Merry Christmoose!

I made this card several weeks ago using this sketch from Jen Del Muro. Guess what?!? It uses paper from the Making Memories FaLaLa pack! I do own other paper, I promise ya! Moose stamp is from one of the Walmart clear stamp sets for $2.97--can't beat that price! The circles are punch outs from the pack. A cream colored card base was used to match with the DP. White would have just been too bright! I still have yet to start addressing any cards! I don't send until after the 10th, but I normally have them ready to go by now! How are the rest of you doing if you send cards?

Sharon

Splitcoast sketch challenge 204

I'm really liking the downhome look and feel of the paper from the Making Memories FaLaLa pack. So easy to pick out several papers knowing that they are going to look good together and coordinate. The glitter star brads are from the FaLaLa set, too. Walmart clear stamps. I did this for the sketch challenge 204 at Splitcoast Stampers. Just made it yesterday. Oh well, they say no time limit on the challenges!




Sharon

First Posting

Well, like many others out there, I've decided to start up a blog to post my pictures and other various ramblings on life. An easy way for those who know me to see some of my creations. I think my little daughter is as thrilled about this as me, and has already requested to be allowed to post some of her creations. Our internet connection has not been working well the past several days, so we'll see how this goes. I'm setting it to post at midnight on December 1st, so it might be easy to remember when I started this all!

First offering is a card made for two different challenges. First, for the Stamp Something Black Friday Challenge and second, for the Paper Craft Planet 12day1 challenge.

I used the Walmart clear stamps, PTI Kraft paper, Making Memories FaLaLa design paper from the 8x8 pack, black ribbon, and scrap black card stock that had been run through the cuttlebug. Ink is Brilliance graphite black. I just used my permanent marker to make the stitching look around the stamped panels.

Leave me a comment and say, "Hi!"

Sharon