Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Gone Postal!

Totally love that little spot of blue to give it that Old Fashioned look. I'm not a huge fan of chalk. Something about the texture gives me chills. But this was so worth it. I think it's time to get counseling about my chalk issues because this came out so beautiful and easy.

Razzleberry Love!

I'm finally getting to love the new "In Color's". Took me awhile. But this was so bright and cheery to do. And Easy! That's the best part!

Surf's Up!

Such a fun card to make. I absolutely love "Extreme Elements". I've ordered the "Just Football" and can't wait to try it out Seahawk style... or Cougar style... or Huskie style... or Monroe HS style.... endless options!

Chocolate Medallion

Yum! We did this at Liz's Stamp Camp way out in Arlington in the neatest log cabin home. Awesome Camp

Sweet Memories Gingerbread

This was so much fun to do and looks so much cuter in real person. Almost edible. We did this at Roberta's house for Stamp Camp

Sunday, August 23, 2009

God's Promises


Hi Everyone!
Today's Sunday and I'm feeling the Love. I'm doing a card camp for our Ladies Bible Study on Tuesday night. I wanted to keep it easy and fun. And this is super easy and most cute. I am using up some of last years "In Color" since I have a good little stash of it. But you could use any color combination. I'd keep it in the primary or secondary color wheel arena. I used Pacific Point, Kiwi Kiss and Tangerine. I used the Swirl Scribble to cut out the "waves" from Tangerine. I just love the zip and to bring the message home, the rainbow brads at the bottom. Super Cute and easy. I have two more to come up with this after noon. I'll keep you posted.


Monday, August 17, 2009

Nouveau Chic Voila Cookbook

As I promised! I made two of these for the boys for their Christmas gift. I like to give one sentimental along with the loot. I plan to put all those homemade recipes they like. I have a few really cute pictures of them to put in as well as photos of relatives that have been long gone. Like the Blackberry cobbler my great grandmother used to make. She'd send us out for hours collecting berries. (Ok... it may have taken hours because we ate most of what we picked and she probably needed a break from all of our chatter.) I'll put a story about berry picking in the woods behind her house and a picture of her with her blackberry cobbler.

I tried to keep the boys cookbook on the masculine side of things. Can't beat black and grey for boys! As I get some of the inner pages done with family photos I'll share a few with you for inspiration. I hope you like it! If you'd like to have a little soiree` we can get together and make one to get you started. Bring a few buddies and we're talking good times! Click on my demonstrator website over to the right and send me a message.