This started out naked wood, the really cool thing about it is that it's on a spinner!
I used Bazzil Bling, my cuttlebug and Unity Stamp Co. Bitty Holiday Cheer
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The other night I get home from work to find my family room carpet looking like this
This is just a small sampling- there is blue everywhere and little blue pawprints all over the house. I can't imagine who could have done such a thing.... Can you?
At least it was a crayola marker so it's water soluble. I have not found any pieces of it though so she must have eaten the whole thing. That's what Cocoa does. She eats things. Nothing is safe. She's eaten holes in our comforters, all of my flip flops (my fault I know), see that couch she's sitting on? She's even been eating the frame underneath- and before you tell me to buy her a toy, trust me we have, they work for about a day or two until she eats them.
Here is my card for the Unity Wednesday Challenge at Splitcoast. The challenge today was to create a masculine card. I have trouble with boy cards so this WAS a challenge.
Supplies Used: Pattern Paper; Memory Box
Stamps: Unity Stamp Company; Tiny Trinity, Simply Said
Hemp, eyelets
I also did this layout inspired by the new sketch site Inspired Blueprints.
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Labels: Basic Grey, Bazzill, cardmaking, dogs, scrapbooking, Unity Stamp Company
I really enjoyed creating these cards today for the Wednesday Challenge at Unity. Today's challenge was to make a non-A2 card...so any size but the standard...
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Labels: Bazzill, cardmaking, Cosmo Cricket, K and Company, kids, papercrafting, Unity Stamp Company
This clear box started out as a container for a rubber stamp set I bought at that craft store with a man's name on clearance for like $3...they had bunches of them...anyway after I took the stamps out I thought...I could so do something fun with this box...and I found some acetate sheets I had in my stash to use for the pages...some very fun summery Doodlebug Color Coordinates, and some fun ribbon...oh and some bazzill cardstock...
Once I got the idea out of my head, this project went together really fast as the acetate was already cut to a standard card size and fit inside the box perfectly, the Doodlebug collection was already coordinated so all I had to do was pick out matching cardstock and ribbon.
I'm off to work...if you have bored boys, of the large or small variety.. Spike TV has been doing this Star Wars marathon since last weekend playing all the movies, the makings of etc...mine have been glued to it...which makes little sense since we own all of these movies and various acouterments....
but who can solve the mystery of boys...? But all of this Star Wars marathoning has sparked a certain amount of controversy and conversation in our house and it is a question that I'm sure has been asked before....
Who was "the chosen one" the one to bring balance to "the force" told by the prophecy...was it Darth Vader/Annakin or was it Luke Skywalker?....
Our house is in a split decision on this subject...what do you think?
That's it for now, Thanks for stopping by and have a great night..I'll be stopping by to "read" everyone later..
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Labels: Bazzill, Doodlebug, mini-albums, star wars
I have been such a bad blogger.....I have just had a time getting rid of this crap and it's still lingering....and it's left me so...well ...depleted...I guess is the best word for it... I start to feel better, go about doing regular "stuff" then need to take a nap because I'm exhausted...but enough of that....I try to keep this a happy place...:-)
These are made with Heidi Grace patterned paper, Worldwinn Cardstock, and Hero Arts stamps...
A 2 page layout...haven't actually done a layout in forever I've been so busy with swaps and class stuff..
and I got my cards done for the Deck of Me challenge..so I am all caught up!
week 13 was "what makes you laugh everyday?"
week 14 is "is your glass half empty or half full?"
This weekend is CKC St Louis, and I've really been looking forward to it. I'll be helping out at the SBF's booth, but I also have an entire day of cropping on Saturday with friends which I booked back in January. So, needless to say, things have been pretty busy at the store..but I LOVE IT...it's like Christmas everyday...all these boxes of wonderful things coming in to play with...unfortunately with the loss of my primary income though, it's also torture because I can't afford to buy it all...LOL...but I've got some prospects out there so keep your fingers crossed for me and we'll see.
The "girls" at the SBF have all been so nice and wonderful to me, and I'm enjoying working with them so much, you can really tell everyone there really loves this hobby and wants to be there...it's pretty refreshing....and I'll be there tomorrow working and helping to load up for the show...so if I can I'll get some pics posted tomorrow.
Anyway, thanks everyone so much for the well wishes and for checking in on me....fingers crossed, I'll be here tomorrow with a new Ricetta...
Gratitudes:
1. I think I actually saw the sun for a minute or two today
2. Our grass is starting to grow
3. Britain has taken this interest in plants lately, I'll have to show some pics of his mini greenhouse
4. Landon snuggles
5. sleep
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Labels: Bazzill, CKC, Deck of Me, Dream Street Papers, Heidi Grace, Hero Arts, Worldwinn papers
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Labels: Bazzill, Clearsnap, Cosmo Cricket, Daisy D's, kids, kitchen fires, Making Memories, Mod Podge, scrapbooking, The Scrapbook Factory
So several people asked me whether or not I was going to accept the job in Heaven (aka The Scrapbook Factory) and I have to say at this point how could I not...? right? but I'm going to go by there after work tomorrow and talk with Anne and see what's next....I'm so excited I could pee my pants!!
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Labels: Bazzill, cookies, Fancy Pants, Fox, kids, Luxe Designs, Making Memories, Mod Podge, New Amsterdam, Oh Scrap, Scenic route, The Scrapbook Factory, We R Memory Keepers
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Labels: Autumn Leaves, Bazzill, Daisy D's, Decoupage, Everso, kids clothes, papercrafting, Rachzel, scrapbooking, vintage, Worldwinn papers
Hello my friends!! Thank you so much for stopping by on this Friday night...do I have you dancing around your computer with your hair in a side ponytail?!?
So CUTE it Makes you WANT to go BUY a book BOOKMARKS!!
I can't take full credit for this project....I've seen this idea in a bunch of places so I don't know who came up with it first, I just put my own twist to it... but it's cute and it's cheap, and it's super easy...
Gather:
1. Scallop punches and a circle punch that will nest (I used my Marvy Giga scallop circle and square punches and my Fiskars XL circle squeeze punch)
2. Cardstock (I used Bazzill Bling and Worldwin)If you have not tried WorldWin Cardstock, I suggest you do...they have an awesome color selection, and it just always seems to match, it also cuts nice and clean and loves adhesive...LOVE this stuff
3. stamps ( I used Studio G clear stamps from Michael's)
4. adhesive ( I used my Tombow adhesive runner and of course Beacon's 3 in 1 craft glue)oh my heaven...I just discovered at the Beacon's site they have a "glue guide" so you can match up glue to a specific project...
6. Jumbo Paper Clips (I got mine from the Office section of Walmart 15 for .94)
Let's go
1. Punch out your scallop circles and squares your regular circles. Punch your scalloped shapes double because your going to sandwich your paperclip between the two.
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Labels: Alias, Bazzill, Beacon's 3 in 1 Craft Glue, bookmarks, Crayola, Doodlebug, Fiskars, Lunar Eclipse, Marvy, puppies, Signature Crafts, Studio G, Tombow, WorldWin Papers