went to my die cuts that fit perfectly together and viola! Perfection! Love them! I am going to a baby shower today for one of our tennis pros and I was asked to make this card from our team. I think it turned out really cute! I don't get to use pink card stock and baby stamps very often! Nice to have those on hand, too! :)
A girlfriend on my tennis team is also celebrating a birthday tomorrow. I just love the Urban Garden paper pack. The colors are just so striking! Well, off to make some goodies for my tennis team! End of season party at my house this week! What an opportunity to craft! ;-)
Where has the last two months gone? I can't believe how crazy it has been. May is the busiest of them all! I have totally neglected my blog. I am hoping to catch way up in June! We will see! My niece just got engaged, so I made this card for her. I am glad I snapped a picture of it before I mailed it because it turned out so well! The cardstock is Pink Pirouette, Rose Red and Whisper White. The beautiful patterned paper is from the Bella Rose packet. 
I can't believe that I haven't tried to do this before! I had seen so many decorated notepads and thought they would just take too much time. Especially since you have to take the wire binder off! Boy, was I wrong! This was so darned easy and fun!! I just love how they turned out! I am going to be making these forever, now! YAY!!
I made this notepad for my daughter. I used the "Just Jawing" stamp set with the Rockabilly DS paper. (Funny, I always thought it was Rockability) ha!
This one is a little more mature. The paper is from the packet "Bella Blue" and the sentiment is from the new stamp set "Sense of Time" that will be available to purchase on April 1st through our Occasions Mini Catalog. The monogram letter is from the "Lovely Letters" stamp set. Can't wait to make more of these little cuties!
I have had this little stamp set "Cheers to You" for a while and hadn't used it. I am so happy that I did, because I really like this card! I made this for a friend who is having a birthday this week. Didn't it turn out cute?
I used two stamp sets for this card. The sentiment came from the stamp set "Bird on a Branch" and the cute little tree and boots came from "Branch Out". This is one of my favorite cards that I made this month.
Now, the dandy little stamp set will be available starting April 1st. You will see "Just Beachy" in the upcoming "Occasions Mini Catalog". The flip-flop card below was also made with this set. The set doesn't come with any sentiments so immediately I thought of the "life is good" stamp from a retired set. In the card below I used "happiness" from the stamp set, "Warm Words".
Taylor was going to a birthday party so I whipped up this little card. I watched Dawn's video over at "Dawn's Stamping Thoughts"
I just love this little box. It was cut with the Big Shot and the Bigz XL die "Box #2" on page 194 of the catalog. It is so EASY to put together. We used the extra thick DS paper from the "Parisian Breeze Specialty" pack. How fun stuff it with a little surprise for someone!!
This card was hard to photograph. The white craft ink didn't show up on some of the pictures. I really like how this card turned out. We used the slit punch to close the card. Cut your card stock as usual and fold. Then cut off 1" from the front of the card. That will make your card fit perfectly in the little slit. The stamp set was Sale-a-bration set, "Polka Dot Punches".
Here we cut the circles with a die cut. The stamp set we used was "Simple Friendship" and the DS paper was "Urban Garden". Card stock is Baja Breeze and Not Quite Navy.
Here is another card with Rasperberry Tart. Isn't this paper just great? The color palate is just awesome! Kiwi Kiss, Rose Red, Real Red, Cameo Coral! These papers just compliment each other so well! The stamp set I used is "Three Little Words". I copied this layout from one I found on Splitcoast. I will have to do some digging to find the sample card since I never saved it. Have a happy "hump day"! :)
This bag is a sample of the goodie bags I made for my stamp campers last week! I started to make a little homemade treat of Peanut Clusters but my chocolate burned! That has never happened to me before! :( So I ran out and bought some peanut brittle to put in the bags. The little stamp is from the "Yummy" stamp set in the Sale-a-bration mini catalog that you can see here.
The new DS paper Rockability is so awesome! The gloss on the paper is so cool! I wish you could see it better from this card. The whole packet is great! The new eyelet border punch is also a new favorite of mine! Each catalog they are coming up with some new things that I just love and this is one of those things! The stamp set is "Big on Spring".
As much as I love deep purple, I never seem to use Elegant Eggplant card stock or ink. I stick with the same old favorites. I forced myself to make this card and actually it turned out pretty good. The silver balls actually look like pearl in this picture, but the compliment the color well. The stamp sets I used were "On Your Birthday" and "Doodle This".
Here is that nifty little box again! I think the gals had a good time making this. The scallop circle stamp is from the set "Love You Much". We used blender pens and ink pads to softly color it in. The tag saying came from the Sale-a-bration set "Yummy"!!
I love the simplicity of this card. This card is a good design if you need to make multiples!! The "Fifth Avenue Floral" stamp set is my new favorite. The DS paper the coordinates with this is Urban Oasis. It is sheik and fresh! Especially with these two colors!! I think I will make more of this card and send them to a friend!! :D
What can I say about not only the great color palate of DS paper "Raspberry Tart", but the wonderful, beautiful new stamp set "Branch Out". I will use this stamp set for many years to come!


Check out this new "Jack Pot" Designer Serier paper and "Game Night" stamp set. The "You're Invited" came from "Sincere Salutations". I guess I could have printed up a whole mock invitation, but I just left it blank. I just love this paper! There is so much you can do with it. I can't wait to use it for Bunko at my house in February. I am not sure what for yet, but I will figure something out! I can't wait for you all to see the new catalog! I am sure you will start sticky noting every page like I did! 

This is about one of the easiest boxes that I have ever made! Can you believe that this box is made out of this little hand-dandy envelope from our Sizzix die cuts. Click here to see what envelope I am talking about. Click here to view the die itself. The stamp set is from the "Love You Much" Valentine Bundle. I used my blender pen with Kiwi Kiss, Riding Hood Red and Pink Pirouette stamp pads. The stamp perfectly fits the scallop circle, so it was so very easy to make this box look cute! We will be making this cute box or one similar to it at this month's stamp camp. From what I understand, we are getting some great new dies for the Big Shot in this new catalog. I just got word that my catalogs shipped. I will be anxiously waiting for my favorite man in that big brown truck! I am looking forward to seeing you all on the 21st! Until then, happy stamping!!
Sorry this picture is a little crooked. I had the retired set "Celtic Knots" for sale last week and no one picked it up. Thankfully for me, because I needed for this Sympathy card. My friend lost her Grandmother this weekend. :( Once again I pulled out that Night of Navy card stock and paired it with Old Olive. The "with sympathy" came with the Beautiful Borders set. I was making cards this weekend and am not sure I am too happy with any of them. I will decide whether or not to share them today.. Have a good one!




My dear friend, Cathy made 3 sets of cards to give out as gifts during our work day, today! Aren't they great? All paper, no stamps. What a great way to use your paper and allow the cards to be used however the receiver wants to by leaving them blank! Perfect! I believe this paper was from the Spring Silhouettes Designer Series paper pack from the Spring and Summer catalog. Love how she incorporated the scallop edge punch into the design! What a productive day, Cathy!! :)
This morning is the last of my stamp camps until January. It isn't really a stamp camp, it is a work day and I will be working on my cards as well. I made these two cards late last night and I can't decide if I like either of them enough to send to my family. I do love the red and cream striped ribbon!! I also like this tree a little too much. Maybe I need to try a different stamp set? Of course the ones that I send to everyone else will be much less detailed and will include of picture of my daughter with the dogs. I guess I will go back to the drawing boards.
As much as I love the fall and all it's colors, Thanksgiving cards are probably the hardest for me to put together. Maybe it is because there isn't ever any real awesome Thanksgiving stamps? I started one and it was way too detailed to make 8 of, which is how many different families there are in my family, so I settled for something a bit easier. The Frosty Day paper was perfect for something "not so" traditional. That paper set reminds me of some real great colorful scarves. I used two retired sets to make this card.. SHHHH! I know! The words came from last years "Dotted Autumn" set and the pine cone came from...ahhh...give me a couple of hours to get back to the craft room to list it. It's too early and I need my coffee first. LOL! Anyway, I water colored the pine cone in with Kiwi Kiss and Chocolate Chip. Wow! I better go get my coffee! Be back in a couple of hours. :)
I have been making so many holiday cards that I wanted to take a break and since a good friend of mine is having a birthday, it gave me an excuse to break free from the holidays for an hour or so... I have always loved blues and greens together. The "Green Tea" paper is just so pretty!! Don't you think? I made the second card just because I had all the paper out. :)




I reprinted this picture of Taylor and her cousin, Katelyn for another sample. Look how easy it is to personalize the inside of the card with a personalized name stamp! You can see the personalized name stamp options on page 159 of the catalog. Start thinking about what you might need so that you can get your cards done in time!! Christmas is just around the corner!! :)
Okee dokee! So, Monday was probably the most frazzled I have ever been preparing for a stamp camp... Don't know why, I just was. This little project (which I saw here) never got done in advance, so I ended up making it for the first time in front of the group... Not usually like me! Sorry gals!!
Okay, so I saw this cute little turkey in a Stampin' Up! magazine that I get every month. For the feathers, they used the scallop punch and folded it to make it look 3 dimensional. My sample didn't turn out so cute. Glue was caked everywhere! I was about to give up when I thought I might try the 5-petal flower punch and voila! It worked!! I am sure you all can figure out what punches I used to make this fella, so I won't list them... Gobble, gobble!!
I think these are my favorite cards because I just love, love, love this Christmas tree stamp from "Snow Swirled" on page 32 of the regular catalog. There is just no way to mess it up! It is gorgeous all by itself. This first card, I think, looks great with the "Ski Slope" designer series paper in the background.







Anna Kournikova...she is TINY!!
Sir Elton John talking to the crowd.
My mother-in-law, Cathy, is very creative! She has been stamping for about as long as I have, but has been on a little hiatus because she didn't have the proper space to work. We all know that it is a pain to drag out boxes every time we need to make a card. So, this room has been a long time comin'! My father-in-law, Bill, just finished this wonderful new craft closet in a walk-in closet in their house! I am so excited for her. She even got new hardwood floors in the space. This goes to show you that you don't need a lot of room to have a good workspace.




This was fun to make and so easy! The test tubes came from Michaels. I knew I wanted to use them, but was having the hardest time finding something fun to do with them... then I spotted this on Lisa Summerville's blog. Click here to find her pattern. I modified the pattern to fit one test tube. I will post the pattern shortly.
Didn't this card turn out cute? This is my favorite card that we made today. I love the colors and the glitter!!
Isn't it amazing what you can create with punches. Here we used all 3 oval punches, the word window punch and the horizontal slot punch. This card reminds me of the pumpkin patch in the Charlie Brown Halloween movie. Thanks for a fun day, ladies! Mark your calendars for October's stamp camp!! :)
I just love the way the Eastern Blooms stamp set looks! It really is elegant! I don't know if you can see it or not, but the flowers are embossed. The Floral Frenzy Classy Brass fits the flowers perfectly! I used pens to stamp the different colors. For the top card, I used Whisper White,Basic Black, Ruby Red and Pumpkin Pie card stock. Chocolate Chip, Ruby Red and Summer Sun Pens. For the card below, I used Basic Black, Whisper White, Basic Gray, and Sage Shadow card stock. I used Certainly Celery and Sage Shadow Pens. I love the looks the markers give on this card. Now... off to organize for stamp camp! Happy Stamping!
I like the printed paper from "Ghostly Greetings" so much that I almost left the card without the lovely skeleton from the stamp set "Just Jawing"!! I added the glasses. Not sure if I like them or not. You will see more of this cute set.
Here I used the chalkboard technique for the candy corns. I stamped everything with the Whisper White Craft pad and then used chalks to color in the candy corns. I went outside the lines with the chalk and I kind of like it that way. Kiwi Kiss is the background card stock and Kiwi Kiss ribbon. I just love Halloween!! Yay!! :)
You know, when I first saw this paper, I wasn't too keen on the Chocolate Chip color in the "Holiday Treasures" 12X12 paper packet, but the more I see it, the more I like it! Here is the first Christmas card of the year from me. I used the "Punches Three" level I hostess stamp set(love it!!). Even though the color combo for the paper used Ruby Red, I used Riding Hood Red as the base of my card. I did use Ruby Red for the smaller square. Baja Breeze and Old Olive were the other two card stock colors. The Chocolate Chip ribbon is retired. This is the first time I have tried that sort of bow. Don't know what it is called, but it sure looks nice and crisp. I can't believe that we are starting to think about Christmas already!! Wow! I need to get my stampin' elf buddies started early this year!


I just love Halloween! Maybe it is because it is during fall, which is my favorite season? Maybe because my childhood memories of Halloween are so special? I don't know, but I love everything about it! I also love working with rub ons! The "Chills and Thrills" rub ons are so cute! You will be seeing more with them in the up coming weeks. The "Ghostly Greetings" paper pack is great too! The tag on the bag was made from the "Batty for You" stamp set. Oh, so many fun things to make! Happy Haunting!! ;)
I first saw a sample of this card here, and I had to try it out! This is made out of Stampin' Up!'s open ended envelopes, folded in half. How fun it pull out a secret note from the tab.
I fell in love with this paper and couldn't wait to use it on a card. The background paper is from Urban Garden as well! Isn't it gorgeous! Kiwi Kiss and Not Quite Navy, along with Baja Breeze are the card stock colors. The stamp set is "Cute and Curly, cut out perfectly with the new Curly Label Punch! I am thrilled that Stampin' Up! has made more punches to go perfectly with their stamp sets. Lastly, I added a felt flower from the Flower Fusion Too and a little bling.
Does this card look familiar? I copied the same layout from another card I made here. This time I used paper from the Hawaii Papaya packet. I really wasn't sure what colors to mix with it, so I went to this wonderful website that gives you color combinations with Stampin' Up! colors. Click here to check out this site . You will never be at a loss for a color combination for your cards again!!
My niece, Katelyn turned 15 this past Monday. She needed a more sophisticated card than the usual fun card I make for her. Happy Birthday, Kate!! XOXO!
My oldest niece had her baby girl, Brooklyn last week. Here is her card. The large scallop is from Spellbinders. I love the Nestablilites that they make!! I can't wait to meet Brooklyn in person! I am sad that my family is so far away! :(
Yes, I have a big family! My nephew Logan turned one on the 22nd. He is precious! He is all the way in California. Wish I lived closer to all my family members. It is hard being away, especially in times when someone is sick. These are happy cards, though! :)
Now, I get to nominate 7 others!! How darned fun!
Here are the rules:
1. The winner can put the logo on her blog
2. Link the person you received your award from.
3. Nominate at least 7 other blogs.
4. Put links of those blogs on yours.
5. Leave a message on the blogs of the girl’s you nominated
Here is who I nominate for this award:
1. Lindsey: http://stampwithlinz.blogspot.com/
2. Angie: http://www.chicnscratch.typepad.com/ She has an incredible site!
3. Taylor: http://www.tayloredexpressions.blogspot.com/
4. Di: http://dianagibbs.typepad.com/stampin_with_di/
5. Carol: http://stamplikecrazy.blogspot.com/
6. Julie: http://juliemonroe.blogspot.com/
7. Dawn: http://www.jademingmeidesigns.blogspot.com/ (She's up and rollin' again!)
Hope you enjoy their blogs! They really are great! :)




My upline, Angie, made me a card while she was at convention with this color combo and layout, so I used it in a card for a friend that is moving to Utah! (But hey, maybe I can visit if I ever make it to convention! ) Going to miss you, Tracy!! :( Stamp Camp won't be the same without you!!
I am not going to show you the cool card that Angie made yet, because we will be making it at stamp camp!! I just loved it!! Thank you, Angie!
The color combo (which I probably would have never used without seeing it first) is: Basic Black, Chocolate Chip, Whisper White and Cameo Coral! So cool!!
Kinley is getting bigger! He is now heavier than Harley! He is so funny and animated, we can't help but laugh at him! Of course, Harley,(the serious one) just looks at him like he is stupid. He was so excited to be on a chair like Harley!!



These are pictures of the roses in our yard late this spring. They looked so beautiful, I had to take pictures. My dear friend, Alison, showed us this mosaic technique at her monthly crop and I thought these pictures would work well. I was so excited about how they turned out, I just had to share!! I can't wait to do more!!!
Do you know what I love about this set? First off, I have always loved the old sets, similar to this one, with this long cursive writing, but I really love the fact that the extra words are already on there and I don't have to pull out my Stamp-a-majig to line-up and add the extra sayings!!! If I don't want the extra words, I can just use my pens and leave them off!! Quick and easy, that is the way I like it! Think of all the cute cards you can make with this set! 
Remember sock monkeys?!! Taylor got a pair of jammies at Target last winter with sock monkeys on them. They have made a comeback!! The first ones that I remember were made out of those thick winter socks that you wore with your "clutter boots" (leather hiking boots) and down vests and Levi button up jeans!! Yes, this brought back many old memories of growing up in Colorado!! You southerners probably have no idea what I am talking about!! Ha Ha!






Wow! What a crazy week for me. I did my monthly stamp camp on Monday, and on Tuesday I did a girls camp. I am also trying to get my daughter ready for an overnight bball camp. So, while the laundry is in the dryer, I thought I would do a quick post of the 4 cards we made at the girls camp. I preordered personalized name stamps for each of the girls from SU!, of course, and this is what they did.






I really love how this card turned out. I made this card using bold brights, but I just had to change it to a softer color for stamp camp and I am glad that I did. Here is what I used:
I got the idea for this card from....? I swear it was Nicole Heady's website, but as I searched her site to give her credit, I cannot find it! She used Basic Grey paper and of course here I used Stampin' Up! paper.
This is the actual card we made at stamp camp. I just love the "Summer Picnic" Designer Series Paper from the Occasions Mini Catalog. This picture or the mini catalog do not do the set of paper justice. Here is what I used:

I had so much fun with these pictures of Taylor! This is one of those times she actually had fun posing for pictures! Usually, it's "Mom, enough already!" I also love having a photo printer where I can make multiple copies of the same picture. I used them at the bottom of the page on the "Princess Page".
While the husband is away, I don't worry, I just stamp and scrap!!! I am working on a small scrapbook that I made for Father's Day for my husband. I can't wait to share it with you!
These frames from Creative Memories are the coolest!! I earned this frame from my girlfriend who sells Creative Memories. This frame is a smaller version of the one for sale. Click on the title above to see the 12X12 version.



This card makes me laugh because I copied the layout from the very first card I ever made at a "Dots" party. I think "Dots" changed their concept since then and is now "Close to My Heart". I laugh when I look at the old catalogs (Stampin' Up!) dating back some 10 years!
Soft and simple...glossy and my favorite River Rock card stock.

