A Blog Called Wanda

Keep Calm and Stamp On!

Hi everyone! Hope you're having a fabulous week! Here it is Wednesday already...and that means only three days until FOOTBALL starts!!! Woo hoooooo! Cannot wait for this weekend and going to the first game of the season and enjoying the start of Fall activities! But, I have to make it through the rest of the week first! LOL. Today I'm sharing a card set I made with this AWESOME stamp set from Stampin' Up...Keep Calm! My dear sweet friend Patty sent this my way and I LOVE it! I have had it sitting on my stamp desk for a couple of weeks waiting for the chance to ink it up. I couldn't pick which image and saying to use...so I used 'em all!

A couple of weekends ago I found these great clear plastic cases for cards at one of the craft stores. They are so nice and I think I'm now inspired to do more of this kind of thing. What a nice little gift for a gal pal! It's also fun to decorate the front of the box!

 

 

 

 

I made six cards in all - two each of three designs. Kept it simple and clean....

 

 

 

Here's the stamp set:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Blings!

 

 

 

Of course, this one is my FAVORITE!

 

 

 

 

 

Enjoy the rest of your week my bloggy friends!!! Stamp on!!! 

 

August Baker's Dozen Studio Challenge!

 

It's time for the Baker's Dozen Studio Challenge!!  This is a monthly opportunity for the Baker's Dozen Design Team to share what makes our stamping studios hum.  Each month we will have a fun, crafty question so we can share our favorites, some tips and tricks, stamping advice and more.

The theme for August is:

PROJECT RUNWAY!  Do you watch this show?  It's perfect for creative types like us!  On PR, the designers are given interesting challenges each week and asked to maintain their own personal style or point of view in their creation.

So, Taylor and Jami put this before us: What's your stamping style or point of view?  For August's challenge, show us a couple of different projects using the same supplies.  Show us one CAS card and one Fancy Fold card while still retaining your own personal style as much as possible.

I would say my stamping style depends on my mood. (Hey, I’m a woman after all!) That's kind of a non-answer, but it's true! I love all the different styles of stamping, and if you follow my blog, you've seen me do it all - from super shabby chic to very clean and simple. That's why I love stamping so much. There are so many great products and a million different ways for us to interpret them. I have seen my style change over the years and love that about stamping too. We can reinvent ourselves artistically all the time.  I tend to go in phases, with colors and papers and different types of images. I love everything retro and vintage. I also love graphic images – like quatrefoil and chevrons. My favorite colors are the ocean colors;  aquas, greens and blues. Right now I am in more of a clean and simple phase. But that could change at any moment…especially with Fall and Halloween coming! I can’t wait to see all the other designers’ blogs today….what fun!

I chose to make two projects using my favorite Fall set from Taylored Expressions...Thankful! And, I used the adorable mini leaves dies too!  I am READY for Fall and Fall crafting!

 

 

 

 

This is my fancy fold card! It's a brand new technique for me! It's called a half-cut. You end up cutting just half of your die out of your z-fold card and you can use any shape! Here is the link to the tutorial I used. I posted a lot of pictures so you can see the card from different angles too.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I love cutting out leaves from different patterned papers...just looks so elegant... 

 

 

 

Here are my supplies for today's cards:

 

 

 

My Copic palette for this card:

p.s. Did anyone notice my turquoise fingernails??? LOL!

 

 

Here is the blank card before I started jazzing it up....so you can see the fold/cut. It's really not hard, but the result is so cool!  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Now...for my CAS card! I chose the pretty apples basket image for this one, and kept the same papers and cream card base. I stamped the image onto the cardstock first and colored it. Then I stamped and cut out a second basket image and colored that  - and layered it on top.

 

 

 

I chose a CAS font for this card also. Aside from the image, the sentiment font can change the whole feel and look of a card. This one is serene and clean...

 

 

 

 

My Copic palette for this card:

 

 

 

 

 

These are all the stamps in this great set:

 

 

Please take some time to HOP around and see what the rest of the lovely ladies of the Baker's Dozen have in store for you today! Thank you so much for coming by my blog. Have a great day!  

• Charmaine Ikach
• Jen Shults
• Jodi Collins
• Karen Giron
• Melody Rupple
• Regina Mangum
• Sankari Wegman
• Shannon White
• Shelly Mercado
• Stephanie Kraft
• Taylor VanBruggen
• Wanda Guess

Papertrey August Blog Hop Challenge!

Greetings! Happy Saturday! I am so excited to be joining in today on my very first Papertrey Ink Blog Hop Challenge! WOOOOOT! I have always wanted to be part of this fun event and share the good times. I stayed up until midnight last night making my card just so I could participate!

I was sitting at my desk yesterday and the email about the blog hop came up on my iPhone. Lemme tell ya, I instantly fell in love with the challenge concept and the gorgeous inspiration images. I was hoping, hoping, hoping that my August PTI order would come yesterday and it did! I knew I wanted to use the new Herringbone Impression Plate for sure. So after dinner I opened my new box of goodies and then got out all my other PTI products to see what would speak to me....This is what I made:

 

 

 

 

I adore this PTI felt! I used the heart dies to make some bitty hearts for accents! The doily in kraft is very nice, dontcha think? For the herringbone texture, I used a piece of kraft core cardstock and then lightly sanded it to make the texture pop!

 

 

 

I made my pretty heart first, before making the rest of my card. I used PTI felt and stitched it using the natural twine. It's actually a pin! I made it so the recipient can remove it and wear it!

 

 

 

I tried to combine lots of shabby chic layers and textures. That bit of crochet trim was inspired by the challenge images too. I love teal for Fall - you don't always have to pick traditional colors...

 

 

 

I cut two cream felt hearts and stitched them with twine. In the middle is a little bit of kleenex to make it puffy. This was so much fun, I want to make more!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here's the back...

 

 

I attached it to the card with a piece of foam tape. This way it will be easy to take off and wear! This one's going to need extra postage for sure! :-)

 

Here are the GORGEOUS inspiration images...all about texture and textiles...

I cannot wait to see what everyone else made for today's Hop! CLICK HERE to go to the main PTI blog page and start looking at all the other projects. Have a wonderful weekend bloggy friends!  

 

Minty Fresh Moxie Fab Challenge!

Hi peeps!! Howareya? I hope all is well wherever you are and hope you're having a lovely week! I went into my Typepad account tonight to type this post and I saw, to my amazement, that I hit a milestone with Monday's post and I didn't even realize it! Monday's post was my 500th blog post! Wowza! 500? Seriously? I think that's pretty cool! I wasn't even paying attention. So....welcome to blog post #501! LOL. Not quite the same is it? Anyhoo, thank you so much for taking time out of your day to visit me and thanks for being part of my fun, crafty, bloggy journey! {{hugs}}

Today's post is my entry for the Moxie Fab World Minty Fresh Challenge! The challenge doesn't expire until 9-3, so get your entries in too. The challenge was to use mint green in a fabulous way. I decided to get out the felt again and whip up a nice big flower.

 

 

 

This is the notched flower die from PTI and that lovely "happy" word is from Simon Says Stamp. The entire die says Oh Happy Day....but that all didn't fit! So, it's just happy. I love pink and green together and here I've used a pretty light pink and a darker raspberry pink to pop that patterned paper.

 

 

One trick when layering flower die pieces is to use some foam tape between at least one of the layers. This way it won't be completely flat.

Stuff on a Monday....

Hi everyone! I know the title of my blog post isn't very descriptive....but I didn't know what to say. I just have a bunch of stuff to share, on a Monday. So there you have it! I got some time in my crafty cave yesterday and made some more cards for the Hero Arts August Contest. I'm posting two cards today and they are both very different... I did keep one thing in common, though, the color red. Hmmmm. Are you intrigued yet?

Did you have a nice weekend? Mine was very lovely. Friday night I worked late, and then we went and did our errands (shopping, gas, Walmart, etc) which I hate, but we got it over with so we didn't have to do all that on Saturday. Saturday morning DH helped me pick out my new eyeglasses! WOOO WOOOO! I got some pretty Kate Spade tortoise shell numbers, and with my insurance, they really weren't too much. I can't wait for them to come. After that we went for a long drive and out for some pizza. Very nice day.

Okay, I'm sure you've heard enough rambling, so I'll get on with the cards! One thing I love about the Hero Arts Contests each month is that they give you options and sketches. This first card was for a sketch image. I put the sketch farther down in the post so you can see it.

 

 

 

 

 

I really like this warm color scheme as we move from Summer into Fall...

 

 

 

This was me trying to figure out what colors to use. At first I thought I was going to use blues and greens, but I'm happy I went with the oranges and red instead.

 

 

 

 

YUM!

 

 

 

These are the three colors I ended up with:

 

 

 

Here is my panel of butterflies. I stamped and cut out one of each color also, to put on later for some dimension and overlap.

 

 

 

You can see the extra butterflies popped up on some foam tape...

 

 

 

Too many blings? I'm not sure! LOVE this sketch and I'm keeping this one handy.  

 

 

 

 

My second card for today is for the CAS Stamping part of the Hero Arts contest! And, boy, did I keep it clean.and.simple. That's hard! :-) 

 

 

 

How cute is that little toaster!? I spent, like, an hour coloring in that toaster JUST SO. Well...as soon as I put glossy accents on it, you can't even tell! LOL.

 

 

 

Totally fun, don't ya think?

 

 

Here are my favorite Instagrams from this weekend!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 HAVE A GREAT WEEK! XOXOXO

Vintage Birdcage....

Greetings on this fine Friday! Another week closer to Fall! YAY! College football starts in two weeks and then it's full-on-Fall mode! I cannot wait! I hope you had a great week. Whatcha doing this weekend? I hope to get in some crafty time and then maybe a trip to the mall because I need to pick out new eyeglasses. I've been putting it off since it's such a big decision. I think this time I want something kind of retro and cool...I'll let you know what happens. I hope that you, my bloggy friends, have a super fun weekend!

Before I post the pics for today, I thought I would just shout out a reminder that all of the Taylored Expressions Baker's Dozen Design Team members have their own gallery with all of their TE projects! Here is the link to my gallery (CLICK HERE). Also, each stamp set has it's own gallery chock full o' crafty ideas. I hope you'll check it out!!

Today's card features some pretty products from my friend Taylor! One of my all time fav sets from Taylored Expressions is Birds of a Feather. Today's card uses that set with some beautiful, soft MME papers for a shabby chic feeling. Take a gander...

 

 

 

 

I let the pretty papers guide my color scheme. Mixed and matched tons of the paper and cut it into pennant strips. I used a very very soft yellow and cream for my main colors. This stamp set has a cool font for the sayings...

 

 

 

I made this pretty litte embellishment from the Bugabee Flowers Dies...Just a tiny bit of color and depth with a pretty pearl in the center. These little flowers are perfect for cards...just the right size!

 

 

 

Work in progress...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

At the last minute I threw on some pearl swirls....why not?!!

 

 Here is an image of this great stamp set (it also has matching dies):

 

 And here is an image of those Bugabee flowers:

 

 Thanks, as always, for coming by! Have a great weekend!

Just a wee cupcake!

Hello! How's your week going? Hope it's all good! Buddy and I are in the craft room getting some stuff done tonight while DH is at the gym. A little quiet time to get caught up. Plus, I need to go to sleep early tonight. I'm pooped. I think all this heat we're having has zapped all the energy right outta me.

I made this fun little card last week and have been waiting to share it with ya! Combined a whole bunch of stuff together in this one!

 

 

 

 

The background is embossed with a pretty new embossing folder from Lifestyle crafts. The cupcake was cut with PTI dies and felt. The large cream layer shape is also from PTI. That cute litte sentiment is from Hero Arts!

 

 

 

When I went to put my layers together, I thought that the cream circle was too plain. I got out my background stamps and really liked how this one looked. I stamped in Linen Distress Ink.

 

 

 

I used a sparkly button for a flower and hand cut those tiny green leaves. I thought I would 'pop' some more of the green by layering a circle of it. Purple and green is a beautiful color combination....

 

 

 

I used my background stamp to stamp on my teeny pennant also. You can see it here in the background. This kind of ties everything together nicely. :-)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I found this on Pinterest and HAD to share it! Hee hee!

 

 

A wish for you....have a cupcake-y kind of day everyone! Mwah. See you soon.

 

Birthday Fishes?!

Hello friends! Monday already? Yikes! What a fun-stamping-filled-crazy-crafty weekend I had! I taught four classes at Paper Garden, and shared time with some wonderful crafty gals! Lots of old friends, and many new friends...and even a tiny puppy! We had it all! Everything went well and it was good times! It was HOT again this weekend and lemme tell ya, it was good to be inside with the a/c going. THANK YOU to everyone who came out to class! I really appreciate it! Let's do it again soon. Well, maybe not too soon, I still need to unpack my car...LOL.

Today is one of my days to post for Taylored Expressions and I have a happy Summer card for ya! I used the awesome new Chevron Border dies and the also awesome new stamp set called Under The Sea. I wanted to use this cute whale image when this release came out...couldnt' wait to ink it up. The layout is clean and crisp, with some pretty royal blue paper... Take a look!

 

 

 

 

Isn't that a funny sentiment? Love it!

 

 

 

The new Chevron Die is a set of two dies....but actually you can get three different sizes out of it...because the piece in between the two makes another one! I cut out a bunch of bright blue chevrons and glued them to my white card layer. Then I cut them all at once to make it crisp on the edges.

 

 

 

How ca-yute is this whale??! EEEEEEEP! He's so happy. I colored him with a bunch of gray Copic marker colors and then went over him with BG10 which is a very light aqua...just to make him more oceany. Is that a word? It is now! I added some gray spots too, to make him look like a real whale!

 

 

 

You know me and my foam tape! I popped my little whale on some to make him stand out off the card. I think I will have to make more of these cards - I want to make one with the little crab from this set too...and maybe some red chevrons...too many ideas, too little time!

 

Here's a quick pic I took with my iphone in the middle of class yesterday! What a beautiful group, dontcha think? Have a wonderful week ahead! Thanks for stopping by today! :-)

Neon is back!

Hellllloooooooo! It's time for hot August stamping here at my house! Whew...over 100 degrees all week this week! Ihope I don't melt! Today's post is another card for the August Hero Arts Contest. I posted one card already with one of the themes, and today I've combined two of the other themes into one card. The contest calls for neon stamping and/or Clean and Simple cards so I made a CAS neon card!  Neon is everywhere right now. Don't look now...but here come the 80's again! LOL. The new neon ink pads from Hero Arts are super fun. I only have three colors, and I'm pretty sure I need to get the rest asap!

What do you have on tap for the weekend? Are your kids going back to school yet? Some of the schools here are starting already. Hard to believe Summer is coming to a close already.  I'll be busy all weekend having fun at my classes at Paper Garden! I can't wait to have loads of grilie fun time with my stamping friends. Really looking forward to it. There is so much work to get ready for classes, and then when the day comes to do them...it's pure fun! Maybe I'll see some of you there! Whatever you do, hope you have a great weekend!

 

 

 

 

I have no idea where this cool paint splatter stamp is from! It's been in my stash, and it doesn't have a label on it. It's so fun, right? Perfect with these cool neon inks!! I thought rich black would contrast well with all that color. The sentiment is from Hero Arts of course!

 

 

 

I used some hot pink paper to add a layer to all that white...finished the whole thing off with some clear blings!

 

 

 

 

 

Well, that's it for me for today! Take good care and thanks for popping in for a visit! :-)  

 

 

Taylored Expressions August Release - Spotlight Day!

 

ALL THE NEW PRODUCTS ARE now available in the TE store, the fresh out of the oven department and the current specials page! Click on the links to shop to your heart's content! Everyone has so many fun things to share today too. I really encourage you to hop around the Baker's Dozen Blogs today. The links are at the bottom of my post. Have you had fun with us this week? I know it's been a ton of fun on this end! :-)

Today's final release week project features the Happy Trails Stamp Set! All you camping gals are gonna love this one. I can think of a million ideas already! The set is super versatile for lots of scenes. I made a little road trip card in a fun color palette!

 

 

 

 

The papers on this card are all from the October Afternoon 9 to 5 Collection. I used the new TE Hexagon Dies to make my own embellishment with matching papers. Couldn't be easier. Hexagons are H-O-T right now in the crafty world.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are my Copic choices for this card:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is an image of the entire stamp set:

 

 

One final list of links for the week! Thank you for sharing the fun with me here all week!  

Charmaine Ikach

Courtney Kelley - Guest Designer

Jen Shults

Jodi Collins

Karen Giron

Melody Rupple

Regina Mangum

Sankari Wegman

Shannon White

Shelly Mercado

Stephanie Kraft

Taylor VanBruggen

Wanda Guess

Taylored Expressions August 2012 Release Day!

 RELEASE DAY!!!  

ALL THE NEW PRODUCTS ARE now available in the TE store, the fresh out of the oven department and the current specials page! Click on the links to shop to your heart's content! Everyone has so many fun things to share today too. I really encourage you to hop around the Baker's Dozen Blogs today. The links are at the bottom of my post.

I am sharing two projects today! First up is a fun, teen-themed card I made that's really graphic and crazy. I used the Doodle Notes Stamp Set, the New Clipboard Die, the Notepaper stamp and the Tall and Skinny Alpha Die set.

 

 

 

 

Seriously?? How cute is that little clipboard die and notepaper?? ACK! I cut out a piece of chipboard to look like an old fashioned clipboard. I added the Notepaper stamp to my white paper to look like a page ripped right out of your binder! I put a shiny silver brad in the center of some grey paper for my clip piece.

 

 

 

This very fun Chevron paper is from the Simple Stories Summer Fresh collection! It's perfect! I colored and cut out some arrows and that fun heart. The letters are from the Tall and Skinny Alpha dies.

 

 

 

Everything's better with glitter glue, right?

 

 

 

 

 

Here are the dies used on this project:  

 

 

For my second card for today I used the really neat new set that is made for bookmarks! It's called, appropriately, Mark Your Spot! I made a card that incorporates a bookmark that the person can take out and use. LOVE the new Bookmark die too - I'll be using that lots.  

 

 

 

 

Here is the card with the bookmark taken out. I stamped some clouds and only put the right side up on some foam tape. That way, the other side of the clouds kind of holds the bookmark in place on the card. These stamps are really fun.

 

 

 

Here's a close up of the new Chevron border Die and that adorable yellow car! Beep Beep! I thought this patterned paper kind of looked like a checkered flag! It's from the MME Nostalgia Collection.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are the dies used in this project:  

 

 

 

Here's your list of links for this fun release day! 

Charmaine Ikach

Courtney Kelley - Guest Designer

Jami Sibley - DT Coordinator

Jen Shults

Jodi Collins

Karen Giron

Melody Rupple

Regina Mangum

Sankari Wegman

Shannon White

Shelly Mercado

Stephanie Kraft

Taylor VanBruggen

Wanda Guess 

Taylored Expressions August Sneak Peeks Day 2!

 

Welcome back for day two of the TE Release Week for August 2012! I'm so glad you're here...and we're gonna have some creative fun this week. Lots of back to school projects and other good stuff.  All of the new products will be available in the store on Thursday August 9th at 8:00am PST! Also please join us on Facebook for the Preview Party Wednesday evening at 6:00 pm PST - you will get to see the full sets at that time and that there are lots of prize drawings! The preview party is big time fun and moves fast. Lots of winners!

Today I'm featuring the super super cute Doodle Notes Stamp Set from the Whimsical Wishes collection, and an awesome new die called Notepaper Border. I made some little lunch box notes for the moms out there....I thought these would be so nice to tuck into a child's lunch box for a pick me up at school!

 

 

 

 

I cut out three 3x3 inch notecards from white paper. Then I cut a separate sheet of paper a 1/4 inch longer and used the Notepaper Border Die on the top....Then I glued it to the front of the card. You can see what I'm describing in this side shot. I stamped the brand new Grid Paper stamp in a light blue first, and then put my images on top. Very crisp and fun for a kiddo!

 

 

 

It's hard to pick a favorite image from this set, because I love them all...but this star image is gonna be a keeper for sure! :-)

 

Here's what the die looks like:  

 

Okay, that's what I have for today...I'll be back tomorrow with TWO projects...and it's release day! Have a wonderful day bloggy girls!  

Here's your list of links for this fun release day! 

Charmaine Ikach

Jami Sibley - DT Coordinator

Jen Shults

Jodi Collins

Karen Giron

Melody Rupple

Regina Mangum

Sankari Wegman

Shannon White

Shelly Mercado

Stephanie Kraft

Taylor VanBruggen

Wanda Guess

 

Taylored Expressions August Sneak Peeks Day 1!

Welcome to TE Release Week for August 2012! I'm so glad you're here...and we're gonna have some creative fun this week. Lots of back to school projects and other good stuff.  All of the new products will be available in the store on Thursday August 9th at 8:00 am PST http://www.tayloredexpressions.com/ . Also please join us on Facebook for the Preview Party Wednesday evening at 6:00 pm PST - you will get to see the full sets at that time and that there are lots of prize drawings! The preview party is big time fun and moves fast. Lots of winners!

Today I'm featuring the cute Little Schoolhouse Stamp Set from the Apple Doodle Ink collection. It's perfect for those back-to-school teacher cards and projects. I used a sentiment from another set - Moka Gwen, and some cute clouds from yet another set - Doodle Notes. Lots going on in this card! LOL. This was a fun card to make.

 

 

 

 

I hand cut, free form, three layers of green paper for my "hills" and then put my elements into the scene after I colored and cut them out. I made a heart using a die and some pretty red felt. This is an easy way to make your own embellies! The Back to School sentiment is from the TE Moka Gwen set....

 

 

 

I love using a basic kraft card base for my cards lately. All the other colors seem to really pop off the kraft. I colored and cut out the fun cloud/sun stamp from the TE Doodle Notes set. You'll be seeing a lot of that set this week!

 

 

 

 

 

Remember....this is just day ONE of four fun-packed days this week with new TE things. Be sure to come back every day! :-) 

Here's your list of links for this fun Sneak Peek day! 

Charmaine Ikach

Courtney Kelley - Guest Designer

Jami Sibley - DT Coordinator

Jen Shults

Jodi Collins

Karen Giron

Melody Rupple

Regina Mangum

Sankari Wegman

Shannon White

Shelly Mercado

Stephanie Kraft

Taylor VanBruggen

Wanda Guess 

 

An inspired hello....

Hi there friends! It's been a great day in the craft studio today! I am almost done getting my posts ready for next week's Taylored Expressions Release, and I had time to make something for the August Hero Arts Contest too! It's been a while since I entered the Hero Arts Contests - and I really miss doing so! This month has fantastic themes...and I'm going to try to make more entries before the month runs out too. Click here to go to the page with the contest deets! Maybe you will join in the fun with me? For today's card, I went with the part of the contest for 'make your own embellishments!'

I am ALWAYS inspired by the super talented Kathy Martin. Have you ever seen her blog? It's so happy and beautiful and fresh...I honestly don't know how she does it. Every project more gorgeous than the last. Well, a while back I saw this card of Kathy's and pinned it to my Pinterest board. I kept thinking about it and the idea of using the negatives of my letter dies. Today I decided to go for it and do my take on Kathy's card.

 

 

 

 

I used the pretty Poppies stamp as a lovely soft image on my tag. I was going to color it in, but it didn't look right. I love the aqua popping through!

 

 

 

One trick for making your own embellishments, and something I do alot, is to cut out accent pieces from your patterned paper. Here I made a flower embellishment by cutting out the red flower, adding a button and then finishing it with some twine. On the other part of the card, I cut out another couple of pieces of the paper too. This way everything is sure to match!

 

 

 

Here are my supplies... At the last minute, I decided not to go with the cute wood typewriter.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello! This card is not my usual color palette or layout...I really went outside my box with it. The new paper from Basic Grey spoke to me and I love aqua and red. I'm happy with it!

 

Enjoy the rest of your weekend! Lots of love coming your way from craft room to yours.... Thanks for coming by today!  

 

Summer flowers!

Hi peeps! Did you see the giant full moon tonight? WOW! Here in California it is very low to the ground and huge! Driving home from stamp club, when it's 9pm and still 90 degrees out...I saw that big moon and thought...that explains this week! I always notice a weird vibe in the air when it's super hot and there's a full moon. Hope there aren't any werewolves out! LOL. Here we are almost the end of the week already. I hope you've had a good one. I've been working with the new Taylored Expressions stuff for August getting ready for release week next week. What have you been working on?

I have a fresh summery card to post today. It was made with the gorgeous new Memory Box Hibiscus die. YUM. Seriously! So crisp and perfect. I kept it clean and simple and used some tropical colors. Have a looky!

 

 

 

 

Lately I have to add blings to everything! This time I picked out some sunny yellow blings to match my flower parts! Don't you love that die? Dave hit this one outta the park.

 

 

 

The sentiment is from PTI and I'm sorry I can't remember what set it's from. I love their sentiment stamps. And they're clear, so you can get them in just the right spot. I popped up the flowers on foam tape, of course!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Well...that's it for me tonight! Take good care and thanks for coming by! :-) I'm off to watch the Olympics with DH and Mr. Buddy!