Hi y’all!
Happy Wednesday.
Meet today’s card.
I made the woodgrain paper with a nifty woodgrain background stamp from All Night Media.
The deer paper is from the Friendly Forest collection by Colorbok. The words are from a Kim Hughes stamp set from Cornish Heritage Farms.
That’s it for now. I’ll be back later.
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It’s a new week and I’ve got a new card to kick it off with.
I admit it’s a little on the plain side, but there’s a good reason. This one is for one of my younger cousins, who is graduating this year.  He’s a clean lines and no junking it up kind of guy. đ
The words and diploma images are from a couple Studio G clear stamp sets (series 30, I think). The graph patterned paper is the backside of a piece of Girl Friday two-sided patterned paper from Cosmo Cricket.
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 I’ll be back later.
Hooray for the weekend.
Meet today’s card.
The word and flowers are clear stamps from Studio G. The grid paper is the back side of a piece of Girl Friday two-sided paper from Cosmo Cricket.
If you came here today because of the Outta this Funk blog hop, welcome! If not, I invite you to join go on a little blog hopping today. There are about 20 lovely ladies from the OTF community sharing projects today.
Next up on the blog tour is Joy. Click here and you’ll go to her blog!
Happy “blopping” (<—- what my stamping friend Meg calls blog hopping). đ
No small talk today.
Just a card.
The papers are from Making Memories. The flower is from Li’l Davis. The white letters are from American Crafts.
That’s it for now. I’ll be back tomorrow with a new card and a “blopping” fest (aka: blog hopping) with some very special friends.
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Another day. Another card.
Meet mine for today.
It makes me laugh.
And, yes, I admit it. I am addicted to wiggle eyes and happy faces. đ It brings me crazy amounts of joy to turn a unlikely object/critter/whateveryoucallit into something silly, goofy and all that stuff with wiggle eyes and a smile. Hee hee.
The paper is from Cosmo Cricket’s Snorkel line. The wiggle eyes, brad (nose) and floss (happy smile) are from my stash of card making fun.
I’ll be back later. Thanks for stopping by today.
Have a fabulous day!
PS. Happy birthday to my friend, Red! I know you are out there. đ
Happy Tuesday!
It’s a two-fer day.
Meet Card No. 1
Not much to say about this one.
The patterned paper is from Cosmo Cricket’s Girl Friday line. The borders are from Doodlebug and the letters are from Jenni Bowlin.
And meet Card No. 2.
The stamps are from Technique Tuesday. The green paper is a Scenic Route. The gems are from Kaiser Craft.
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It is a new week, and I’ve got a brand, new card to start it off with.
This one was inspired by Cath and her Wood You woodgrain challenge on the Moxie Fab blog.
I just love the woodgrain trend she talks about.
Whenever I see something with a woodgrain print, it makes me think of my grandparents. Their thing was wood. They created and sold wooden mirrors, birdhouses and rocking horses at Saturday Market for 25 years. Each piece they made was completely unique. That’s because they’d use fire to tint the wood and bring out the grain.
Anyway, going back to the card, the woodgrain paper is from American “I continue to love ya” Crafts. The circle paper is from Making Memories. The brad is from Bazzill. The letter stickers are also from AC.
That’s all I have for you today. I’ll be back later.
Thanks for stopping by.
Hi everyone!
I’ve got just one card for you today.
This one is headed to a friend who lost her pop last week.
I wanted the card to have a masculine feel since it is because of her dad. It just didn’t seem right to me to send her an all girly-girly flower one.
The images are clear stamps from  Technique Tuesday. The cattails are from their Growing Wild, while the words are from their Thinking of You set. The blue paper is from Melissa Frances.
That’s all I have for today. I’ll be back tomorrow.
Hope you are having a pleasant Sunday!
Hi y’all!
Hooray for Friday!
I’ve got a simple card to share with you today.
The flower, word, gems and papers are all from the Zinnia collection by Little Yellow Bicycle. The ribbon is from May Arts.
And, just for fun, here’s a card of mine that was published a bit back.
This card appeared in Paper Crafts Quick and Easy Cards Vol. 2 special issue. You can get it here.
The sun, clouds and mountains are dies from Quickutz. The chipboard letters are from American Crafts.
That’s all I have for now. I’ll be back later!
Thanks for stopping by.
Meet today’s card.
The little stapled areas are my attempt at pleating and gathering with paper. Noticed both a lot lately on trendy shirts and purses so I thought I’d give it a try on a card.
The circles and ledger paper are patterned papers are from Far Flung Craft. The letters are some oldie but goodies from Making Memories.
That’s all for today. I’ll be back later.
Thanks for stopping by!
A bit of this. A bit of that. 