The last card that I created this weekend (not the last I am sharing with you) was for the Deconstructed Sketch of the week. I love the sketches that Jen puts out each week as they really make me work beyond my comfort area with various layers. This week’s sketch
This weekend I jumped on challenges and was able to complete a few new cards to share. I will blame this 100% on the fact that Crooked Stamper was jumping all over them this weekend as well and it kind of inspired me! Check out her great cards on her
I have followed Pamela Young for what seems like ages {really probably 3-4 years} and I totally LOVE her style so when I saw that she is the Sketch Artist this month on Skipping Stones Designs, I was thrilled! This sketch is SO timeless and was begging me to create
I have loved all the digi images that Hambo creates for the past month and finally was able to sit down and create with one of the free ones on their site! I can’t wait to be able to create with more of them as well! 🙂 Mrs. Fat Cat
This week’s Mojo Monday was BEGGING for me to make another Valentine’s card. As I was creating this I knew that I wanted to use something different as my partial circle and I happened to have these doilies on my table. {What a great use of stash!} I ended up
Last night I got to play with an amazing digi stamp by the great Melania Deasy who designed an adorable set for the Lawnscapings Birthday and Blog Challenge. As soon as I saw this set, I was totally inspired and knew what papers I would be using from my stash.
This week’s Deconstructed Sketch was definitely a challenge as some of the layers were larger than what I could cut width wise with my Cricut so I just played around a bit to get what I like. I also flipped the sketch 90 degrees counter-clockwise before I began working with
Last year, I chose my One Little Word for something that I wanted to do for myself and my life. This year as I was reflecting on how I let 2011 flow and how “simplify†was just there and flowing right along with it, my word for 2012 came to
2011 was the year to simplify… I started the year in a small rental house feeling cramped to the gills with all that was around. Couldn’t move, couldn’t relax… needless to say within months that would change. We signed on our 11 acres in April and finally were able to
Earlier this week, a family friend lost her father. I knew I had to make a Sympathy card and I had NO IDEA where to begin. I wanted it to be regal looking but also simple. I thought that this week’s Skipping Stone Desgin Challenge was the perfect match up.
Wow, seems like I just finished last week’s sketch and here I am with another one. When I saw this sketch, I wanted to challenge myself and do something besides a regular A2 sized card. I did decided to go with the standard 4 ¼†square so it could still
Yesterday I shared with you the Wooden Surname sign that I made for my father for Christmas and so I wanted to take some time today to share with you what I made for my mother and sister. It all starts with my mom saying she didn’t want us to