I’ve been working like a crazy lady emphasis on the crazy part! I’m working p/t at Target at nights, not a bad gig considering there’s no stress, no papers to grade, no lessons to prep, and no daycare costs. Plus I work with a fun group of people, many who are younger than I and [...]
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my handmade Christmas and a silly little card
Posted in Christmas gifts, paper crafts on November 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Basic Embossing Tutorial
Posted in cards, paper crafts, technique, tutorials, tagged cards, embossing, tutorial on September 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
The best made things are happy accidents. Or the best laid plans are those that aren’t made. These are my own versions of some of the many inspirational quotes floating around. I’ve been playing with embossing some of my favorite images and trying different inks. I hadn’t embossed in a long time so I looked [...]
using stuff up: monthly project
Posted in paper crafts on August 5, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
My monthly project started on the 4th of July this year. It wasn’t really a planned project, just an idea that came to mind when I was sorting some craft stuff during the kiddies nap time.
I had a piece of chipboard leftover from another project, a wooden star, an old copy of “my country tis [...]
Daddy Mini Album Tutorial
Posted in minibooks, paper crafts, sketch, tutorials, tagged minibooks, scrapbooking, sketches, tutorial on June 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
For Father’s Day I decided to make a mini album of my favorite pics of my hubby with the kiddies. I had this great red album from Stampin Up! that seemed just right.
This is my 3rd 6×6 album I’ve made. First I really love the size, so easy so quick. And then I love how [...]
what to do with all those letter e’s?
Posted in paper crafts on February 3, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I like to collect things with my name or first initial. So I have lots of crafty and non crafty things that are the letter “e”. But after a while it gets a little ridiculous and you realize you have saved an entire box of e’s and you haven’t done anything with them. I thought [...]
One Picture 3 ways
Posted in paper crafts, scrap thoughts, tagged crafts, multiples, paper, photos, scrapbooking, twins on December 7, 2007 | 2 Comments »
There are pictures I’ve taken that I just love. Pictures that just seem to say, “scrap me please”. Often times I will use the same picture or pictures in multiple layouts or mini books.
Last year my babies were 10 months old. This was before they were really moving and would sit for a few [...]
Pile of stuff
Posted in paper crafts, tagged albums, cloud9, crafts, crafty, minibooks, paper, scrap, scrapbooking, scrapping, stamps on October 24, 2007 | 1 Comment »
I don’t know how many of you out there are like this, but I always have more than one book I’m reading, project I’m working on, or some household chore that is ongoing (like laundry). So here is a pile of the stuff I’ve been working on.
There are the two square canvases my Rv log [...]
A portrait of my great grandmother
Posted in paper crafts on August 30, 2007 | 2 Comments »
I do not do “heritage” scrapbooks. I just can’t get myself to wrap my mind around it. And honestly some the traditional ones I’ve seen are not my thing. But I have boxes of old photos from my family. I even have a few stories to go along with some of them. Unfortunately, many of [...]
Dare 73–non scrappin supplies
Posted in paper crafts on August 30, 2007 | 1 Comment »
This is a great dare. I have had this packing paper for a while thinking it would be great on a page, really loving the color and fiberous look of it. The stamps are some I found in a box of old photos my grandma gave me, the ledger paper is again old family stuff [...]
Adjective Challenge
Posted in paper crafts on June 29, 2007 | 1 Comment »
This is one of my favorite pictures of my little girl, Clara. Of course she’s a cutie so I have lots of faves. But this pic is one I snapped before we headed to a party and it just captured her so perfectly. Looking at this picture now, nearly 7 months later I am shocked [...]






