i LOVE Astro Tobie!

Hello, everyone!! I've got two SOG-y cards to show ya today! Let's get started now, shall we?

The first one is of Astro Tobie, the newest digi stamp release over at Some Odd Girl!

I just love this stamp! I have this thing for astronauts! My sis, Kristine, had wanted to be an astronaut for years! Mattie was an astronaut for his first Halloween! So I was ecstatic when Kristy made this image!



I gotta admit that I love how this card came out. I really do love making scenic cards, and I was so relieved to find more of this October Afternoon Rocketship line!!! After all, I used a whole bunch on this other astronaut project for PWCO. (I made that album while I was still preggo with Oli so astronauts definitely bring out something very sentimental in me :)).



And lookie here! I even gave Tobie a real helmet! Haha! Y'all remember this technique, right? Yup! Glossy Accent glue!

The other DT gals also have got a new cut file to show ya! Star Fall Background Cut File can be seen in the blogs of Vera, Anna, Rachel, MP, Leah C.
Astro Tobie can be seen in the blogs of MP, Judy, Leah C.

In other news, there's a fun challenge going on at the SOG Ning Community! Make a project using a sentiment only (it has to be prominent!). Play by 9/8, 8 pm EST and you can win a 3x4 stamp and a CHA catalog! Such great prizes!!

Here's my take:



Of course, it had to be something I could color. This card is very much vintage like. And I just realized that the tone of the above cards make those look a bit vintage-y too!



Enjoy today!!

CR + GM

To my Babe,

It's been four years since we got married. Time just flew by and I still get tears of joy when I think about that day. Marriage hasn't always been easy -- we bickered often, especially after having kids. I think that's pretty normal for new parents, and making up is always fun :). You are my best friend, my soul mate, my lover, my shoulder, and my backbone. You are a wonderful hubby and an amazing father. I love you very much. And thank you for making me laugh daily. And doing the dishes. And the laundry. :)



(Ha ha! Didn't mean to make you all jealous with those last details, LOL!).

Here's a card I made for my DH. It features our vows on the sentiment (at least the first part).



The main image is from PWCO, which is now closed :(. Used lots of American Crafts -- brads, DPs, and washi tape! Sorry, not quite sure what brand the quote stamp is from.



Have a wonderful day!

CCC Week 6 - Lace

Hello folks!

It's Sunday so it's time for another Christmas Card Challenge (Week 6). This week, it's all about lace:





I used a Rachelle Anne Miller image from Paper Works Company. It's really sad that company is now closed, but it really was best for its owners, Peggy and Mike. If you see a PWCO stamp here that I've used (or anywhere else) and you want it, let me know. I can get in contact with Peggy and ask if she still has some in stock.

I decided to go CAS to showcase the stamped image and my lace. The small square is slightly popped out. I really love this lace .. it's silver and a bit shiny. It is very elegant in person. And I'm glad I have a whole spool of it :).

Anyway, back to CCC. Please note that the only real rule is to create a new Christmas, Hanukkah, or Winter-related card. No back-linking please. Easy enough, don't ya think? If you link a card that does not follow these rules, your link will be eliminated. If you can, please use a Sparkle Creations image.

Please visit the blog to see more inspiration from the rest of the DT! Hope you join us!

Smooches,

The End of my DT term at PWCO.

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Happy Friday mornin', ladies & gents!

This marks my last post for PaperWorks Company Design Team. :(

I will be forever grateful to Peggy -- this marked my first time designing for a widely-known stamp company full-time! I have enjoyed my 6-month term showcasing PWCO's oh-so-cute stamps while being able to feature my creations as inspiration for the fun challenges. I had a great time meeting other DT members while getting to work with some 'old' time bloggy friends (Tanya and Stephanie). I'm telling you, my Canadian peeps are super nice and talented! :)

Stephanie, thank you also for being such an awesome coordinator! You were always so supportive when I was panicking about making deadlines when I first gave birth and then later, when it was time to go back to work. And Peggy, thanks so very much for the generous packages of stamps and other goodies!

Anyway, enough blabbing and let's get to crafting! It's a Recipe Challenge Day. Today's goal is to use a snowman, two design papers, and snowflakes.

Here's my take:



I used A Little Haul of Cheer. This stamp is very cute, and he reminds me a little of my tater tot. Being from California, he has only seen / played with snow two times so I pretty much engraved those memories in my mind. LOL!

The two DPs are the: 1. snowflakes (green & white). 2. the stripes and larger snowflakes came as a strip. Both are from Echo Park and the PWCO November PaperCard Kit. The snowmen were cut from the same strip as well. The snowflakes are brads from an old Taylored Expressions' KI kit.

I created the clouds using a hand-cut cloud stencil and Tim Holtz Distressed Ink. The stamped image is colored with Copic markers. Please pardon the lopsided sentiment!

Remember, you don't have to use a PWCO image to play along. But if you do, you get a second chance at winning! See the PWCO blog for more info!

Have a wonderful weekend!

Hare's to Being the Beary Best of Friends!

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Hi everyone!

It's my last post featuring the November PaperCard Kit from PaperWorks Company. Today, I decided to use the Beary Best of Friends stamp.

Now, you're probably wondering how they could have a picnic in the middle of winter? Well, for people like me who live in California, we never get snow. That may or may not be a good thing...it depends on how you look at it, LOL!

Let's pretend that they live in Southern California :). The holidays are about celebrating family and friends, and that is what the Bear and Hare are doing. They are having a grand ole celebration right in the forest! I decided to color the image as colorful as the papers from the kit. To balance it out, I kept the elements pretty simple.

Supplies:
CS- Bazzill. Neenah Solar White.
DP- Echo Park (from the November PaperCard Kit).
Ribbon- from the November PaperCard Kit.
Brads- Basic Grey (from the November PaperCard Kit).
Stamp- PWCO/ RAM's Beary Best of Friends

Hope you all have a fabulous Monday!

Missing Ewe.

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Good Monday mornin' to all!



Did you know that the November PWCO Paper Card Kit is chock full of Christmas-themed goodies?!! For just $11.99, you get lots and lots of DP, CS, brads, and ribbons? The primary brand is Echo Park's Holly Jolly Christmas!

I wanted to make a card that was bright and cutesy as the line. The papers I used are quite similar to the kit's, although I think the kit's is even more adorable!!

I also wanted to show how versatile the Barnyard Buddies are. Shelly the Sheep here depicts missing someone special at Christmas. I'm sure we can all relate to having at least one friend or family member away during the Holidays.

As most of my cards are 6x6, I wanted to try something a little bit different. This card is measured 3x3. It's also more CAS (clean and simple), at least from 'my' definition :). Both were a challenge for me!

And le sigh... (French because PWCO is based in Canada, LOL!!!!!).

I am a natural light kind of gal. I love to take pictures of my cards during the day, using sunlight as my source of light. But now, if I want to make my deadlines, I have to be able to craft and take pics any time of the day. The above pic was taken with my camera and its flash, as well as the fluorescent bulbs up above. I think I do need one of those bright LED lamps though. Does anybody have a recommendation as to which lamp I should buy?

BTW, I apologize if the above pic is a bit blurry!

Supplies-
DP- Jillibean Soup.
Stamp- PWCO's Barnyard Buddies & Sentiment.

Hugs!

PWCO October Releases Blog Hop

Good Saturday morning, everyone!! And welcome to PWCO's October Release Blog Hop!!

If you came from the PWCO blog, then you're at the right spot! You are here on the letter R post!! :)

Because Peggy hasn't had a release in so long, she decided to have a massive stamp release. So I don't just have one project to show you. Not two... not three...but FOUR!!

The first two cards are of Rocky the Raccoon and Foxy the Fox of the Forest Critters & Sentiments sets.

Remember Rocky the Raccoon from my sneak peek?? :) Isn't he just the cutest? I loved coloring him and I think that sentiment is just adorable! I also used the PWCO Sketch # 101! This card is also the only one that does not have a scene. (Y'all know how much I love to do scenic cards!).

This creation features the sneaky Foxy! This would qualify as my CAS card as it was pretty fast and simple to make. I just used kraft paper and added stickers from Making Memories. I loved coloring her as well and showing the texture of her fur.

And what was very cool was Peggy had asked us for sentiment ideas on these stamps. I remember helping with this one and the last one below! AWESOME!

The next two cards now show the Barnyard Buddies and sentiments. They remind me of when we used to visit my grandparents' farm in the Philippines. I remember picking fresh eggs from the barn, and helping milk the animals :).



Here's Harry the Horse eating some breakfast before working hard in the farm. I really liked the sentiment on the sticker so that is what I included. Pardon that the scaling of the rooster is way off...it's huge!



And lastly, here's Patti the Pig entertaining Mr. & Mrs. Duck in his pen. The ducks don't seem to mind the mud, in fact, two of the other birdies wanna join in on the fun!

Hope you guys are enjoying the blog hop fun too!!! And because the blog hop is SOOO BIG, there'll be big prizes as well!

One random commenter from all the blogs will be picked to win the Forest Critters and sentiments. And another commenter will be picked to win the Barnyard Buddies and sentiments. Plus, collect all the letters from each of the blogs for the discount code for 10% off your entire order (including sale items!!!!) - this will be valid until November 5th, 11:59 PM MST.

Remember that my letter is R :).

In case you lose your way, here's the blog hop order:

PWCO Blog (kick off)
Corinne <-- You are here!
Tanya
Janet
Danielle
Alice
Steph
Peggy
PWCO Blog (Wheelin’ & Dealin’)

Rocky the Raccoon's supplies:
CS- Bazzill. Neenah.
DP- Basic Grey (forest, border around pic/sentiment). Scenic Route (leaves).
Stickers- American Crafts.
Ribbon- Martha Stewart.
Misc.- Button. Copics.

Foxy the Fox's supplies:
CS- Bazzill. Neenah. Kraft.
Stickers- Making Memories.
Misc.- DP behind sentiment. Copics. Memento Ink.

Harry the Horse's supplies:
CS- Bazzill. Neenah.
DP- Jillibean Soup (corn stalks).
Stickers- (tractor, sheep, sentiment). Jolee's Boutique (barn, hay).
Twine, Punch- Martha Stewart.
Misc.- Copics. Memento Ink.

Patti the Pig's supplies:
CS- Bazzill. Neenah.
DP- DSWV (sky, grass). Love Elsie from KI Memories (mud).
Transparency- Hambly.
Stickers- October Afternoon.
Misc.- Copics. Memento Ink. Colorbok ink.

Toodles!

Reflections and Puddles.

Hello, hello, hello!

It's Friday and it's Recipe Challenge time at PaperWorks Company. This week, it's "Rain drops keep falling on my head" -- have puddles/ rain and something reflective.

Man, this stumped me for a while. The easiest solution would've been to use this stamp but I like to torture, errr, challenge myself sometimes. Because I'm such a glutton for punishment, I didn't want to use a stamp I've already used a lot.

I colored up Abigail C - Spring Blooms and altered her a little. I added water drops from the watering can and colored in a small puddle underneath the plants. There's that 'puddle/ rain' part of the challenge.

For the 'reflection,' I thought about paper piercing the watering can to make it look metal and reflective. I stickled it instead because I found these mirror embellishments from a company called Home Deco. It kinda looks like a flower, a water splatter, and a star combined.

The other part that was hard for me was finding a sentiment/ quote that was appropriate for the card. I don't have a lot of sentiment stamps so I like to hand-write sometimes. I found this quote and thought it was quite fitting.

"I'm an instant star.
Just add water and stir."
-- by David Bowie.

I apologize - I've lost my supply list for this card and the many more I've made for tomorrow's post :(. I hope to locate it soon and add it here! Make sure you come back tomorrow for the PWCO October Release Blog Hop!

PWCO Sneak Peek & Halloween Attire.

Hi everyone! Hope you are all having a STELLAR Saturday morning!

I have no crafty post for today but I do have a sneak peek at the October Stamp Releases over at PaperWorks Co..

Since PWCO hasn't had a stamp release in some time, there will TWO collections coming at the end of October.

For the next week, each DT member will be showcasing a sneak peek of our creations. It's my turn today, and here it is:



If you want to follow along the sneaks, head over to the PWCO blog post to get the DT order and links.

On October 29th, the stamps will be released and we will have a special blog hop! Hope you join us! The new images are so very cute! My little tater tot loves them! :)

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And speaking of cute and tater tots. Here's a pic of MK and Oli with their friend, A, at a professional studio. They are Yoda, E-wok, and Princess Leia from Star Wars.



I really like dressing little kids up in themed costumes -- it's so much fun in pictures! Getting those photos taken though was a different matter. It was hard getting them all to face the same way. And smile at the same time?? Fuh-get-a-bout it!!



The little one was hot in his costume and therefore, cranky. We were fanning him and this was the end result: he fell ASLEEP!!!! And looks like the real Yoda! Too funny, he is! LOL!

I'll have more Halloween fun to show you later. My sister got on my case because I got them second costumes. I know, I know...for the past two years, MK always had two costumes already. But Oli's is too big and too hot and MK was actually scared of his and it was too big. In fact, I could'nt get him to put the head back on. The costumes were fairly cheap though so I don't feel so bad. And the other sets are also the same theme! ;) Still, I need to put some kind of costume swap with my friends for the next coming years. Oh, and I wish I could sew! That would totally bring on lots of uniqueness and creativity!

XOXO,



P.S. I'll also be dressing up. And I have two costumes (actually a wig and a head piece) too. I'll be coming to two different themed events and am very excited! And you know what's nice about being the only female in the household?? I get to be Princess Leia and I don't have to fight with anybody, LOL!

Recipe Challenge # 21

Hello everyone!

It's Friday so that means it's Recipe Challenge # 21 over at PaperWorks Company!

Today's recipe is an inspiration photo.

I went with the following themes that I got from the pic:

1. colors.
2. flowers.
3. girly.
4. retro/ vintage.

And here's my card:



I did some altering with my stamped images. Girl # 1 was Abby Easter from PWCO's A Day In The Life of Abigail C.

I simply wiped away the ink from the bunny and eggs in the basket with a baby wipe before stamping (a trick I learned from Amy). So, instead I created a new scene where she's pushing the girl on the swing! Girl # 2 was Spring Swing and was not altered. I drew in flowers with my Copic multiliner in the basket.

I stuck pretty much with different shades of the two main colors. And then added the black as the accent color, which is the same on the pillow. The orange made it look Autumn-ish so I kept the grass that color :).

And did you notice that I had gone over the line at the second Abby's bandanna? Usually, I run over any smidgen of ink with my Colorless blender. But this time, I think it didn't work because I used to much, and it kept smearing the ink inside the black line. I kept on putting it on, waiting, then trying it again so much that I almost poked through the paper!! Goshdarnnit!

Supplies:
Stamps- PWCO's A Day in the Life of Abigail C (Spring Swing + altered Abby Easter).
CS- American Crafts. Neenah.
DP- Crate Paper (polka dot & strip at bottom). Echo Park's Happy Days (Flowers). Fiskar's Heidi Grace Designs (border around image).
Sentiment- Paper Smooches.
Punch- Martha Stewart.
Other- Copics. Memento ink (stamped images). Colorbok (sentiment).

Hope you all have a great weekend! TGIF! I am hoping to finish most of the craftroom organization!!!!

PWCO recipe - Autumn table scape

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Hello for the second time today!

This time, it's my turn with our Recipe Challenges at PaperWorks Company. It's a photo inspiration:



I went with the color combinations, the clustering, and the Autumn theme of the picture. Here's my take on it:



I used Autumn Leaves from PWCO/ Rachelle Anne Miller. This stamp is super adorable. It was really fun to color and even add all those leaves in on the pile. It's perfect for the Fall Season.

For the month of October, play with us on at least two of our challenges for the month and you'll get a chance to win your choice of TWO PWCO RUBBER STAMPS! You don't even have to use a PWCO stamp on your cards, but if you do, you'll have another entry!

Here in California, we don't really have pronounced changes in our seasons (if you can even call them seasons). But some of the trees do turn red/ orange/ yellow here so I guess I shouldn't complain. I'm starting to like Autumn though. There's that crispness in the air, and I get to shop for some new clothes :). Maybe even a pair of boots?? Mmmm, and sipping some warm coffee or tea or pumpkin-flavored drink...

But this image reminds me of my niece and Godson in Maryland. Now there's a state with seasons! I remember seeing pictures of them in their backyard full of those same leaves! They just looked like they were having sooo much fun!

Card Supplies:
Stamp- Autumn Leaves from PWCO/RAM.
CS- Bazzill, Neenah Solar White.
PP- DCWV's Autumn Harvest.
Inks- Memento. Copics.
Stickers- American Craft.

Tata for now,

ABAC - Candy Holder & Book Mark

Good Sunday morning, peeps!

Hope the day is treating you well so far! Today, I've got an Anything But a Card project to show you for my post at PaperWorks Company.

It's a candy holder and bookmark all rolled into one! I saw Ashley's project and wanted to 'taglift' (is that the right word?) and make my own version. Isn't it cute? It's so easy to make too! Thanks, Ashley!

In the back of my mind, I worry about how the card-making and scrapping industries are affecting our trees, our Mother Earth. I always think to myself that most people will value their cards, their scrapbooks, and that my friends will not throw away my creations. But who are we kidding? Some do get trashed.

But there's a light that begins to flicker in that corner of my mind when I see people upcycling or making two-in-one gifts like these. I hope our loved ones continue to cherish our momentos, our memories, and our hard work. And that the tree that once was has reincarnated into beautiful patterned paper that we all will always treasure.

Okay, enough corniness already!!!! Buwahahaha!

Supplies:
Stamp- PWCO's Safari Friends- Zoie the Zebra.
CS- American Craft, Neenah.
PP- Authentique.
Misc- Ribbon, Tim Holtz mini attacher, Martha Stewart punch, Candy, Button, Twine, Copics.

toot-a-loo!

ABAC - Favor Box

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Remember that my candy closes today, at 5 PM EST.



"For me and my family personally, September 11 was a reminder that life is fleeting, impermanent, and uncertain. Therefore, we must make use of every moment and nurture it with affection, tenderness, beauty, creativity, and laughter." -Deepak Chopra, M.D.

"Even the smallest act of service, the simplest act of kindness, is a way to honor those we lost, a way to reclaim that spirit of unity that followed 9/11." -President Barack Obama


As today marks the tenth anniversary of 9/11, I wanted my post to reflect it.

I thought...what stamp could I possibly have that would symbolize the loss, sadness, terror this day caused? Heck, I find it difficult to make 'regular' sympathy cards.

So instead, I'm focusing on hope. Hope on humanity, hope that the terror will stop, hope that our soldiers are fighting for.

And what better way to depict hope than a little girl, happy in a swing and the color yellow. Actually, I have a niece who was born on this day. So this stamp was the right choice for today.



Which brings me to my creation for PWCO's Anything But a Card challenge. I got this kraft box at Michael's and decorated it. It would make a great gift card holder or favor box. I think I overdid the flowers but I wanted it to be bright and happy. And yellow usually symbolizes support as well. For our soldiers and our fellow countrymen.



& lookie-here, doesn't this remind you of a sun or star? It's the wood grain of my favorite table. Ahhh, it radiates hope already and puts a smile on my face every time I look at it.



Supplies:
Stamp - PWCO's A Day in the Life of Abigail C- Spring Swing.
PP- doodlebug design inc.
Ink- Memento, Tim Holtz distress ink
Misc- Copics, ribbon, flowers, buttons, twine.

Baby, Bow, Button Challenge

Good Friday mornin' to ya!

Today at PaperWorks Company, we are hosting a Recipe Challenge. Incorporate the theme(s) of baby, bow, and buttons while using any stamp sold at PWCO. Participate in two challenges by the end of the month, and you could win two stamps OR the monthly card kit!

For my project, I turned two of the Aqua Amigos into 'stuffed animals' for the little ones. Growing up, my mom used to make us our own customized stuffed animals and this challenge just gives me that same warm feeling from my childhood.

I displayed my stuffed animals on the TE Apothecary Shelf stamp. I wanted to create somewhat of a scene in a baby's room. I was going to leave the wall (aka the front of the card) blank but I came across this old vellum with quilted textures and subtle baby-themed designs.

And I don't know about you, but I hate adhering vellum to cardstock. No matter what some glue claims, it NEVER dries clear. So I finally used my Sew Easy supplies to stitch them together. And unlike my mother, who is a master at sewing, I do not know how to use a sewing machine (kinda embarrassing since I had taken Home Ec as an elective when I studied in the Philippines .... ok, ok...I was like 8 years old but still...). I was really excited about this product!

Since I used such a bold-colored thread, I used the blue ribbon to soften it up a bit. I like how fluffy and gigantic it looks :). I also got to finally use my Epiphany Crafts Button Maker to make my own buttons. Alas, the vellum that I used for the buttons is so light, they just look like clear ones here. But maybe that's for the best because I'm liking the clean and simple (as CAS as I could get) vibe here.

Supplies:

Stamps- Aqua Amigos: Ollie and Walli (PWCO). Apothecary Shelf (Taylored Expressions).

Cardstock- Bazzill (white). Neenah (for stamps).

Vellum- K & Company.

Buttons- Epiphany Crafts.

Misc.- Copics, Sew Ready thread, Ribbon.

Thanks for visiting,

Let's Shellabrate!

Good Friday morning, everybody!

I hope you are all looking forward to the weekend! This week actually marked my last day of work before maternity leave. Wish I could say "I'M FREEEEEEEEEE!" but there's still so much to do and prepare for before baby2 comes!!

Anyway, it's Friday so that means it's Recipe Challenge Day over at the PWCO blog. Today's recipe is Critter, Cute, and any color you want.

I knew I wanted to use one of PWCO's Aqua Amigos. Chose Tommy the Turtle for this one as I'm planning on giving it to a friend who loves Hawaii and is having her second baby (a boy!). Tommy is definitely cute, and I think the items used are perfect for a boy card! The color combo I did for this is green, blue, and orange.

Materials Used:

Stamp- PWCO Aqua Amigos Collection - Tommy the Turtle & PWCO Aqua Amigos Sentiment Collection.

Paper- Bo Bunny Barefoot Splash.

Stickers- Bo Bunny Barefoot & Bliss.

Twine- Pink Paislee

Misc- Ribbon, 3M Scotch adhesive

Copics- BG93, BG96, G94, G99.

As with all the Recipe Challenges for the month, you have till June 30th 11:59 (MT) to join in. If you play with along with at least two challenges, you'll be entered to win either the Card kit or two stamps! How great is that prize!!

Stay cool,

PWCO's Recipe Challenge for June, part 1 & 2.

Hi everyone! Sorry for the late post and previous empty posts. Blogger and I have been arguing lately. It keeps publishing posts when I'm not ready..hehe! Thanks for being patient.

It's time for PWCO's Recipe Challenge... it happens every Friday. I hope you can play along! You have until 11:59 Mountain Time on 6/30 to play. The prize up for grabs is either TWO stamps or this month's PaperCard Kit! These are GREAT, don't you agree?

Since we had two weeks worth of introductions for the new DT, this Friday challenge actually had two recipes:

1. One was a picture inspiration:
























2. An all-white card (except for the colored image) that is 'water'-based.

I have to admit that these recipes were quite difficult for me. The pic had a nautical theme and since I had already done nautical with my intro project, I wanted to show something different.

So instead of taking the whole theme of the pic, I decided to pick only certain parts of it. My inspiration for the card came from the stripes and the flowers in the pic.

And then, the all-white card stumped me for a while!! Super difficult until I discovered playing up textures. I found some embossed white papers (the swirly one was perfect for the 'water' theme). I used a punch and found some pretty layered stickers.

I decided to take it up a notch and colored this PWCO/ Rachelle Anne Miller image in 'black & white' to challenge myself even more! So here's the card:



Check out fellow DT Kerri's card on her blog.


Materials Used:

Stamp - PWCO/ RAM Puddles of Fun

Paper - Bazzill Cardstock, Swirl, & Flower embossed papers. Recollections papers (strips).

Ribbon - Crate Paper Trims, Neighborhood Collection.

Flowers, mini pearls, borders stickers, Pom-poms, punch - Martha Stewart.

Buttons - Basic Grey.

Adhesives - 3M Scotch.

Copics - T1, T4, T6, W3, W5, W9.

Have a wonderful weekend!

CCC - Week 6 Lace

Nutty Birthday!

TGIF, peeps!

I am getting ready for work so I apologize if there are no links on this post. I've got exactly three minutes to get this done while breakfast is cooking!

Today's card features a stamp from PWCO that Sheena had given me (thank you, S!). Isn't she cute? I used papers from an add-on Taylored Expressions KI kit.

I hope you all have a wonderful day and I'll see you back here manana!!!

Love,