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Friday, October 12, 2012

Scrapbook Friday October 12, 2012 Teacher theme for World Teacher’s Day (does not have to be a school teacher)




Mary M used Frame Of Mind, Sophisticated and flower Shoppe to create her Teacher themed layout. You can find all the details on her blog: http://mary-fortheloveofart.blogspot.com/2012/10/salute-to-art-teachers.html





Jessica used Kates Kitchen and her Imagine to make her Teacher Themed layout. 
Check out her blog for more info at







 Jessica S. used Graphically Speaking and Doodlecharms
to create a layout to give to her son's teacher. You can find all the details at her blog - 






Today and tomorrow's events


Thursday, August 23, 2012

Theme Day Thursday August 23, 2012 Apples or Fruits






Jamie used Doodlecharms to make these cute treats.
Check out the details on her blog here
http://craftygirl21.blogspot.com/2012/08/mccr-apples-teacher-gift.html






L.B. used the Cricut Craft Room Exclusive Page Pals and a variety of other apple cuts to make these corner bookmarks. You can see more on her blog http://www.coolbeansbylb.blogspot.com/2012/08/apple-page-pals.html







Kathy used the Doodlecharms Cricut Cartridge to make her card today.







ClaireR used Cricut Craft Room Exclusives: Mixed Drinks and Classroom August/September to make her theme card. For details, please visit her blog http://threewaterscreations.blogspot.com/2012/08/theme-thursday-need-appletini.html







Nanné created this layout with several cartridges. Doodlcharms, Pooh & Friends, Home Decor, Home Accents, Bloom, Create-a-Critter and George&Basic Shapes, plus her Imagine cartridge: Kate's Kitchen. for more details and lots of close ups please visit her blog:







Lisa used Just Because Cards to create this card.
For details you can go to her blog at






Melissa used Home Accents to create her home decor project.
Please visit her blog to see how she made it
http://papershenaniganz.blogspot.com/2012/08/theme-day-thursday-apples-or-fruits.html



I am starting this week's sale a day early in honor of Bella's First Day of school (first day EVER)


I posted a few new sales in the store for the next 3 days
$15 Cricut stamp kit (super cool Cricut Acrylic blocks in it)
Cricut Imagine Ink Black or Color $15
12x24 Cutting Mats $13.99
12x12 Imagine/Expression Cutting Mats $8.99
6x12 Cutting Mats $7.49
Regular Blades $7.49
Deep Cut Blades $10.99

Inspired Heart $24.99
Twinkle Toes $24.99
Four Legged Friends $24.99

Tuesday, June 19, 2012

Card Creating Tuesday June 19, 2012






On this card Shelley used Once upon a princess, Birthday Bash, Life's a party and Yummy cartridges. To see more about Shelley's card please visit her blog at:


 


Ashley used the Create a Critter cartridge to make this kid's birthday card.
To see the full project and details on how the card was made, visit her blog at
http://especiallymade.blogspot.com/2012/06/card-creating-tuesday-kids-birthday.html



Kathy used this week's sketch and Art Philosophy to make her card today.
Please visit her blog to see her entire project at

http://3spoileddogs.blogspot.com/2012/06/card-creating-tuesday-sketch_19.html
(I see a fellow Peachy Keen Stamps monthy subscriber :)




 
Jenn Lorist used Cricut Essentials to make her card for today's project.
To see her entire project please visit her blog at
http://www.jennspapercrafts.blogspot.com/2012/06/card-creating-tuesday-at-my-cricut.html





Sarah used Kate's kitchen imagine cartridge to create her card. Please visit her blog at http://craftingwithsarah.blogspot.com/2012/06/sketch-day-scallop-card.html



 

Jenny R created this card using Art Philosphy and Simply Charmed Cricut cartrides.




Tuesday, December 20, 2011

25 Days of Christmas December 18, 2011- Theme ELF

ELF day!

As Santa's executive elf, I LOVE THIS DAY, not as much as penguin day, not a close second. Bella is my Elf Apprentice and she is so excited about her new title. This year being the big 4 year old girl.... she got to help me unpack the ornaments, then I since her first Christmas I tell her the story about each one as she put it on the tree. She LOVED it! She even remembered half of the stories. Yes every ornament on our tree has a story or a person who it came from. It is a nice and pretty tree.... but full of special memories. I look at the ornaments from a few people who have passed away and for the first year instead of crying, I smiled thinking of the great Christmas' that we had together. I have not forgotten about them and I have not lost my heart missing them, but I have finally healed a bit from their loss and I can now celebrate that they were in my life and loved it while they were there. I want to make these kind of special memories with Bella and I think we do. I have been quiet online lately. I have been busy, but more than anything working on healing my family and spending time together.

On to today's great projects!

Tonya Made this with kids and Pooh and Friends, Create a Critter, Winter Frolic Cricut cartridges. 
 Please visit her blog http://ittybittyladybugs.blogspot.com/.




Gayle created this holiday sign using Jolly Holidays and Country Life cartridges.
To see how she made it please see her blog, http://gscraptime.blogspot.com/





Tamara made this card with the Elegant Edges Cricut Cartridge. Please visit her blog http://www.sospoileditscute.blogspot.com/





Jenny R decorated this candle with Jolly Holiday's and Kate's Kitchen (Imagine Cartridge).
To see more pictures and details on how this was made please visit her blog at http://myimagitivity.blogspot.com/





Kathy made this card using Jolly Holidays Cricut Cartridge.
Please visit her blog to see how she made it http://3spoileddogs.blogspot.com/





Jamie L used Jolly Holidays and Create a Critter for this Elf gift. Please visit her blog-  http://jamiek711designs.blogspot.com/




Connie W. created this card using the Jolly Holidays Cricut Lite Cartridge.
Please visit her blog at http://conniecancrop.blogspot.com/







Lezly Used Hello Kitty Greetings to make this card. Please visit her blog at http://www.lezlyes.blogspot.com/


Thursday, November 3, 2011

Theme Day Thursday November 3, 2011 RETRO


Happy Thursday... Only 52 more days until Christmas!!! Yippie.
Very soon as I feel better and get help with my business I will be crafting daily!!!! 
On to what my amazing design team has made for today's Retro theme! I asked them to think outside the box and be very creative... and they were!!!


Samantha used Nifty Fifty for her card.





Tammy S used her Nifty Fifties cartridge to make this project. To see how she created it please visit her blog at http://thepurplemuse.blogspot.com/




Amanda used Kates Kitchen for the project.
 
 
 
 
 
Melissa used Forever young to make this and gave her first try at Twine
 
 
 
 
 
Emily used  Indie Art Cricut Cartridge to make this.
I will let you know when she posts this on her blog.



I just want to first say a HUGE thank you to my design team. They are really helping me to hold the blog together while I am not feeling well and setting up the Webstore. I cannot thank them enough. They are such a fun, talented group. I have slowly been setting up the webstore and learning so much and unfortunately making a few mistakes along the way. But every mistake I make I am learning and making sure to not make the same mistake twice. Also please remember I have only been blogging for 6 months now. I am learning at such a high rate!

Sunday, August 14, 2011

Sunday August 14, 2011

I am posting this for Erica.

Card Day Sunday

Lucinda
Used Hannah Montana and Create A Critter



Melissa
Used Damask Decor and Imagine Baby Boutique



Samantha
Cartridge used: Country Carnival Imagine Cartridge
http://samanthascricutcreations.blogspot.com/



Tammy S
Accent Essentials
http://thepurplemuse.blogspot.com/



Heather F
Imagine Kate's Kitchen
http://www.papercrafteranonymous.com/