Seriously. Where is the time going? I can't believe it is Wednesday already and it is almost May! This year is turning into a blur for me. I need it to slow down a little! (yeah, like that is gonna happen!)
Here we meet again, through the lovely Julia over at http://stamping-ground.blogspot.com/. Weekly inspiration and spy time! Thanks to all who visited me last week! I love getting comments, so please drop me a line if you have the time. I tried to visit as many blogs as I could and comment when I could (no children screaming). :)
This week I am working on finishing some layouts from classes at CKC. They are a little cookie cutter but I'm going to add some flair to them before they are all done. On my first desk is my daughter's first b-day! (yes, I am a few b-days behind)
On my second desk are a few layouts with my baby boy and one awaiting pics of my daughter. Isn't he just handsome!
Thank you for stopping by! Don't forget to get your snoop on, I mean inspiration on over at http://stamping-ground.blogspot.com/.
I broke out my T!m Holtz stuff this weekend and made a lil something for my daughter's room. This small shadow box frame is from IKEA (only $5)! I started with white cardstock. I put some Distress Ink (Worn Lipstick, Dusty Concord, and Shattered Shutters) on my craft mat and spritzed with water, then rubbed my paper on the inky goodness. I used my ink blending tool to add some color to the white areas. Then I stamped my Suzi Blu "You are loved" stamp by Unity Stamp Co. on a separate piece of white cardstock and I cut her and the sentiment out. Finished her up with a little stickle action. Then I ran my white rose ribbon over my Distress Ink pads for a similar look to the background. When she saw this, she said "oooooo WOW" and tried to help hang it on her wall. :)
This is the card I made for my mom for Mother's Day, using nestabilities die and some simple $1 stamps.
Here is the gothic birthday card I made for my niece. I love the stampotique images, they are super awesome!
Thank you for stopping by! Don't forget to get your snoop on, I mean inspiration on over at http://stamping-ground.blogspot.com/. Chrissy
Wow, you have so many cool pieces to show us! My favourite is definitely the box frame, it's brilliant.
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Lots of beautiful work you shared this week!
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Sheena #79
WOW you have been busy this week. Love every thing here! Those layouts are going to be awesome...your little thing for your daughters room is a keeper...and the cards are gorgeous. Thanks for sharing. Vickie aka okienurse #35
ReplyDeleteSuper cute projects, love all the LO's. I hardly use my Cricut anymore, but when I do it comes in handy to have the Gypsy. Don't think I will sell it, I know once I do I will have a need for it. lol
ReplyDeleteThanks for poppiing by, bunches of hugs Marjo #18
Wow, you have been busy with all those projects on the go! Your baby boy is gorgeous and I love your shadow box too.
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Sherry (47)
Love your cards and that picture. Can't wait to see the finished layouts. I'm intrigued by the phrase "cookie cutter" - what does it mean? #103
ReplyDeleteWow! Fab things you're making, glad I found you via woyww99! Sam x
ReplyDeleteI meant to say Hi to Chazz from Ozzy and Poppy!!!
ReplyDeleteWow you have been busy ...love the LO's ...was drawn to 'celebrate' ...love the vintage feel
ReplyDeleteWow love your projects you have been busy even if time seems to be flying away - will be Christmas soon :)
ReplyDeleteso many fun projects! I am sure these pages will be treasured for many years to come!
ReplyDeleteHappy WOYWW!
oh my goodness to darn cute!!!!
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