Thanks Jean..

I had to make a quick thank you card for my husbands grandmothers best friend Jean. She made us darling Christmas ornaments this year. I wanted to use my new nestabilities and I will say that I've got the cutting down but embossing is another story! Sorry the pic is so blurry, Santa didn't bring me a camera this year :(

Supplies: Stamps: true friend, absolutely fabulous Paper: old olive, fall flowers, whisper white Ink: really rust, ruby red, old olive, garden green Accessories: rectangle nestablitlites

Quick Post..

I wanted to post something today, just encase some of ya'll are out surfing. I made this card to hold my dads gift card. I needed something "manly" but sorry for him this is the only masculine paper I have.

SUPPLIES: Stamps: season of joy Paper: soft sky, sage shadow, whisper white, wintergreen Ink: versamark Accessories: stardust embossing powder, notched corner punch.

Kylie's Reindeer

I wanted to show you guys the reindeer I had painted for Kylie a few weeks back. I'm really happy with the way it turned out.

And the Winner is...

CATHY!
Cathy said:
The holidays always brings all the family together. The cheery feeling with lights, Christmas trees. Ok you can't forget all the wonderful foods and sweets that are always right under your nose...begging you to eat them. Thanks for a chance at your sweet candy.

THANKS TO ALL WHO PLAYED!!
Cathy, please email me your address and I'll mail your package out in the A.M.

Winter Time Fun..

I finally had a chance to stamp today! For this card I folded a 8.25x4.25 sheet of sage shadow in half. I stamped the top half with snowflakes from my wintertime fun and snow flurries sets using versamark. The bottom half is a 2.25x4.25 strip of snowflake patterned paper from SU's wintergreen line. To divide the top from the bottom I used SU's soft sky ribbon. Ok, so for the main image I cut a 2.25x2.25 square of very vanilla and the stamped the kitty. I used Prismacolors to color the image. I then layered my image onto a 2.5" scalloped patterned paper square which is also matted onto a 3" scalloped square of soft sky. I really wish I could say I used my nestablilities for this card BBUUTT sadly they're under my tree! For the snow I used star dust stickles. I hope ya'll enjoy!

SUPPLIES: Stamps: wintertime fun, snow flurries Paper: sage shadow, wintergreen, very vanilla, soft sky Ink: versamark, archival black Accessories: Soft sky ribbon, prismacolors, odorless mineral spirits, blending stumps.

Sisterhood of the Blogging Stampers-6

I just found out I made it into the sisterhood of the blogging stampers! Ok, for the getting to know me part: I've been married for almost 3 years to a great guy I met in high school. I have a beautiful 23 month old named Kylie, she's my buddy-for the next 10 years anyway :) My husband convinced me to start scrapbooking shortly after she was born. I kind of liked scrapbooking but it really wasn't that "fun" to me. I came across the card making section at my LSS and decided that I would probably enjoy that a lot more and I have. What I truly enjoy is altering things. My whole family lives within a two mile radius and I love that! I'm currently a full time student at Texas Women's University (and I don't love that!). I can honestly say that if it weren't for Kylie I would be a college drop out! I have one dog, a maltese, named Bailey. I'm super excited to be apart of the SBS-6 and look forward to seeing all my sistah's new projects!