Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Better late
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Teachers gifts
I mentioned yesterday that I had some cards I was making. I got the idea from two blogs I have been seeing. One idea was because a lady was making stamps out of the sticky foam sheets she bought from a craft store. After getting her children involved she had the idea to get the kids to make cards for the teachers they will be having this year.
I loved the idea of making cards for the teachers. What a nice way to say hello and start off the school year than to make cards. These were so easy to make.
I only made these two but I plan on making about 5 for each teacher. I will have two in school this year. My oldest will be in 2nd grade and my middle man is starting kindergarten. I am so excited for him, myself and so sad to have my middle man gone all day long.
The funny thing they do here in South Dakota (or maybe just our school district) is have the kindergartners only go to school for 2 days the first week. We start school on a Tuesday and should be getting a letter with teachers names and also telling us if my middle son will be starting school on Tuesday or Wednesday. If he starts school on Tuesday than both my boys will have the same first day and middle man will only go Tuesday and Thursday. If the letter says my middle mans first day of school is Wednesday then he will go on Wednesday and Friday. They call it get to know you week or something like that. After that it is Monday through Friday like the rest of the grades.
So, the cards are fairly self-explanatory. I used PTI's Vintage Cream cardstock. Stamped the apple image in pure poppy, simply chartruese, and momento ink, rich cocoa. The image is PTI, except the work, that is imaginisce.
I had the idea for the border thanks to Lorie at Live-Laugh-Love-Create. I just used a regular black writing pen and a ruler.
I hope their teachers love it and I am so excited to have a paper craft on my blog once again.
Have a great Tuesday!!!
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Bronx
Friday, July 8, 2011
Library
I can't decide which version I like better.
Have a great weekend!!!
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Wednesday, July 6, 2011
End of another season
Monday, July 4, 2011
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Mistakes
Labels:
copic markers,
Magnolia stamps,
Papertrey Ink,
stampavie
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Vacation
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Friday, June 24, 2011
Embrace the Camera
Just a refresher, we are now living in South Dakota, my husband is in the Air Force.
This is the day we decided to head to Deadwood, South Dakota...where "Wild" Bill Hickok was killed. We visited the town, where he was killed, where he is buried and took family pictures. It was an amazing day. I would relive it again if I could.
I took this picture when we were heading home. My middle man loves to be the subject in all my pictures. I don't remember if I had seen this done before or how I even came up with the idea but I LOVE it. I am so happy to have it.
If you want to join in on the fun get your cameras out and start snapping and then link up to the post linked above. There are no prices to be won just the reminders of the wonderful times we had.
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Tuesday, June 21, 2011
AdSense
Monday, June 20, 2011
Nothing
Friday, June 17, 2011
SFYTT
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Thank you/Get well
Labels:
copic markers,
Papertrey Ink,
spica glitter pens,
stickles
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Winner!!!
I can't say enough good things about this book. Once I got started on reading I could not put it down, no kidding. Even when I was suffering from a migraine I decided to take a bath and take this book with me (actually, that happened twice). When we were having a rainy, nasty day...I picked this book up and started reading. Next thing I know it was after my boys bedtime and I finished Mrs. Burnside, an older lady with dementia.
After a party Lily finds herself in the backyard of Mrs. Burnside, passed out and injured.
Lily meets Cullen (Mrs. Burnside's son) and begin a stormy "relationship". Cullen has his own demons but his are more obvious.
I say relationship because they aren't a couple but because Lily is living in his house they find themselves running into each other a lot.
With Mrs. Burnside's oblivious help these two people find hope and a chance for new beginnings.
So, let's do another giveaway. I will give a little more time for this one. Let's keep this one going until next Sunday, the 26th of June. I will annouce the winner on the 27th, Monday.
Same rules apply, leave a comment and you get one chance; announce it on your blog, a second chance; follow me on facebook or here and you get three chances to win. Of course, if you already follow either on facebook or here then let me know and that will still count.
I do have a card to share with you tomorrow so I hope to see you then.
*disclaimer* I was given this book free from Multnomah in exchange for this review
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
Finally a giveaway
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Gift cards
These are single layer cards I made for the teachers that resemble the cards I gave them.
I used a new stamp I got from Geny Cassady here from My Time Made Easy. This set is called Killer Curves.
I dry embossed the smaller kraft cardstock. I love the houndstooth look.
And this is the whole sets packaged up. I just wish that I had listened, or paid attention when putting the sets together. My son asked that the red be for his teacher and blue for the counselor and that is how we addressed the cards. BUT when putting the cases together I made the blue for his teacher and the red for the counselor. So, his teacher has his counselors card. Too bad, or maybe good, his counselor was not at school the last day so I have her set to give her on the first day of school next year.
Well, that is about all I have time for. Sorry the pictures are so raw but my editing program is on my other computer. I need to see about adding it to this computer so I can more easily edit pictures and post them here.
Have a great day and as always...
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