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Here are the dirty details:
I think this card turned out very cute and Brandi, I do like the sketch - it worked out great for me. I cut my strips of cardstock and then ran them through my cuttlebug using the Swiss Dots Folder and the Snowflakes Folder. Then I took the Angel Wings Shimmerz and with a sponge brush covered the entire strip (just the darker blue cardstock). I love how it turned out. I then used my Martha Stewart Snowflake punch and then covered them with the Shimmerz too and finally added a little bit of extra bling with the tiny rhinestones in the center.
I used some Pink Paislee paper that I just received from Mandy the other day. I used my mitten template and cut my cardstock and then cut another layer of the printed paper. Then I took my ruler and and drew lines across my mitten so I could see where to sew. Don't look to closely, my tension was all off... I then covered it with my beloved Kaisercraft Rhinestones in 3 different colors and 3 different sizes at all the intersections where my seams crossed. Then, I had to do the whole paper chenille look again - thank you, thank you Lori McCroskey, becasue I can't get enough of that look. Its white Mulberry paper that is sewn on and then cut fringe like and then stylishly "fluffed". I used the same thing for my cookie box -->HERE<--, but Lori's blog Clearly iStamp is where I originally saw the technique. Click -->HERE<-- for her tutorial. I finished my card with a bit of ribbon and a super cute stamped image of a snowman from Unity Co.'s stamp set called Bitty Christmas Tags. I got this set from Limelight and it has really been one of my go to sets this season.

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There are so many wonderful challenge and sketch blogs out there and I just haven't been able to play as much lately and it just makes me sad... but I did manage to squeeze in Linda's. Color challenges are nice because it does give you a starting point, but are also very general. Anything goes once you've got the colors. This card is what I did for it. The colors were Red, White, and Teal. This was really a very simple card, just layering the colors.
I also wanted to share the little project I had my club make yesterday. This is such a cute, but simple project. I first saw it quite awhile ago on Cambia's blog and have actually made it quite a few times. The stamp and paper are from CTMH and I'm so disappointed that they discontinued the lighter aqua aka Breeze color. This was one of my faves. The printed paper is also retiring - so sad, but that great little circle stamp is from a super cute Valentine set called All My Love. I thought it worked perfectly though for this little winter treat. The snow flake is a Martha Stewart punch and the little candies are those inexpensive mints.
Good morning everyone!!! All right, I probably am spacey, but in reality its Changito the Monkey who is spacey today (lol). I just got this new set of Changitos yesterday with my Limelight Papercraft order. As soon as I saw this set, I knew I had to have it. And as soon as I got it, I had to make a quick card with him. Isn't he cute??
Good morning! I wanted to share some super fast thank you cards that I made for Hunter. In the past, I've had him draw all his own etc, but I decided to make them and then just let him write a note and sign them.
Today is Day 2 so head on over to Lee Murphy's.






Thanks for coming by and visiting. Oh and one more thing... I have a post up on the Clear Dollar Stamps Blog - Clearly iStamp today. I'm focusing on one of my favorite stamp sets from CDstamps with a little project.
Love your chandelier card!! Here are my answers:
1. lime wedge
2. sixteeen
3. seven
4. five dollars
5. Bazzill Basics, Waste Not, WorldWin
6. Vol. 3
7. Christmas Cupcake!!
8. yellow
9. six
10. 35 dollars or more
October 4, 2008 6:51 AM
And I love these next photos of Hunter. Seriously, he used to talk with his hands just like this picture. So grown up...
And this next one just makes me chuckle.
This was taken when the twins were 7 months... do you think they are identical?? Would you be able to tell them apart?
This is Nate - my thumb sucker - he's still sucking his thumb and amazingly enough or not, he has completely altered his jaw line and the structure of his teeth - it is truly amazing when you compare their mouths. They both got their teeth in the same order and within weeks of each other.
Thanks for letting me share and I promise I'll be back...

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My guess is door #2.
Tiffany
December 11, 2008 4:16 PM