A Blog Called Wanda

Pretty in Pink Easter Card!

Hello everyone! Happy Easter Week! One of the most important weeks of the year for me as a Christian woman. During this week I am particularly mindful of what happened this week and why I am forgiven. It's so powerful and meaningful. I always look forward to church activities all week and to celebrating the good news on Sunday. I hope you are having a wonderful week and I wish you a beautiful Easter. Spring renewal is upon us (most of us) and flowers are blooming and birds are singing. A time of hope and freshness. I love it. 

This year I am way behind on everything pretty much. LOL. And that includes Easter cards. Usually I make and post several cards throughout the season, but this year I am only going to have time to share one Easter card! So I went all out and made a hot pink creation with Distress Inks and pretty white embossing. All the stamps are from Papertrey Ink! Supplies are linked at the bottom of my post. 

I started with a pretty grey A2 card base. I loooooove pink and grey together. YUM. I layered white paper embossed with a beautiful cover plate from Lil Inker Designs and then some vellum. My top layer is Bristol cardstock (which I am loving right now) and it holds up nicely to all the inking and splattering!  

 

I used three shades of Distress Inks: Spun Sugar, Worn Lipstick and Picked Raspberry. SOOOOOO pretty together!!!!! First I embossed the flowers, leaves and sentiment with clear ink and white embossing powder onto the panel. Then I used my Distress Ink Blending Tool to make a gradual ombre with the three pink shades. EEK. I went right over the embossing which looks so crisp against all the color. 

 

After the inking was dry, I used a paint brush and water and splattered Picked Raspberry ink onto the panel. Once that was dry, I splattered some Copic Opaque White with a paintbrush too. I also spritzed the ink with plain water - which is why you see the lighter spots. In this photo you can see all my layers. 

 

Here's a close up!

 

HE IS RISEN! Such a beautiful font for this sentiment!

 

I sprinkled some bright white pearls on the finished card for a touch of elegance. The tulips in the photos are from our front yard! They matched my project exactly so I had to cut them and bring them inside. I would say those tulips are Picked Raspberry for sure!!

 

This past Saturday I went to a really lovely event and I wanted to share a few photos from it! It was a Yelp Elite Event sponsored by Whole Foods. They catered a beautiful brunch with all kinds of delicious food, and amazing flowers and drinks. It was a celebration of the Whole Foods Beauty Week! We got to make our own sugar body scrubs and they gave us gift bags with fun samples inside. Really a good time!! All beauty is on sale at Whole Foods through the 27th for 25% off! Yesssss! 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

So that's it for me today! I hope you have a great day! Happy Easter! XOXO

 

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Guest Designing with Sunny Studio Stamps!

Hi everyone! Happy Saturday! I'm happy to share that I am a guest designer on the Sunny Studio Stamps Blog today! I met up with Mendi in January at Creativation and went a little cray cray over the new stamp sets! Especially the stamp set called Breakfast Puns! Eeep! I knew I had to stamp them! Sunny Studio stamps are so sweet and happy and FUN to color! I love their style. To see more from their awesome design team, CLICK over to their blog!! I'm glad to be sharing their products with you today. I have two cards to share with you! Both of them are a clean and simple card style with lots of color - just the way I like it. Both cards were colored with Copic Markers. That is my favorite coloring medium at the moment.... I'm coloring everything! Have a happy weekend! I'm looking forward to date night with the hubs to have dinner and listen to a live band that I love! Can't wait. I'm also going to a fun blogger event at Whole Foods this morning that includes brunch and a presentation about beauty products!!! Check my Instagram stories later! 

First up today is this fun bacon and eggs card! The sentiments are so fun and perfect with the adorable stamps. I used the Breakfast Puns stamps and dies. This is an A2 white card base. I layered turquoise card stock and also some polka dot vellum for a subtle background. To make the yellow part of the background for the top layer I used Distress Inks and a sponge in two shades of yellow. Bright sunny yellow reminds me of the morning sun. I stamped and die cut out the bacon, eggs and coffee and colored them in with Copics. I added a few highlights with a white gel pen. The sentiments are heat embossed with white embossing powder onto black cardstock. Everything is attached with foam tape for dimension (of course!) All my supplies are listed at the bottom of my post! 

 

Here is a close up of the embossing and my yellow background! I love using the Copic Opaque White for splatters because it is thick and adds dimension as well as color. I also splattered some Mustard Seed ink over the top after the first layer of ink was dry. 

 

Can I even tell you how fun it was to color these guys??? LOVE. 

 

I layered the sentiment on the card - part at the top, part at the bottom, to balance out the design. Crisp white embossing is a winner always. 

 

 

 

My second card features the cute Purrfect Birthday stamps and dies. Again, I used an A2 white card base. I layered some cheerful striped paper (Lawn Fawn Really Rainbow 6x6) and then some vivid red paper. I stamped and die cut out the kitty, the hat, and the two balloons and colored them with Copics. I added a few shimmers here and there using Diamond Stickles glitter glue. The sentiments are stamped directly onto the top paper layer. The balloon strings are also stamped onto the paper behind the kitty.  Everything is attached with foam tape. The most purrrfect birthday card! 

 

 

 

 How sweet are the kitty cat balloons!?  

 

 

 The stamp set comes with a tiny confetti stamp so I stamped a few confettis around the balloons!  

 

 

  

 

Big thanks to Mendi for having me as a guest!! It was my pleasure to feature these cute stamps and dies!  Please pop over to the Sunny Studio Stamps Blog and leave some love! Have a wonderful day everyone! XOXOXO

 

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Scrapbook & Cards Today Magazine Spring 2018 Issue!

Hey everyone! Happy Friday! Just popping in with some super cool news! The new, Spring issue of Scrapbook & Cards Today Magazine came out today! And guess what? I have two cards featured in it! I'm so honored and happy to have been included in this beautiful and classy publication. Truly a wonderful experience working with everyone at the magazine to make it all happen. I'm very grateful for the opportunities that I have been given! This one ranks right up there!! I can finally tell you! It's hard to keep some crafty secrets! 

You can view and download the entire magazine for free! CLICK HERE to go to the website and view it. I'm on page 53! I'm part of a large feature on Background Stamping techniques. Really beautiful ideas from some of my favorite crafters. Please go check it out!

The background stamps and other supplies I used for my cards are from Simon Says Stamp. Wishing you a wonderful and happy weekend! I'll be back tomorrow with a really fun guest designer post for Sunny Studio Stamps! YAY! XOXO

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Guest Designing for Scrapbook.com today! Maggie Holmes Exclusive Flourish Collection Cards!

Hi friends! I am super, duper, over the moon, excited to announce that I am the featured guest designer today over on the Scrapbook.com Blog! I'm featuring cards and tags made with a brand new and Exclusive Maggie Holmes collection for Crate Paper! It's called Flourish and it's so vintage and beautiful! You're going to love it too! I would love it if you visit my Scrapbook.com Project Gallery! 

To see my projects, instructions, and supplies, please click over to the Scrapbook.com Blog now!

 

 

THANK YOU! Have a great day!

 

Bee Happy, Bee Kind! Happy Birthday to Flora & Fauna Stamps!

Hellooooo! Today I'm super happy to be posting about the beautiful and whimsical stamps from Flora & Fauna! My friend Cindi is the owner and I just adore her and her lovely stamps! Well, her company had a birthday last week! (But we're going to keep on celebrating!) Flora & Fauna is one year old! Whoop Whoop! I couldn't be happier for Cindi and her crew. She has created something special in the stamping market. I think I have 15 sets! I wanted to help join in the birthday fun so I created a card with some favorites from the collection. I'm also guesting over on the Flora & Fauna Blog today too.

The main stamp set I used is called BEE KIND! I usually love anything with a bee/floral theme. Just so happy and classic. I kept my card clean and simple - one layer - and tried not to be too uptight about it. I stamped the two sentiments first, onto Bristol cardstock. Then I layered the honeycomb parts, and the flowers and leaves all around the edges and the sentiment. No masking, no fussing with it. I stamped everything in Archival Black Ink which holds up to watercolors. 

 

My card base is A2 and made from kraft cardstock. I layered some pretty periwinkle blue paper to match the florals. I used my new Mijello watercolor palette to color in all the images. I was very messy and loose with the watercoloring. I am liking this style very much lately. The Bristol cardstock holds up to the water colors quite nicely. 

 

Here is a close up of the honeycombs. I used three shades of yellow to create a varied look with the colors. I let some parts dry and then went back with a darker color until I looked the way I wanted it to! 

 

The little bumble bee must beeee so happy in all those flowers! I also used the same colors of paint to splatter around the card. I love a good paint splatter!! I chose lots of bright, spring, happy colors. The leaves/branches are from a second stamp set - a Winter set actually! It's always good to see what you can use from your seasonal stamps too! I store my stamp sets by company for this reason. Those leaves were perfect with the stamps from the Bee Kind set! 

 

It's very hard for me to do one layer stamping with no die cuts! LOL. I like how this card came out very much though! And it was super fun to make! 

 

 

Thank you for joining me today! I hope you've been inspired to bust out the watercolors and have some creative fun! Be sure to pop over to the Flora & Fauna Blog and give them some birthday love! Have a wonderful day! XOXO

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Lucky Charms! Happy St. Patrick's Day 2018!

Hellooooo! Thank your lucky charms it's Friday! LOL! It's almost St. Patrick's Day - so let's celebrate a bit early! I didn't want to wait to share this fun card with you! I'm kinda late in making a St. Patrick's Day card this year. I wanted to make something a little different, so I decided to use a rainbow! All the stamps and dies in today's card are from My Favorite Things stamps. I adore this rainbow and cloud die set (Called End of the Rainbow). I used some shamrocks and a lucky golden horseshoe to complete the scene. I've been addicted to using my Mission Mijello Watercolors - now that I got my palette all set up and ready to use. I love the colors - and they are so creamy and dreamy to paint with. I don't know what took me so long to make my palette!

I started my card with an A2 card base from white cardstock. All the die cut pieces were cut from Bristol paper. I have found that the Bristol paper is thicker and very smooth, and can hold up to watercoloring much better than the Neenah cardstock. It's a nice alternative to watercolor paper when you want a crisp surface to stamp on. It doesn't bleed through or get pilled. I got the rainbow pieces really wet and they held their shape nicely.  

 

I die cut the rainbow out and left out the last piece (purple) because I just wanted the first five colors. I used my watercolors and a wet on wet technique to color the rainbow colors one at a time. I made the color darker at the bottom of the pieces and lighter at the top. I dried each piece with my heat tool in between, and added paint splatters to each piece. I also watercolored the two shamrocks, the cloud and the horseshoe the same way...using my heat tool to dry the pieces. 

 

In this photo you can see that the rainbow is lighter at the top! I stamped the sentiment directly onto the card base in black ink. I added some gems to look like rain! I think this sentiment is so nice! Perfect for lots of occasions - not just St. Patrick's Day!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dear bloggy friends! I am lucky to have you in my life! Happy Friday, and enjoy the weekend! We don't have specific holiday plans. I'll be busy in the studio - lots of fun things coming up in the next couple of weeks! XOXO

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Spellbinders March 2018 Blog Hop! Fun & Prizes!

Hellooooo! Welcome to the Spellbinders March 2018 Blog Hop! What a fun hop we have for you today! Lots of awesome designers and lots of brand new products from our friends at Spellbinders! So happy to be part of all the action today. Great prizes (information at the bottom of my post) and great inspiration from everyone. I used the new Sew Sweet collection from my sweet and uber talented friend Tammy Tutterow. I loooove her designs. Did you arrive here at my blog from Tammy's blog?? Isn't she amazing?? Her new stamps and dies bring to mind a simpler time - full of love, laughter and creating. I used a few of her new products and a new paper pad and LOTS of color for my card today. I'm all about the spring color palette these days! 

My card started with a white A2 card base. Then I entirely covered the card base with two patterned papers from the new Echo Park Easter collection (SO pretty). I used one of the new dies to create a pretty pink zig zag border in between the two papers.  

 

For the focal point of the card I stamped and colored the house image and the floral spray image with Copic Markers in shades to match the patterned paper. I die cut a crisp white circle and stamped the sentiment directly onto the circle at an angle to match the roof line of the house. I die cut two hearts out of the same pink paper as the zig zag border. 

 

 

Here is a close up of my coloring! I LOVE to match patterned paper to my Copics. It just makes a project come alive. I added some small white lines with my gel pen for highlights. 

 

 

 

Now I need one of my friends to buy a new house! LOL! Isn't this the perfect housewarming card?? That sweet little house is the best. I can see paper piecing it too! EEP. I added a few pearls here and there to finish off the look. 

 

 

PRIZE ALERT PRIZE ALERT PRIZE ALERT!!! TWO ways to win!

ONE: To celebrate this release, Spellbinders is giving away a $50 gift certificate to a lucky winner. Please leave a comment on the Spellbinders blog by Sunday, March 18th 11:59 pm EDT for a chance to win. The winner will be announced in the blog hop post on Spellbinders blog the following day. Winner is responsible for shipping cost, duties and taxes. 

TWO: I'm giving away a $25 gift certificate here on my blog! Please leave me a comment for a chance to win my prize! I'll notify the winner via email early next week! YAY!

Next up on the awesome blog hop today is the amazing artist Sharyn Sowell! She also has her own line of beautiful products from Spellbinders! CLICK HERE to continue to Sharyn's blog and the rest of the hop! To start at the beginning of the hop, CLICK HERE to go to the Spellbinders Blog!  Thank you for stopping by today! XOXO

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Busy Bees! Kindness Matters!

Hi there my sweet crafty friends! Happy Sunday! I'm here to share some cute busy bees and a cheerful thank you card I made on Friday for a very special person. I can't wait to pop it in the mail next week! These stamps and dies are from one of my favorite companies - Honey Bee Stamps. Yep, I love everything they make! The images are perfect for coloring and so, so happy. Their products remind me of why I love to stamp. It's everything good. Today I colored some adorable mini busy bees, and some daisies, and combined them together onto my card. I used my Copic Markers to color the images.... The color palette is kraft, white, black and yellow. MMMMM... Can you feel the buzzzz? LOL. 

I started with an A2 card base in kraft. I layered some black and white gingham from my stash. The top two layers of kraft and yellow were attached together and then added to the card with foam tape. After I had my top layers on, I had fun decorating with all the stamps and dies. The top kraft layer was splattered with Copic Opaque White mixed with some water and a water brush. 

 

The hexagon dies were cut from pretty yellow paper and then randomly glued onto the card with a glue pen and tweezers. I put a few of the insides into the hexagon frames for a bit more yellow on the card. All the bees and flowers were stamped, colored and die cut first. The dies make a PERFECT cut every time. So easy. The bees have Clear Wink Of Stella pen on their wings but it's not showing in the photos. 

 

I stamped the sentiment in dark black ink. Isn't that perfect for a thank you card?? I love the mix of the fonts together. 

 

The big flower in the center also has Wink Of Stella pen on the petals! 

 

 

 

You know how much I love foam tape! All those cutie bees are popped up off the card!

That's it for me! All the supply links are below. Thank you for supporting me by shopping my links! I appreciate it so much.  Hope you're having a great weekend so far. I'm off on a business trip for a couple of days next week! I'll tell you more when/if I can. Please say some prayers for me for this opportunity! I'm also going to be in a blog hop on Wednesday with some great prizes. See you soon!  Sending you hugs and love. XOXOXO

 

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Pinwheels & Planners.... Catching up!

Hey everybody! How is your week going? I hope you're doing great! I am in disbelief that another week is half over. I have so much to do! Yeeks! Still catching up from a super fun weekend at PlannerCon (more on that later in my post) and trying to get my life organized! It's been a good week and I finally had some time to get crafty this afternoon. I wanted to share this fun and easy project with you! My local Tuesdays Together Group is putting on an event this weekend and my contribution was to make pretty, cheerful pinwheels for the photo booth. People can take photos of them, or hold them up in their cute selfies!  Our event is called Gram & Give Sac. We are staging an Instagram party! We'll have all kinds of activities. Super fun. If you are local to Sacramento/Roseville area it would be so great to see you there! It's this Saturday the 10th from 1-4pm at Bloom Collection Studios. CLICK HERE for details. 

Well, if you've been reading my blog for a while, you know I have ALLLLLL the We R Memory Keepers Punch Boards. Love em. I got out the Pinwheel Punch Board for my project today, and some pretty patterned paper, and the teal and grey pinwheel sticks. Boom. Project done. So easy peasy. For me, the best tip for making a bunch of pinwheels is to buy a paper collection and use the papers from that one collection. All the colors will match and it will be so pretty! Also, be sure to use double sided paper. I bought the new Photoplay Summer collection at my LSS on Friday just for this project.  It's Called For The Love of Summer! (And it even has a Llamaaa!) 

Here are my finished pinwheels out on the front steps! These pinwheels make excellent party decorations, and you can even tie on a tag with a note. I've made them for baby showers, 4th of July, birthdays.... Any color theme or palette! 

 

I adore this paper collection - so happy!! And my favorite color of aqua is prominently featured!

 

Here's what the punch board looks like! It comes with super simple directions. You can make a pinwheel up to 15 inches big!!! (with 12x12 paper) I want to make a big giant one some day. I usually make this size - which is from a 6x6 paper. This way you can get four pinwheels from one 12x12 paper. Nice! 

 

 

I'm so sorry that I cannot find where these embellishments are from! I searched the internet for quite a while! They were in my stash! Yeeks! I used Glossy Accents to attach the gems to the front of the pinwheels - so they would be nice and secure. Be sure to buy the sticks from We R Memory Keepers too - they are so nice. And, when you put them together you get a good spin!! They come in pretty colors!! I used grey and aqua but my other two favs are yellow and lime green. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In this pic you can see the clear plastic piece that attaches to the stick. Again, super easy. It's actually three pieces. One piece fits on top of the stick with an arm extending. You put the pinwheel onto the arm and fold the four corners in. Then place a sleeve over that arm. Lastly the small round piece for the front. I glued on gems on mine, but I've also die cut circles and added names, numbers inside to further customize them. 

 

 

Don't you feel like a trip to the beach now!? 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are just a few of the hundreds of daffodils in our front yard! My husband went a little cray cray with the bulbs this year...and I love it! There are tulips and crocus too! These might be Narcissus??? Not sure exactly. Or mini daffodils. I love yellow in the Spring. 

 

I wanted to also share a bit about my fun weekend at PlannerCon! I checked in Friday night at around 5:00 and it was over on Sunday night. Three days of fun, laughs, amazing speakers, shopping, planning, and inspiration. Did you follow along on my Instagram stories? I tried to post often, but the internet inside the hotel was really spotty. I had a great time! PlannerCon is a huge convention for Planner Girls. There were 1000 attendees, plus speakers, vendors and volunteers. I think I saw 3-4 men there! Hahaha. I wasn't really sure what to expect and I had an excellent time. I was able to take two brush lettering workshops, and a stamping workshop too. All weekend long there were outstanding speakers: Amy Tangerine, Kristy Dickerson, Nicole Rixon, Erin Condren, Kevin Crowell, and Julia Langhein. There were so many women there, that they put signs on the mens restrooms making them into womens restrooms! Ha! Saturday night was a giant Plan-a-thon until midnight. (think crop!) The shopping area had so many awesome things to buy! Stamps, pens, stickers, planners...It was like being a kid again. Even when I was a little girl I always loved pens and stickers. 

I took away a lot of good information and also left feeling inspired. Definitely it was more than just cute stickers and pens... The speakers made me think about why I plan??? I've been a Franklin Covey gal since 1993!!! Before that I always kept some time of paper planner for school. For the past three years I've used an Erin Condren Planner. Planning is a way to keep us on track for meeting our goals. A way to hold ourselves accountable and focused. Planning for some is a way to keep a record of the activities of a family's life. (how cool for those grandkids to look through grandma's planner 40 years from now!). Planning keeps us organized, disciplined and intentional. Wow, the word intentional.... That really struck a chord with me all weekend. Everything we do should be with intention... I'm really still thinking about that. Living an intentional life. Planning can help us start a new chapter, a blank page, a new book.... Planning is fun! And for me, calming. If you plan for the things you have to do, then you free up time for the things you want to do! Julia from Filofax gave us a really interesting history of the 100 year old Filofax company. It started by engineers....and their "File of Facts!" She was so thoughtful about what planning meant to her company. She describes a person's planner as a 'personal space within your control. Private and unique to you.'  She described the beauty and ritual of journaling and planning in beautiful leather goods. I loved that part. A planner contains a part of your soul. Finally, Amy Tangerine left us with a good quote: "I want to live vicariously through myself!" Spend time on the things you're good at and the things that fuel your passion. The PlannerCon will be in San Francisco again in March of 2019. 

 

Here's a photo I took Saturday night at the Plan-A-Thon. In my planner I tend to use a lot of Illustrated Faith washi and stickers. It is a daily reminder of my faith and what and WHO matters most as I go about my day. 

Whew, this turned into a long post! If you're still reading - yay! I wish you a happy day and a lovely weekend to come. Never too early to plan for the weekend! And don't forget Daylight Savings Time starts back on Sunday. XOXO

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My Monthly Hero - March 2018 Card Kit - Hello great friend!

Welcome to the Hero Arts "My Monthly Hero March 2018 Card Kit" Blog Hop! As I'm typing this we are in the middle of a giant winter storm! Winter came late this year. But, It's March, and Spring is coming to everyone finally. Time to open up the windows and breathe in some fresh air...and get crafty! I'm happy to be here today launching the newest, latest, greatest MMH Card Kit from Hero Arts! This month's kit has lots of sentiments and beautiful word dies, and ink and embossing powder...lots of things to give you options on your cards. Mix and match the different words with the new dies to create the perfect greeting for any occasion. I used the main kit for my card today and also one of the beautiful background dies. I made a cheerful, friendly coffee card to send to a friend. The color combination is fresh and fun - aqua, red, kraft and black. And...with cream instead of white cardstock. 

You may have arrived here from Emily's amaaaaazing blog! If you want to start at the beginning of the hop CLICK HERE to go to the Hero Arts Blog. As always, lots of fun and inspiration for you today from my awesome fellow bloggers! I'm always grateful to be included in the Hero Arts lineup! If you're new to my blog today - welcome. Enjoy the hop today! I will always warn you, these kits sell out VERY FAST (usually the first day) so if you like it, don't hesitate! I know I say that every time, but it's true! Get it while you can! They are such a great value! Each kit is $34.99 and this month's kit has a value of $70.00!

And here's my coffee card! My card base is A2 size, made from cream cardstock. I used Copic Markers to color the coffee images. Supplies are listed at the bottom of my post! Cheers! I already love this scripty hello die. It cut out like a dream too. 

 

After I made my card base, I layered my favorite color of aqua cardstock onto the card. Then I used the new background die and cut it out of kraft paper. I layered the kraft over a layer of cream paper the same size. These served as my foundation layers. Then I die cut two circles out of the Hero Arts Nesting Circles dies for the focal point layers. I die cut the hello die and the banner die from black cardstock. 

 

I stamped and colored the two coffee cups and cut them out by hand. I heat embossed the 'great friend' sentiment with white embossing powder onto the black banner. I added Diamond Stickles to the hearts and the whip cream for some sparkles! 

 

To attach the word die, I used a glue pen on the back and then used my tweezers to hold it and place it onto the card. I held it down with my fingers for just a moment until the glue stuck. I like how it layers over everything else! The cups were attached with foam tape. I added a few red enamel dots because I always love a pop of red with aqua!

 

 

 

 

The kit is available NOW! Yippeeeee! This kit is a great value for $34.99! Hero Arts is VERY generous with their beautiful kits! All the supplies I used are listed below in my links! 

PRIZE ALERT!! Hero Arts is giving away one kit as a prize to one blog reader – selected from the comments across all of the blogs in the hop. Giveaway closes March 11th, at midnight, and the winner will be announced the following week on the Hero Arts Blog. If you've already purchased your kit, and you win, you will be reimbursed. So be sure to leave a comment at each stop on the hop!

 

This kit is available for a limited time only - once it's gone, it's gone! Kits begin shipping from Hero Arts on Friday, March 9th. These kits have a habit of selling out fast! So don't wait if you like this one. The last one sold out the first day! 

 

Next up on the blog hop is the super talented Janette! Have fun hopping and have a happy, creative day! XOXO When you make something with your new card kit, be sure to use the hashtag #mymonthlyhero on your social media! TO START AT THE BEGINNING OF THE HOP, CLICK HERE! Thanks for stopping by today!

 

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