Monday, January 26, 2009

take a peek


a mini album i'm putting together in hopes it will motivate me this year to get some stuff done. look forward to seeing the finished product soon!

Wednesday, January 21, 2009

what happened?

in case you are wondering, i moved all my project 365 posts to a new blog:
go here to see!

i wanted to keep this one craft stuffs only with the occasional personal update.
less clutter, more organization!

:)

Sunday, January 18, 2009

elephant pocket card


card made for the latest challenge on the hero arts blog; pockets.
the polka dot paper with the brad pulls out to reveal the recipient's message!

supplies used:
patterned paper: fancy pants
cardstock: bazzill, archiver's
buttons: basic grey
stamps: hero arts
die cuts (card, flowers): silhouette
ink: versacolor
brad: doodlebug
other: twine, sewing machine, thread

Saturday, January 17, 2009

this year- a free online mini class


photo courtesy of shimelle

shimelle is hosting a FREE online class here on her website. you don't have to sign up or anything, just visit her blog for downloads, ideas and even a giveaway! go here for details about the class and to start in on the fun!

Sunday, January 11, 2009

zoobie giveaway!

i never grew up is having THE CUTEST giveaway here. i've never heard of zoobies before, but oh my! how adorable! check them out here.

thanks tree


card made for this week's hero arts challenge using layers. i tried using up some scraps from my stash, so i haven't a clue what products i used.
hero arts stamps: clear design trees, birds and messages used.

Monday, January 5, 2009

journaling cards- free download!

i've decided to put up my journaling cards for download. if you do download them, please leave a comment on this post. also, let me know if you have any problems downloading them, etc. for this is my first time doing this.

here is a preview...

click on photo to download.

9 journaling cards with a camera, plate/fork/knife, house, suitcase/briefcase, car, bottle (for a baby) and a heart. there are two with the corners left blank so you can stamp/embellish them however you want.