Happy Easter!

Hello, Friends.

  

Happy Easter!

Sunday Love

Who can resist using collage stamps?  They are so versatile and all the hard work is already done!  These images from Just for Fun Stamps are sure to become instant favorites.  Here's my card using a JFF card kit from a make-and-take.  Oh my, I had intended to revise the layout when I returned home but used too much adhesive.   So, to make it mine, I  added a die cut and some sequins for bling.  I know the friend who received it, really loved it.  Thanks for a fun experience, JFF Stamps.

I will share my finished project at the JFF Stamps Monthly Challenge and Word Art Wednesday.

Sweet Things

Hello, Friends.  I am sharing a card I made for a friend.  She is spending long days with her husband in rehab and misses her cat or "Sweet Thing" as she calls it fondly.  She misses the purrs, rubbing against her leg, and being able to get that comfort she enjoys with her pet all hours of her day.     So instead of reaching for hearts and flowers for my friend's card, this image from Just for Fun Rubber stamps was the perfect fit for this thinking-of-you card.  Each minute my friend spends with her husband at the rehab center is an act of love.  I hope she will gain solace from her Sweet Thing each evening when she returns home and from this card when she goes to her mailbox.

Supplies:  JFF Stamps, Distress Inks, embossing folder
I will share this project in the monthly challenge at JFF Stamps.

Fall Is in the Air

 If you look in my closet, you will see a lot of black pieces

I tend to wear black, white, red, or aqua a lot.

So when I was planning my "anything-other-than-a-card" project,

I decided to make something to wear.

And here it is!

Stamp and heat emboss JFF Stamps Stamptangle Elm Leaf (D3858),

glue 2-3 layers of card stock onto the back.

Sponge on Distress Inks,

and attach a pin finding.

Perfect for one of my black blouses or turtlenecks this fall!

Join us this month!

HAPPY EASTER

Using Just For Fun Bunny Peeps rubber stamp and
WPlus9 Hello die
and your favorite paint chip from the paint or "man" store.