I cannot believe Christmas is only 3 days away! My how time flies. I needed some last minute gifts to give to some kids and I thought since our youth is so into reading books (insert sarcasm here), that I would make some book markers. I used an image that is from AiFactory as it's just a simple image that I printed in black and white, punched out with my scallop punch and added a jewel brad. I tied the end of the ribbon with a button and ta da! A book mark! Hope you enjoy and don't forget to head over to AiFactory for some great digi images. Happy Holidays!
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Quilled Chocolates
In taught a class on quilling chocolates and wanted to share the photos and instructions with you. Thank you Anne for taking the photos and for allowing me to use your craft studio to hold my class in. Here's a short video of the photos with instructions. If you want to print out the instructions you can do that by clicking here.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Tree made from a square scallop punch
Here's a simple tree made from a square scallop punch. So easy for Christmas cards or scrap books.
Scroll down for the video.
Scroll down for the video.
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Scrapbooking & Crafting Friends
Since I'm on the design team for Scrapbooking & Crafting Friends, I thought I better get my rear in gear and post my card for the project! The theme is angels (fitting for Christmas). My Grafico is our sponsor. I used the angel kitty digi stamp that just came out. I also post my sketches on my other blog, visit me there for some inspiration if you're stuck. Enjoy!
Over The Top Award
I received an email from Cassandra today over at Altered For Him. She gave me an over the top blogger award! I am so happy. Thank you Cassandra, it is much appreciated! Don't forget to visit her blog and see her great works!
Here are the rules I have to follow to accept this award:
(No laughing as I thought this was great!)
Answer the following questions using single word answers. Then pass the award to 5 other people. (I'll try my best with the 1 word thing, but that is hard!)
Your cell phone? Ringing
Your hair? Thinning
Your mother? Outspoken
Your father? Heaven
Favorite food? Pasta
Your dream last night? None
Your favorite drink? Coke
Your dream/goal? Pianist
What room are you in? Craft
Your hobby? Quilling
Your fear? Drowning
Where do you want to be in 6 years? Beach
Where were you last night? Kitchen
Something you aren't? Confident
Muffins? Yuck
Wish list item? Kitchen
Where did you grow up? NM
Last thing you did? Dishes
What are you wearing? PJ's
Your TV? Huge
Your pets? Dogs
Friends? Lots
Your mood? Anxious
Missing someone? Dad
Vehicle? Honda
Something you're not wearing? Socks
Your favorite store? Micheal's
Your favorite color? Brown
When was the last time you laughed? Now
Last time you cried? Today
Your best friend? Honest
One place that you go to over and over? Kitchen
Face book? Addicted
Favorite place to eat? Kitchen
The five wonderful bloggers whom I have chosen to pass this on to:
If you have visited my blog and made it all the way down to reading this sentence, then this blogger award is for you too! Grab it for you and pass it on!
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
December 2009 Artist Of The Month
I'm a big fan of folded books. I even shared my first folded book project right here. You can see the post here.
But I wanted to showcase Heather this month. I am a big fan of Flickr, so many great artists post their photos of their artwork there. That's where I met Heather and let me tell you, her folder books are gorgeous!
I started doing folded books but nothing compared to her works of art. They are amazing. She also has an Etsy shop where you can purchase them! Here a few of her works from her shop and you really should go visit the rest.
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