Card Organization

I just have to share with you all a wonderful idea.

One of my On-ladies shared with me a great way

to organize cards I have received.

These are page protectors I ordered online.
I used "clip rings" to hold all the pages together.
I would like to put them in a binder, but as you can see
it's quite thick. It's a great way to flip thru and get
some great ideas!

Birthday of a friend.

I sent this to a friend from work.

She's currently going to school for her

RN degree.

She's been working so hard, that I wanted to surprise her

with some happy mail.

I Love Fleece!

A co-worker at the hospital just

had a baby girl. I had gotten some really cool

paper that had sparkles on it.

I also thought I would make her a blanket. Actually,
I volunteered to make it as a gift from other
co-workers. This would be Amanda's second girl,
so she needs a blanket all her own.

More cards!

A couple days ago I was able to get to

my craft table and create a few cards.

I really missed my "thearpy" sessions.

Have been busy with the farm, work and

small family gatherings, I haven't had

a chance to really make anything.

The paper is from a friend.

I used Prisma color pencils and mineral spirits

to do all the coloring.

Look what I made today!

I was finally able to get to my craft table

after what has seemed like months.

A really good friend from Splitcoaststampers was

cleaning out her stash of paper, and passed some

along to me. I decided it was time to make a little

something to get the creative juices flowing.

I Know I'm Late......

I realize I'm late with the Easter cards, but I couldn't

help myself. I found these stamps at

WhipperSnapperdesigns.com

I just couldn't find an Easter stamp that I liked til I found these.

The one above is woodless, red rubber with Tak-it Over on the back.

Using the Tak-it Over I was able to stick it to my acrylic block

and stamp away.

The card above used an clear acrylic stamp

from the same website.

They have a wonderful selection of stamps and a gallery

full of ideas.

Using Prisma Pencils and Mineral Spirits,

I was able to color these really easy.

I also used Stampin Up! paper, ink, and edge punch.

Little bit of inspiration.

It feels like forever since I've made a card.

Well I recently ordered some stamps from

WhipperSnapperdesigns.com

I've had this idea for a card since I got them.

I used Pallette ink, StampinUp! cardstock, and Prisma pencils.

Happy Halloween!

I know these are late, but I sent out
Halloween cards this year.
I only made a few since I didn't have alot of time
while doing sugar beets and then getting
sick on top of everything.

The stamps and gems are from Archiver's,
and the paper is from StampinUp!.
I also used the spider web Cuttlebug folder for
added dimension.

Kudos to My Demo!

I just wanted to show off what I got in the mail

on Friday.

My wonderful demo, Renee Ondrajka sent this as a thank you.

She used the new "In Color" Rich Razzleberry.

The flower is also made from a die offered in the

2009-2010 Stampin Up! catalog.

Renee is always so generous with her time and her

talents. She comes up with pretty neat creations

for her customers.

Thanks Renee!!

More cards I made.

Here's some more cards that I made.

I used Barely Banana cardstock, Close to Cocoa and Chocolate Chip inks.

Dark brown ribbon from Wal-mart. I can't remember the stamps at this moment,

but they are Stampin Up!

Keep getting better

This card is for a long time friend of my mom.

She has had some health issues lately.

I thought she might like some happy mail.

Wedding Card

I recently made this for a girl at work, who's daughter

is getting married this weekend.

I used all StampinUp! items except for the moose couple.

I received this stamp during my weekend at the

Bay Valley for the Michigan Mingle during the month

of March.

This is the inside of the card.

Cow are you?

I made these using a set of stamps that I received in the mail from my friend

Dawn Marie.

I made my own "herd". The saying at the top of the card is "Cow are you?"

Now wouldn't this make you smile if you got it in the mail?

Baby Shower card.

I recently made this card for a baby shower I was invited to.

I used Close to Cocoa, Boho DSP, pink gross grain ribbon, and the scallop circle punch. My gift to the mom to be was a diaper bag in these same colors.