Honey Pop Cards

Just love the Inky Antics Honey Pop cards! They are super easy to make and very impressive! I'm having a class April 8th 9:30 am or 6:30 pm . Here are just a few designs!

Scrapbook Class

Hello!
I know its been forever and I give credit to all of you that blog on a daily basis. I'm amazed that you can find the time! I had a scrabook class last weekend and the girls made an entire year in a day. It was Jan - Dec, I precut everything on the cruicut and they assembled and embellished! Its was 12 months with 2 page spreads. I used  My Pink Stampers DVD for inspiration. I hope some of these will inspire you!

 

Bridal Shower Invites

I  was asked to create cards for a Christmas Bridal shower using reds and blacks. I love the cobbler red paper from stampin up  and of course the medallion stamp.

Halloween Card

My friend Laura sent me this! Isn't it so cute! She did it with the Paper dolls cartridge from Cricut.  I love getting real mail its so much nicer then e mail!  Thank heavens we all craft to keep the post office in business!

Happy Saturday

Well the weather is going to be great today so we are headed out to the pumpkin patch. I don't care how old your  kids get they still love going to pick  a pumpkin!
I've posted two  cards today. The Halloween is from my friend Patti C.  She is the very talented artist in the group! I'll have to post a few watercolors that she has done, one of them being a house picture which she does as a side business for when clients move.  She's very talented at her work!
The second card I did for my daughter's boss. It's his 40th Birthday. On the inside I cricuted a golf cart and placed it in grass and the sentiment says Happy "FORE-TY" ! She's the journalist/creative writer in the family so that was her part in the card!

Mona Lisa & Alcohol Inks

I made this by embossing a soda can then adding black Ranger alcohol inks. I stamped the Stampin Up image on glossy paper and used Ranger alcohol inks to get the  background affect! The alcohol inks are so fun to work with, try it on an old plastic light switchplate and see how great it will turn out. Its an  inexpensive way to change the look of your room.

A few Halloween Cards