Friday, February 20, 2015

Be Mine, Twitterpated

How pretty is this?  All four sides close up into a 3-1/4" x 3-1/4" envelope to hold my favorite 3" x 3" cards!  I wish you could touch this beautiful Gold Soiree DSP.  It is lightweight and feels so smooth and has a pretty sheen to it.  It's just yummy.

This was our last project in my Everything Envelope class. 

If you would like to learn how, I do offer FREE one on one classes.  Contact me today.



 
 
 
Recipe:
Cardstock - Crisp Cantaloupe, Garden Green, Whisper White
Stamps - A Round Array, You Plus Me
DSP - Gold Soiree
Ink - Crisp Cantaloupe
Stampin Write Markers - Basic Black and Crisp Cantaloupe
Pretty Accessories - Sweet Sadie Washi Tape, Crisp Cantaloupe Thick Baker's Twine
 
 
 

Wednesday, February 18, 2015

Made Just For You

An adorable little homemade envelope with pretty embellishments on top layered on another homemade envelope in Crumb Cake!  The littlest envelope opens for you to put a handmade gift card inside.  I would love to get this in the mail!



 
 
Recipe:
Cardstock - Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Pistachio Pudding
DSP - Backgrounds In Color 2013-2015
Ink - Crisp Cantaloupe
Pretty Accessories - Tea Lace Paper Doily, Linen Thread, Neutrals Button
Cool Tools - Envelope Punch Board
 
 

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Weekly Deals For Feb. 17 - Feb. 24


So Sweet of You


This is our second project from my Everything Envelopes class.  The card base is using Whisper White Cardstock and covered with Stacked With Love DSP and Washi Tape.  I'm loving the Washi Tape!   The coolest tool ever, the Envelope Punch Board, makes it super easy to make an adorable file folder corner and rounding the corners at the top of my card. 

If you would like personal help with yours, or any other SU tool, please let me know as I would be glad to help. 



 
 
Recipe:
Cardstock - Whisper White, Crisp Cantaloupe
Stamps - Hello There
DSP & Washi Tape - Stacked With Love
Ink - Stampin Write Markers - Crisp Cantaloupe & Basic Black
Cool Tools - Big Shot and Envelope Punch Board
 
 

Monday, February 16, 2015

Thinkng of You

Today I would like to share a project from my recent class "Everything Envelopes!"  In another class, one of the girls asked about envelopes so my projects are centered around the envelopes we have for sale and the tools we have to make our own.

I had so much fun preparing for this class that it was a good thing I had an end date, as I kept coming up with new ideas to share with them! 

Since Valentine's Day was approaching I used our new Stacked With Love DSP.  I hope you enjoy.


 
Recipe:
Cardstock - Whisper White, Basic Black
Stamps - Kind & Cozy
DSP - Stacked With Love
Ink - Stampin Write Markers Basic Black, Real Red and Wild Wasabi
Pretty Accessories - Real Red 1/4% Cotton Ribbon
Cool Tools - Big Shot, Large Polka Dot TIEF and Envelope Punch Board
 
 

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Live Well, Laugh Hard, Love Big

Yesterday I chose a color challenge - CCMC342 to play with.  I really like how it turned out.  The colors are Hello Honey, Basic Black and Sahara Sand. 

Thank you for stopping by.  Have a blessed day.

 
 
Recipe
Cardstock - Sahara Sand, Hello Honey, Basic Black, Whisper White
Stamps - Oh, My Goodies
Ink - Stampin Write Markers Basic Black and Hello Honey
Pretty Accessories - Pear Basic Jewels
DSP - Something Borrowed
Cool Tools - Big Shot, Deco Labels Framelits
 
 

Saturday, February 14, 2015

Sending Wishes Your Way

Good morning everyone and Happy Valentines Day to you.
 
Today's project is my swap this month with my fellow demonstrators.  We get together once a month to share what we love and in return we share with our friends and stampers.  For the next few months our swap will be centered on a preselected stamp set.  Since there are 10+ of us, we end up with 10+ different cards!
 
 
 
Recipe
Cardstock - Basic Black, Crumb Cake, Very Vanilla
Stamps - Butterfly Basics, Postcard
Ink - Memento Black, Hello Honey
Craft Ink - Whisper White
Pretty Accessories - Basic Black Baker's Twine, Pearl Basic Jewels
Cool Tools - Bitty Butterfly Punch


Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Did you know?

Why we snoop?

When we see someone’s private possessions, we feel we have access to something valuable, says Elyse Goldstein, Ph.D., a New York City psychologist. 

But if snooping becomes habitual, it can be a sign of discontent with a relationship.  “Chronic snoopers believe people are hiding things from them.”  Goldstein says.


Tuesday, February 3, 2015