Pillows of Hope -My youngest daughters project

Hello every!

Yes I know it's been too long since I've had a post, but sometimes life gets in the way.

I want to share with you a wonderful project my daughter Katie is doing. It's called Pillows of Hope and she will be sewing and donating pillowcases to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center!

In studies it's been proven that a soft, cozy object, whether it be a doll, blanket or pillow, will calm a child facing a stressful situation. Katie wants each child and teen to be able to have something of their own to hold on to. Being a teen herself she knows some of the older kids might be embarrassed bringing something from home would appreciate having a soft pillowcase!

Please read the blogs I've posted relating to this project. If you know how to sew get out that machine and 100% cotton fabric and help bring comfort and hope to the children! You'll find the directions on one of the blogs. 

Katie just started a facebook page--be sure to follow her-she is hoping people all over will send her pillowcases and she will post pictures as well as thank yous from children. www.facebook.com/pillowsofhope

This is a very exciting project and we hope you will want to join us too!

Nov 18th class

Class on Nov 18th

Nov 4th Class

here are the cards for the class on Nov 4th either at 9:3 or 6:30. 4 designs 2 of each $15.00

Oct 14 Card Class

We will be making 8 cards. 2 each of 4 different designs-$15.00. The class is Friday Oct 14th at 9:30  OR 6:30. Hope you can make it! Sorry about the 2 being side ways. Ive been trying to fix them and cant get it turned! I'd rather be stamping!!!!!! I hate tech stuff!

Stamp a Stack Christmas Class

I'm having a Christmas stamp a stack class on Sunday Oct 23 starting at 1pm. we will be making 30 cards, 6 designs, 5 cards of each design -$30.00. Here are the designs!

Hero Arts and Christmas

This is a bookmark card and a floating window card, both done at Stampaway. I told you I took a lot of classes!

Copic coloring

I took another of Kathy Marshalls classes at Stamp your Art Out in Blue Ash. I always use my Copics to color these cards. It isnt a class on how to color, but its great practice with the images she uses. She always prepares everything for you and has the cutest papers! I also found out you can go over your copics with your Prisma pencils and Gamisol to make the shodow a bit darker, I've been working on my Halloween cards and having trouble with the Copic purples I have. I went over it with my Prisma purple and got the look I wanted.