Showing posts with label Imaginisce. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imaginisce. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Princess for a Day

I totally forgot that I had this Butterfly Impressabilities and found it this morning!  So, I thought I'd play with it for a card that I needed to make for a friend of my oldest daughter for her birthday party this weekend.

I used the Butterfly Impressabilities to emboss the background.  Then, I used my new Fancy Scalloped Border Piercerabilities for the border and embossed with it first.  Then, I cut out the scallop on the top as it only embosses, it's not a diecut.  I added an extra diecut layer on the bottom and paper pierced the swirls around the butterfly.

Here's a close up to show you the embossing and the paper piercing that I did using the Border Piercerabilities.  A fun tool to use!  :)

Thanks for stoppin' by!  :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Crown - Fairest of Them All - Snag'em Stamps (Imaginisce), Just Chillin' (Making Memories), Sentiments 1 (Impression Obsession), Butterfly by Kathy Davis (Inkadinkado)
Cardstock: Light Pink (CRS), Soft Sky (SU), Flat White (Staples)
Ink: Coal Black (Ancient Page)
Tools: Fancy Scalloped Borders - Piercerabilities (Spellbinders), Butterfly Impressabilities (Spellbinders), Paper Piercing Tool, Paper Piercing Mat, Quilling Tweezers
 
Embellishments: Blue, Pink and Clear Bling (Dollarama)

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Welcome, Baby Girl!

My friend, Diana, just had a new little baby girl, so this card is for her.  I finally got to see her today for a few minutes and she's absolutely beautiful!   So tiny and those little hands, oh, my goodness.   It almost makes me want to have another one!   Oh, ya gotta love visiting a new little baby, though....especially when you can cuddle them and then give them back to the parents and go home and have a good night of sleep yourself!  lol  :)  

I love making girls baby cards and I was inspired by this card by Kerri Michaud and knew I wanted to make a card with the same basic sketch. Thanks for the inspiration, Kerri!  :)

Ok, that's all for now.   I'll be back soon with something else to show you.

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Baby Powder Collection - Giraffe (Imaginisce)
Cardstock: Flat White & Ivory (Staples), Dusty Rose (Bazzill), Rose (Creative Memories)
Patterned Paper: Brooke Narr Stripe & Paisley (Making Memories)
Ink: Creamy Caramel (SU), Memento - Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)
Tools: Cuttlebug, Swiss Dots Embossing Folder (ProvoCraft), Labels Eight Nestabilities (Spellbinders)
Embellishments: Ivory and Dusty Rose Ric Rac Ribbon (MultiCraft Imports), Pink Bling (Dollarama)

Saturday, February 6, 2010

Happy Birthday, Catherine!



This is a card that I made for my friend, Catherine. Her birthday was on Wednesday, but I couldn't meet up with her until today so I waited to post it until now.

My friend, Val, gave me some die cuts a while back that she cut from an old children's boardbook.   The colours are unique to each one from the designs on the story book page.  A neat way to use old books that might have been damages.  I think I still have a few books that were chewed by my little teethers a while back, so I might have to try this.   The glossy page that Val used made an especially pretty embellishment, though.  Thanks again for sharing these with me, Val!  :)

Thanks for stoppin' by!  :)







Supplies:
Stamps: Happy Birthday - All Kinds of Happy Collection (Imaginisce)
Cardstock: Lime Green (CRS), Pumpkin and Milk Chocolate (Creative Memories), Light Blue and Aqua (The Paper Company), Flat White (Staples)
Ink: Timber Brown (StazOn)
Tools: Lattice Arch Punch (Martha Stewart), Circle Custom Cutting System (Creative Memories), Ornamental Die (Cuttlebug)
 
Embellishments: White Pearls (Dollarama)

Sunday, January 31, 2010

Mojo123 Sketch Challenge


My girls were invited to a birthday party today for a little friend who just turned 5 years old. She's such a sweetie. This is the card that I made for her. The card opens a bit differently from a normal card I would make. But, when I saw the current Mojo sketch, I thought it would be fun to make one like this for the occasion.

This shows how the card opens and the inside of the card.
This is the sketch that I followed, only I forgot to add the ribbon. I also didn't add buttons to my card. Instead, I only used one butterfly that I stamped, coloured and cut out. But, it's the basic sketch, so I guess it's close enough for the challenge. lol :)Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Happy Birthday - All Kinds of Happy Collection (Imaginisce), Butterfly (The Artful Stamper)
Cardstock: Teal, Lime Green (Bazzill), Flat White (Staples), Flat Black (CRS)
Patterned Paper: Tiki (Creative Memories)
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko), 64 - Indian Blue & 175 - Lime Green (ShinHan Art)
Tools: 1/8" Dimensional Squares (EK Success), Scalloped and Classic Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Scissors

Sunday, September 20, 2009

Fairest of Them All


My girls had another birthday to attend this afternoon, so I opted to make another princess card like the one I made last week. I love this carriage stamp...so cute, I think I'll make my daughter's upcoming birthday invitations with it, too. If you click on the picture above you'll be able to see my embossing a bit better. :)

Here's a close up of the carriage with all the glitter.

Well, we have 2 1/2 hours of free time while the kids are at the birthday party and tonnes of running around to do, so away I fly! lol :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Carriage - Fairest of them all (Imaginisce), Princess, Make a Wish (Studio G)
Cardstock: Purely Pomegranate (SU), Flat Black (Memories), Flat White (Staples)
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)
Touch Markers: 0 - Colorless Blender, 17 - Pastel Pink, 86 - Vivid Reddish Purple, 175 - Lime Green
Tools: Cuttlebug, Swiss Dots and Just my Type - Floral Branch Embossing Folders (ProvoCraft), Classic and Scalloped Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), paper trimmer using a score blade (to make a score line between my two folder designs), Black Gel Pen (Signo)

Embellishments: Diamond Stickles (Ranger)

Saturday, September 19, 2009

Mojo104 Sketch Challenge


This is a card that I made for my friend, Germaine, who's in our local stampin' group. She likes cupcakes, so I thought I'd go with that theme for a fun birthday card for her and participate in the current Mojo Monday sketch challenge while I was at it.

Here's the Mojo sketch that I followed.
Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Cupcakes (See d's - Inque Boutique), All Kinds of Happy Collection - Happy Birthday (Imaginisce)
Cardstock: Ivory (Staples), Chocolate (CRS)
Patterned Paper: "Home Sweet Home" dots/light blue paper -Wild Asparagus (My Mind's Eye), Olive Green (Creative Memories)
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko), Vintage Sepia (VersaFine)
Touch Markers: 0 - Colorless Blender, 11 - Carmine, 18 - Peach, 29 - Barely Beige, 42 - Bronze Green, 95 Burnt Sienna
Tools: Sponge (SU), Scissors, Classic Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders)
Embellishments: Olive Green Grosgrain Ribbon (Michaels)

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Princess, Make a Wish


My girls were invited to a 7th birthday party for one of the little girls that they go to school with and this is the card that I made for her. Jim had our camera today, so I had to scan my card instead since I forgot to take a pic of it earlier. Unfortunately, the colour is a bit wonky in the scan...but I guess you get the idea! lol :)

In real life, the top colour on the carriage and the mat layer matched perfectly. It's also hard to capture dimension using your scanner...that, or I'm not doing it right! I used Diamond Stickles all over the carriage and made it shimmer and pop. It looked cute. I also added the Cuttlebug floral branch border to the bottom, but it's hard to see it in the pic...did I mention that I'm not a fan of scanners! lol :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Carriage - Fairest of them all (Imaginisce), Princess, Make a Wish (Studio G)
Cardstock: Purely Pomegranate (SU), Flat Black (Memories), Flat White (Staples)
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)
Touch Markers: 0 - Colorless Blender, 17 - Pastel Pink, 86 - Vivid Reddish Purple, 175 - Lime Green
Tools: Cuttlebug, Swiss Dots and Just my Type - Floral Branch Embossing Folders (ProvoCraft), Classic and Scalloped Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), paper trimmer using a score blade (to make a score line between my two folder designs), Black Gel Pen (Signo)

Embellishments: Diamond Stickles (Ranger)

Friday, June 19, 2009

Decoupage Apple Teacher Card


I was asked to make a Teacher card for one of my co-workers and this is what I came up with. My friend, Catherine, recently gave me this cute little apple stamp as it seems we're always on the look out for apple stamps for teacher gifts! Thanks again, Catherine! :)

The original apple stamp had a happy face in the centre of it, but I decided not to ink up that part and instead draw in my own apple seeds. Then, to change it up a bit more, I choose to use some patterned paper on half of it for interest. I recently found these gorgeous onyx rhinestones and thought I'd add them as the embellishment to keep it simple as I think the rest of the card is busy enough. I kinda like how it turned out, I hope Michelle likes the card. :)

Here's a close up of the onyx rhinestones.

Here's an angle shot to show you the dimension of the layers. I used some new black dimensional dots so they blend in with the black cardstock.

Well, now that another mother's Teacher card is done for her child, I should probably get started on my own Teacher's gifts, eh? I'm such a procrastinator! lol :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: To Teach is to Touch a Life Forever (Anita's), A is for Apple - Teacher's Pet Collection (Imaginisce)

Cardstock: China Red Linen (CRS), Flat Black (CRS), Flat White (Staples), Wild Wasabi (SU)

Patterned Paper: Bailey Green Swirls - Classic K (K&Company)
Ink: Tuxedo Black (Memento)

Tools: Scissors, Black 3D Pop Dots (MultiCraft Imports), Diamond Scallop Border Punch (EK Success), Printed off Alphabet Collage by Nichole Heady (PaperTreyInk)

Embellishments: Onyx Black Rhinestones (Craft Scrapbooking)

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Happy Birthday, Yvonne!

Apparently, I'm making up for lost time with all my posts today, but this is my last post for today, I promise! lol :) This card is basically the same as my last card that I posted, except that I decided to add the extra cherry blossom branches to the background for some added dimension. This card was for my friend, Yvonne, who's birthday is next week, but I gave her the card last night at our get together so it's safe to post.

This is my little vellum butterfly that I stamped, embossed and cut out times two. I love this little butterfly stamp - I think I might be in love! lol :)

Here's an angle to show you the dimension of the card.

Ok, I'm gonna call it a day. I'm volunteering with my girls school tomorrow to take the Grades Primary and Grade One class to go swimming. They're all getting so excited...should be fun walking 50 kids over to the pool...humm, perhaps I'm insane! lol :) Seriously, it'll be great.

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Butterfly by Brenda Walton - Madeline (K&Company), Happy Birthday - All Kinds of Happy (Imaginisce), Cherry Blossom Branch (Impression Obsession)

Cardstock: Purely Pomegranate (SU), Flat White (Staples)

Patterned Paper: Soft Vines & Light Stripe - Rose Colored Glasses Collection (gcd studios)
Ink: Purely Pomegranate (SU)
Tools:
White Opaque Embossing Powder (Stampendous), Rose Quartz Embossing Powder (The Artful Stamper), Embossing Buddy (SU), Embossing Tray, 1/8" Dimensional Squares (EK Success, 3/16" Mini Glue Dots (SU)
Embellishments: Plum Brads (EK Success)

Movie Mingle


A group of my friends decided to do a card mingle with a movie theme to it. I was a bit unsure of joining up, but they assured me that it didn't have to be literal, just our take on the movie. Well, I think I still messed it up. I had a whole other plan for this card, but it went totally wrong! Sorry, Catherine! She's the person I had to send my card to! lol :)

Here's an angle view to show you the dimension of the trees.

Can you guess what my movie was? It obvious has a Christmas theme and it has the word 'miracle' in the title. Still stumped, well, here's the movie poster.
It was Miracle on 34th Street. It's one of my all-time favourite Christmas movies. I know you'd never really know it from my card! I really just had no clue as to what route to take with it...this was a hard card for me to make. Oh well, I tired! lol :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Trees - Snowy Jo Collection (Imaginisce), Snowflake - 440E43 (Stampcraft)
Cardstock: Navy Blue (Bazzill), China Red Linen (CRS), Jet Black Linen (CRS), Flat White (Staples), Yellow (The Paper Company)
Ink: Jet Black (StazOn)
Touch Markers: Carmine (11), Deep Olive Green (43), Deep Yellow (32)
Tools: White Opaque Embossing Powder (Stampendous), Embossing Buddy (SU), Embossing Tray, 1/8" Dimensional Squares (EK Success)
Embellishments: Sheer White Ribbon (Michaels)

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Happy 14th Birthday, Alysha!

This is the birthday card that I made for my niece, Alysha, who's turning 14 years old on Sunday. Wow, it's hard to believe that she's gonna be 14 already! How time flies, it just seems like not too long ago that she was a little baby. I can still picture her in her little umbrella stroller at my wedding. Such a cutie and she looked just like my brother did when he was a baby. She's grown into such a beautiful girl now and is so smart, just like her Dad (my brother) and has his sense of humour, too. I'm so proud of her and know she's gonna do great in life.

I CASE'd the style of this card off of a card that the very talented, Beate Johns did last year, I think. One of the many 'inspiration' cards that I have on file on my computer. It's a tri-fold style of card. The front flap with the ribbon lifts up and then the butterfly/happy birthday panel folds down to reveal the inside of the card. Blue is her favourite and I figured she might like the style of this card being that it's a bit different. Hope she likes it! :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Butterfly (Daisy Bucket), Happy Birthday - Snag 'em Stamps (Imaginisce)

Cardstock: Blue Bayou (SU), Cream (Staples), Chocolate Brown (Bazzill)
Ink: Vintage Sepia (VersaFine)

Patterned Paper: Backyard "Sunny Days" Floral/Brown - Bohemia (My Mind's Eye)

Tools: Ticket Punch (SU), Designer Tag Punch (SU), Paper Piercer, Piercing Mat, Piercing Guide, 1 1/4" & 1 1/2" Circle Punches (Creative Memories), Classic & Scallop Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Cuttlebug, Mini Glue Dots (SU)

Embellishments: 1/2" Chocolate Brown Satin Ribbon (Michaels)

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Enjoy the Day


I thought I'd take some time out for myself tonight before I hit the hay early. Both my daughters are sick and between them I got about a 1/2 hour of sleep last night. I think right now I'm just running on caffeine...no, actually, I don't think, I know I am! lol :) They've both been running really high fevers, my oldest has an intestinal flu...yup, you guessed it, not pretty at all, nor is the laundry that's been associated with it! My youngest only has a bad cold, but has had severe headaches along with the fever. I think her little body is trying to fight off the flu. I really hope she doesn't get it, too. I'm praying that tomorrow will be a better day. They were both asleep by 6:30 PM tonight, so hopefully since neither of them slept last night, they'll get a good night of sleep tonight. So far, so good...

Ok, onto my card. I don't think I've done this much stamping on a card in a long time! I really like the way this card turned out, although it may look a little dark in the scan that I took of the card. Jim left for Sea yesterday and took our good camera. My old camera isn't holding a charge anymore, so I had to use my scanner to get a pic. I guess it'll do for now, but it's causing me some issues. Oh well, not a big deal.

OK, gotta go check on the kiddies and turn in early myself.

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Stem Silhouettes (SU), Enjoy (Daisy Bucket), Butterfly (Daisy Bucket), Solid Florals (Impression Obsession), Tree - Fairest of Them All (Imaginisce)

Cardstock: Jet Black Linen (CRS), Red Riding Hood (SU), Cream (Staples)

Ink: Onyx Black (VersaFine)

Patterned Paper: Classic K McKenna (K & Company)

Tools: Ticket Punch (SU), Scallop Border (SU), Paper Piercer, Piercing Mat, Piercing Guide, 1 1/4" & 1 1/2" Circle Punches (Creative Memories), Classic Circle Nestability (Spellbinders), Cuttlebug, Sponge (SU), Mini Glue Dots (SU)

Embellishments: Black and White Polka Dot Sheer Ribbon (Michaels)

Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Happy Birthday, Catherine!

This is the birthday card that I made for my friend, Catherine. Her birthday isn't until next week, but our group of stamping friends are all getting together tonight, so we're all celebrating her birthday tonight. Please pop on over to her blog and wish her a big "Happy Birthday!" and check out her crafty work while you're at it. :)

Here's a close up to show you the dimension of the butterfly. I like folding their wings a little bit, to make it look like they've just landed on the card.

Well, I'm just finishing getting ready for our girls night out of crafting. I finally got my group projects (enough for 9 of us) done earlier today. It took a lot longer to score and cut all the paper than I had expected. Kinda of a cute project, though, I think. I'll post pics later of my project and the projects or cards from the other two ladies. It should be a fun night, I', really looking forward to getting out for the night. Ok, gotta run...

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Happy Birthday - Snag 'em Stamps (Imaginisce), Ornate Flourish and Butterfly 1 (Impression Obsession)
Cardstock: White (Staples), Navy Blue (Bazzill), Blue - a shade darker than Blue Bayou by SU (bought from Kim...don't know who makes it)
Ink: Blue Bayou (SU)
Tools: 3/16" Mini Glue Dots (SU), 1/8" Dimensional Squares (EK Success), Paper Piercer, Piercing Mat, Classic and Scalloped Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders)
Embellishments: Navy Blue Grosgrain Ribbon (Michaels), Light Blue Satin Wired Ribbon (Fabricville), Blue Gem Brad (Dollarama)

Friday, January 23, 2009

Happy 40th Birthday, Jim!

Happy Birthday, Jim! :)

This is a fun card that I made for my hubby, Jim, for him turning the Big 4-0 on Monday. I'll be giving it to him today since this is the day that we're having a joint celebration with all our friends, as our friend, Doug is turning 40 today, too. Our babysitter is booked and I can't wait to fly the coup for the night. I've scheduled this to post as we're on our way out the door, it should be a fun night out! :)

Wow, another masculine card...I'm on a roll, actually I'm a bit stressed to tell you the truth! lol :) I really can't wait to get back to making girlie cards...they're so much easier to design with lots of pretty embellies. I always wonder about what colours are going to be good for a masculine card. What I think would be 'manly' colours, sometimes just don't turn out looking right, or they're boring colours when put together. Well, I think this card is far from boring and has a fun design to it, so I think he'll like it. I hope... :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)

Supplies:
Stamps: Happy Birthday - Snag 'em Stamps (Imaginisce), Birthday Hat and Cake (Studio G)
Cardstock: Royal Blue (Bazzill), Sand Linen and White Linen (CRS), Neon Green (from a birthday invitation envelop that my daughter got!) Gotta love recyling! lol :)
Patterned Paper: Floral Gift Card
Ink: Onyx Black (VersaFine)
Tools: 1 1/4" and 1 1/2" Circle Punches (Creative Memories), 1/2" Circle Punch (Marvy)
Embellishments: Royal Blue Jumbo Brads (Dollarama)

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Welcome Baby Girl


OK, I'm slowly getting caught up in my blog posts that I have pictures ready for...now, I just need the time to add my ramblings to the pictures! lol :) I CASE'd this card nearly in part from a card that I saw in Take Ten Magazine. I borrowed the magazine from a friend and I can't remember who made the card, but I'll find out and add her name to give her credit for this cute design. :)

This is the card that I made the night the girls came over. A friend of mine is due in 6 days with Baby #1, she knows it's a girl and she has a jungle theme for the baby's room, so I thought I use this just cute little giraffe for her card. I think she'll like it. Now, I have to alter a baby frame to go with her gift. It will get done in the next couple of days. Nothing like leaving it til the last minute, eh? lol :)

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)


Supplies:
Stamps: Giraffe- Baby Powder Collection - Snag 'em Stamps (Imaginisce), Welcome Little One (Studio G)
Cardstock: Goldenrod Linen (CRS), Soft Mauve (Bazzill), White Linen (CRS) White Flat (CRS)
Ink: Vintage Sepia (VersaFine), Creamy Caramel (SU), Soft Yellow (Anna Griffen)
Tools: Cuttlebug, Scalloped Square and Scalloped Rectangle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Aqua Painter (SU), Paper Piercer and Piercing Mat

Sunday, October 19, 2008

A start on my Xmas cards

I had a wonderful time in the Valley this weekend with my parents. It's so nice to go down and relax and enjoy some time with them. Mum and I did some running around and the girls had a great visit with their grandparents, as usual. We picked Jim up mid afternoon from his weekend away and we took the long way home through the countryside to see some more of the beautiful Fall leaves. Some of them are really stunning now, they're so nice to look at. :)

Thought I'd share a pic of the beautiful Canadian Sugar Maple trees that my Dad planted about 20 years ago around the skating rink that he built us in our back yard when we were little kids. My Dad's retired now, but he did land forming and road building as a business, so we were thrilled when he used his D6 Caterpillar tractor to build us this skating rink. Our house was always pretty busy during the winter months with all our friends coming over for a skate or game of hockey. Now that we're bigger, Dad usually lets the cat tails grow up in the pond and he lets the Mallard ducks enjoy a little sanctuary. :)
Mum and I were able to get in some crafty time over the weekend. I was showing her a bit about the Cuttlebug and how the Nestabilities work and I made the pink card above on Friday night. Not really traditional holiday colours, but I think it's kinda pretty. A girly Xmas card, for sure! lol :)

The cards above are the ones that I made on Saturday night. I had some fun playing with a little gingerbread man stamp and some gingerbread man patterned paper. Natalia will love these cards as she loves gingerbread men. I'll have to show them to her tomorrow. Well, I'm gonna call it a night and go get some rest.

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)


Reindeer Bliss Card Supplies:
Stamps: Reindeer Bliss (Michaels), Flourishes (Michaels)

Cardstock: White Linen (CRS), Purely Pomegranate (SU), Rose Pink (Bazzill)

Ink: Purely Pomegranate (SU)
Tools: Cuttlebug, Snowflake Embossing Folder, Classic Circle and Scalloped Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Ticket Punch (SU)

Embellishments: Pink Bling


Gingerbread Man Card Supplies:

Stamps: Gingerbreadman - Snowy Jo Collection -Snag'em Stamps (Imaginisce)
, 'Season's Greetings' - Sentiments 1 (Impression Obsession)
Cardstock: Orange-Red and Chocolate Brown (Creative Memories), White Linen (CRS)

Patterned Paper: Christmas Cooking Stripes (Karen Foster Design), Holiday Phrase - Teri Martin (Creative Imaginations)
Ink: Onyx Black (VersaFine)
Tools: Cuttlebug, Classic Circle and Scalloped Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Corner Rounder Punch (SU), 1/2" Circle Punch (Marvy Uchida), White Gel Pen (Signo - SU)
Embellishments: Clear Bling

Sunday, September 28, 2008

Ooooh, Pretty Pearl Brads...

I've been looking around for a while now for some pretty pearl brads to use on different projects, but I haven't found quite what I was looking for. Then, my friend, Catherine showed up tonight with a RAK for me. Aren't they gorgeous! I love them! Thanks so much, Catherine! You're such a sweetheart! :)

So, my card tonight is one that was designed completely around the gorgeous brad in the centre! I don't think I've ever designed a card around an embellishment before, so this is a first. My Hubby, Jim is laughing at me at how excited I am over a crazy embellishment! Yeah, I've probably lost it, but I'm ok with that! lol :)

Well, I think it's time to call it a day. Here's hoping that we wake up to calm surroundings with Hurricane Kyle passing through. I think we're gonna miss the majority of the storm in our area, just a little wind and rain, but hey we're used to that! We'll see. Tomorrow marks the 5 year anniversary to the day that Hurricane Juan hit and pretty much devastated the area. So many people were without power for days and some even for weeks, not a great time. We lost many trees and beautiful parks. Let's hope this one is nothing like that one. I hope everyone out there stays safe.

Thanks for stoppin' by! :)



Supplies:

Stamps: Doodle This (SU), 'Happy Birthday' - All Kinds of Happy Collection (Imaginisce)
Cardstock: Pale Plum (SU), Cream (Staples), Vellum Cardstock (SU)
Ink: VersaMark, White Gel Pen (Signo - SU)

Embellishments: Pearl Brad (K & Company), Sheer White Ribbon (Michaels)

Tools: Cuttlebug, Classic and Scallop Circle Nestabilities (Spellbinders), Decorative Corner Punch (Creative Memories), White Opaque Embossing Powder (Stampendous), Heat Tool