I did it. I finally broke down and bought a Silhouette Cameo. (Like 3 months ago. It’s been a busy summer.) You may remember that I already have a Pazzles, and you may be wondering why I need 2 electronic die cutters. I don’t. Don’t get me wrong, I still think the Pazzles is a fantastic machine–and I’m not just …
I am so close to completing my Copic collection I can almost taste it. Just 2 more (that the store was out of) and I’ll call it functionally complete. I don’t have all of the earth tones or grays, but for what I color, I have all the ones I need. That’s not to say I won’t eventually get those …
This vintage card is made with the Cakewalk line by October Afternoon and the Mini Bingo Card stamp from Pink Persimmon. I stamped the image onto white Neenah cardstock and then went to town with my Distress Inks (Vintage Photo, Walnut Stain, probably a little Frayed Burlap), then I used a Distress Stain as a bingo dauber and marked off …
My mom as been bugging asking me for a stack of simple notecards she can use as gift enclosures and such. I’ve been putting off making them because it’s one of those projects that’s so simple you never get around to it. Finally, I was at a crop a few weeks ago and ran out of projects to do. So …
This layout (clearly) took me months. I bought the papers back around the same time the picture was taken, but I just couldn’t figure out how to put them together. When I scrapbook, I generally spend a lot of time sitting with a bunch of pictures and a bunch of papers in front of me, waiting for an idea. These …
Here’s a quick card with lots of fun embellishments. It’s always nice when your paper does the work for you. Both the background and the lady are cut from pages of the A Ladies’ Diary collection from Graphic 45. The flowers were of the generic white variety that you can buy in a huge bag. I dabbed them with some …