Friends

Here's a stunning image from Sweet Pea stamps artist Conie Fong. Isn't this a beautiful stamp? I just love it! I love all her stamps in fact! I just ordered a couple of new ones that I can't wait to get. For now, enjoy this card.
Project Materials: Cardstock (Neenah, Bazzill, Crafter's Companion); Die Cut (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Image (Sweet Pea Stamps); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Borders (Bazzill); Bling (Michaels); Sticker (saying-Heidi Grace); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue all, Glue Dots); Color (Copic Markers);

Hop, Hop, Hop....

Here's a fun Bunny theme card that I made using a Sweet Pea stamp. Love it. She's super cute in that adorable get up. I think my hubby would want me to wear something like that. This great image is from Sweet Pea stamps artist Anna Marine. She's got a bunch of stamps that are too fun!
Project Materials: Carstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Image (Sweet Pea Stamp); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Punch (Martha Stewart); Bling (Michales); Die Cuts (K&Co); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue Dots); Color (Copic Markers);

Happy Easter

Here's an Easter Bunny card that I made with an adorable image from Queen Kat stamp. This image (I believe) was artist Shannon Rene Justice and has been retired. If you know differently, please let me know. It's super adorable though. Perfect for the holiday time. Hop, Hop, Hop.

Project Materials: Cardstock (AC Metallic, Bazzill, Neenah); Stamp (Queen Kat): Ink (Memento); Borders(Doodlebug, EK Success Punch); Stickers (); Tag (Pebbles); Die Cut(Spellbinders Nestabilities); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue dot, Glue all); Color (Copic markers);

Paper Temptress Easter Card

So I picked out my favorite bright spring colors and a wonderful easter theme image to make a lovely card using beautiful papers from Paper Temptress. The base of this card is Orange Fizz. It's just a great bright and playful color! I colored the shirt of the girl and the color of the bunny she is holding to go with the papers.
The image is printed on Heavenly white, the background is diecut from heavy duty wonderfully thick based Lemondrop 100 pound cardstock. I die cut them with Lifestyles (formerly Quickkutz dies); I added some great punched borders using from loose paper leftovers (that's why we always save those cutoffs) in Neenah, punched with a Martha Stewart border punch.

The image on this card is called Polly and Butterscotch from artist Cheryl Alger of Squigglefly. The challenge this week on Squigglefly is "Anything Goes" so this card qualifies and I am going to sign it up. Hop on over the the Squigglefly Challenge Blog and enter your own card. If you don't have a Squigglefly image, grab a freebie from the Squigglefly Website to play along. The freebie does count and you can win a prize for using it!!

Project Materials: Cardstock (Paper Temptress); Image (Squigglefly); Punch (Martha Stewart); Die Cuts (Lifestyles); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All); Color (Copic Markers); Ink (Colorbox Chalk); Buttons (Grandma's Button Bag);

Petal Pixie

Here's a little Pixie hiding amongst the flower. This stamp is designed by artist Sherri Baldy and she is called Petal Pixie (Click Here). I thought she would go perfect with the easter theme cards that I have been showing this week. I also added this bright pink flowering ribbon and some leaf pins to embellish it.
Be sure and check out the Scrapbook Stamp Society for their wonderful gallery and all the digi stamps and other supplies that they have!

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Ink (Colorbox Chalk); Image (Addicted to Stamps); Ribbon (Hobby Lobby); Pins (Little Yellow Bicycle); Bling (Michaels); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Ribbon Glue); Color (Copic Markers); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities);

Squigglefly Challenge

Welcome to a new week! Can you believe we are already nearing the end of march? 2012 sure is flying by. This week it it time for another Squigglefly Challenge from the Holley Hobbyiests! Here's my card today. The Challenge this week is wide open, it's "Anything Goes" so show off your best work at the Squigglefly Challenge Blog. I am using this great image called "Pray like this" from artist Monica Estill.

Drop by the Squigglefly Challenge Blog and link up your card to participate this week. If you use a Squigglefly image, you will be eligible to win a prize!

Project Materials: Cardstock (DCWV, Neenah); DigiStamp(Squigglefly); Flower (Prima); Button (American Traditionals); Twine (Doodlebug); Cross (Hobby Lobby); Vellum (DCWV); Brads (unknown); Color (Copic Markers); Ink (Colorbox Chalk); Bling (JoAnns);

House Mouse Easter

So here's a House Mouse themed Easter card, he looks so comfy in this egg. I know there's a huge following for this little guy. I added a "Celebrate Life" saying to the card as Springtime is much of a New Life celebration.
Project Materials: Cardstock (Neenah, Bazzill, Hobby Lobby); Stamp (House Mouse); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Borders (K&Co); Saying (Sticker); Bling (Michaels); Color (Copic Markers); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue all, Glue Dots);

First Kiss

Here's a great Sweet Pea image from artist Conie Fong called First Kiss. I just love the look on the kids faces because they both look a little surprised. They sure are cute though. I love this artist's newest images. Be sure to check out her work at the store (click here). Does this make you think back to your first kiss? can you recall it happening at such a young age? How about your first kiss with your partner now?



Project Materials: Cardstock (K&Co, Bazzill, Neenah); Image (Sweet Pea Stamps); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Lace (Hobby Lobby); Flower (Prima); Button (American Traditional); Bling (Michaels); Die Cut (Lifestyles formerly Quickkutz); Color (Copic Markers); Butterfly (FloraDoodles); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue dots, Glue all, Ribbon Glue);

Easter Parade Blog Hop

Welcome to the Scrapbook Stamp Society "Easter Parade Hop!" Today I am particating in a great hop to share with you an project with Easter theme in mind. Thanks for dropping by. If you want to hop along and be sure to see all the beautiful creations then leave comments on each blog as well as this main one, as there may be blog candy!

This stunning image is designed by Heather Valentin and is called Springtime Curly Sue. She's just perfect for that Easter theme card you want to make. Doesn't she look all decked out for church?
I also added a beautiful embriodered butterfly. At my church every year the children release butterflies at Eastertime as a sign of new life. Be sure to check out this image and Heather Valentin's other wonderful images along with lots of other artists at the Scrapbook Stamp Society.

Blog Candy: We have a couple surprizes! Everyone can be a winner on this hop. Just go to http://www.scrapbookstampsociety.com/ and check out our digi stamps. There are 3 "Easter eggs" hiding for you to download.

Also, Nikki from Paper Piecings by Nikki has also donated to 1 random winner a $15 gc to http://www.paperpiecingsbynikki.com/

Your next stop is Delightful Designs by Katherine (CLICK HERE)....Enjoy the hop!

If you want to go to the first blogger on the hop, go to Pamela's Craft Spot (Click HERE)

Bunny Fairy

Here's a super cute bunny fairy stamp from artist Sandra Caldwell of Queen Kat stamps. So adorable! I just love that bunny ear hat and the bunny nose that is tied on. This card would be just perfect for easter. I would also think to send this fun card to any little girl performing a ballet. Too cute.
Project Materials: Cardstock (AC Shimmer, Bazzill, Neenah); Image (Queen Kat); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Die Cut (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Ribbon (Michaels, JoAnns); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Ribbon Glue); Color (Copic Markers);

Sing me a song...

I had a couple comments yesterday about the card I made and I had colored her eyes to match the color of her outfit. Purple or Violet being a very unusual eye color. I must say I can't think of anyone I know or have every met with that eye color. My husband of course had pointed out to me that Elisabeth Taylor was famous for that eye color, but I honestly can't say that I ever saw her though and noticed that. I do think violet eyes look good there and in this card here, so I do often choose to use that color.
Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah, DCWV); Image (Tickled Pink); Flowers (Prima); Brad (Making Memories); Punches (Martha Stewart); Die Cut (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Color (Copic Markers); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All);

Simply Beautiful!

Here's an awesome image from Simply Betty Stamps. I just love their fun and sexy images too. This cutie I colored up in purple because that's one of my hubby's favorite colors so I thought he would enjoy that. She's just a darling huh? Prizes from last week were mailed out to Sandra and Charlene today. Enjoy.

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah, DCWV); Image (Simply Betty Stamps); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Punch (EK Success); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Color (Copic markers); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All);

Lili of the Valley

Lets start this week out with a wonderful card using a fun stamp from Lili of the Valley. Isn't she adorable? This card is my orange special (even though I added a yellow butterfly). You can hardly see it here, but in orange chalk, the words "Celebrate Spring" are stamped on there. Ahhh, I almost feel like winter was spring and TX is fast approaching summer. I think I am getting a sunburn already being outside, but I still want to stop and smell those flowers.
Half the prizes from last week's blog candy have been mailed--Snoopy, Rhonda, and Angelicawa (Karissa)--your goodies are in the mail! The rest will go out soon...if you need to send me your address, htondre@aol.com You can see who won on Friday's posting to check if you were a winner!!

I was sitting in the back of church on Sunday because I was operating the computer (that projects the words onto the screen for the congregation) and had a church member come up to me right before service. Her eyes were a bit watery and she told me that she lost her son (in the mid 80s) because of his Epilepsy and seizures. That when she heard what was happening to me she prayed very much for me. I of course hugged her and thanked her dearly and let her know that I was doing wonderfully and just celebrated 2 years post surgery. I am so glad that people can see what happened to me and that medical technology is there and changing all the time and God gives miracles all the time.

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Rubber Stamps (Lili of the Valley; Saying-Queen Kat); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Ribbon (Doodlebug); Flower (Prima); Brad (Basic Grey); Butterfly (PrimaDoodles); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue Dots, Glue All, Ribbon Glue); Color (Copic Markers);

The good life...

Here's an adorable puppy from Whipper Snapper. Too cute, huh? I think he is made to be that way so you won't get made when those adorable little puppies make a mess like this one did. He's too darn cute to get mad at. Please check friday's posting to see if you won a prize--there's a couple winners that I need to get an address from--email me if you won--htondre@aol.com!

Project Materials: Printed Paper (AC); Shimmery Cardstock (California Paper); Other Cardstock (Bazzill, AC, Neenah); Die Cut (Lifestyles); Stamp (Whipper Snapper); Saying (Sticker-Hobby Lobby); Buttons (Tim Holtz); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue Dots); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk);

Guest Artists

Hi everyone, today I have some artwork to show that was sent to me from some other wonderful crafters. Happy St. Patrick's Day everyone!

This ATC was made by Carolyn, whose blog is Luv My Cards (Click here to see), she designs for Scrapbook Place and won goodies during my month long fun contest! She and I were in a Chocolate theme blog hop recently and she sent me this ATC, what a delight!Here's another amazing card that I got as a wonderful Thank You card for the treats she received from getting some Blog Candy. This was from designer Tammy Hair, her blog is Tammy's Spot (Click here). Her work is just amazing. I am sure it is no surprise that this artist works on a bunch of wonderful design teams. You have to check out her blog, her coloring is amazing.
Here's another card I received from artist Sherry Brown (www.patternsbysher.blogspot.com), she's on the same design team I am, Addicted to Stamps, and here's a great image from them that she used to make me a wonderful thank you card. Awe, thanks so much!!

The adorable stamp she is using comes from Addicted to Stamps of the Scrapbook Stamp Society website. Too cute!

Thanks so much ladies for sending me wonderful art to brighten my day! Cheers, Holley

St Patricks Day love...(prize winners announced)

Here's a stunning Sweet Pea image from artist Anna Marine called Trick Me Once (Plate #141). It's just perfect for St Patrick's Day. I know my husband would love this card. It comes on a great assorted sheet for spring themed holiday stamps. I added some wonderful die cut florishes with leaves and flowers for early springtime. I hope you will check out all the stamps for St Patricks day in the store. Get your green on!

Were you checking about yesterday surprise blog candy? I did hit 150,000!! woohoo! So here's the list of who's going to get a little surprise in the mail!! WOOHOO!! mostly stamps this time to keep the postage cheaper and the packages flater--Rhonda Miller, Angelicnwa, Bhawana (already in your package and mailed!), Charlene Mitchell, Snoopy and Rebecca!!

Also--Sandra--for your wonderful comment--will be sending you some beautiful cards with your stunning images!! HUGS. Of this group, I have several address due to the huge celebration we just had, but pretty sure I need a couple, so if you see you name and I haven't sent you a prize in the last month, drop me your address htondre@aol.com

Cheers, Holley

Happy Easter

Here's a fun Easter theme card that I made from Queen Kat's stamp by artist Sandra Caldwell. This woman has some great attitude. I colored her up in purple and added a big yellow flower on her hat. Easter is coming very early this year. I hope I can get a bunny hat this adorable for myself. BLOG CANDY ALERT-- I realized that I am 77 hits away from 150,000 views of my blog! WOW. If I hit 150,000 today, I am going to pick one of the people who comments on the blog (ok, at least one) and send them a prize!!

Project Materials: Cardstock (AC, Crafter's Companion, Neena); Stamp (Queen Kat; Saying-unknown); Ink (Memento, colorbox chalk); Flower (Prima); Button (Grandma's button bag); Adhesives (pop dots, Glue all, Glue dots); Die cuts (Spell binders nestabilities); Color (Copic Markers);

Eighties Girl...

Here's a great image from artist Heather Valentin of Addicted to Stamps. She's a very 80s Madonna image called Material Girlie Lil Ragamuffin. Too cute! I decked her out in red and oranges, though as I recall in the 80s, you would mostly be wearing black and only black. So anything this colorful would so NOT be acceptable in the teen scene.
Yesterday I emailed out all the prizes to people who won Digi stamps including Heather M, Glennis, Glo, Trish, Pat, Lisa A, and TerriAvidReader. If you didn't receive your image, drop me an email and let me know (or check your spam), htondre@aol.com

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Image (Addicted to Stamps artist Heather Valentin); saying (Hobby Lobby); Borders (Martha Stewart); Buttons (Jesse James); Ink (Colorbox Chalk); Die Cuts (Lifestyles); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue dots, Glue All); Color (Copic Markers);

Angel Baby

So after being the one who created the Challenge on Squigglefly yesterday, I decided I just had to make a card to add to participate, so here's my entry into this week's contest. This adorable Digi-stamp is from Squigglefly artist Diane Carubia called Angel Baby Girl.
This card is also being featured on the Paper Temptress blog today using their stunning papers including the Heavenly White that I printed the image on. The wonderful blue is called Blu Raspberry. The brown is a wonderful textured ruche called Cocoa Crepe. The "printed" paper (per the challenge requirements) is this luxurios white shimmery paper in the background which has a stunning texture and will absorb ink and show any color beautifully, it also is great for stamping on. However, I just had a handful a small slivers of it, which was PERFECT for this card, so I whipped out my punch and used it here. (This is why I always save those edges of that special paper!). That paper is called, Vintage Silver Lustre. There's a coupon code you can use in the right hand column with a link to the Paper Temptress store!

Hope this card inspires you to create something fun for the Squigglefly Challenge this week. You can check out their store for a freebie and play in this week's contest.

Squigglefly Challenge

Happy Monday everyone! Hope you are ready for a new week! We are starting out this week with a brand new Challenge at the Squigglefly blog. This week's challenge is called "Follow the Recipe." There's three things you must do to your card to follow the recipe: 1) it must include a clip (paper clip or other, colored or metal); 2) must have a flower (s); 3) must use printed paper; So, here's my creation, I used a wonderful Squigglefly image from artist Fawn Palmer called "Hohum." Too cute, huh? I added a sentiment that I had in a set of stickers from Hobby Lobby. She looks just lost in thought. Perhaps she is thinking about what a wonderful day she has had and what she's looking forward to tomorrow....So drop by the Squigglefly Blog and participate in the challenge this week! Don't forget, if you use a Squigglefly stamp, you are eligible to receive a prize.

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah, DCWV); Image (Squigglefly); Ribbon (Michaels); Sticker (Hobby Lobby); Paper Clips (Dollar Tree); Bling (Hobby Lobby); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Ribbon Glue, Glue dots); Color (Copic Markers);

Eye is on the Sparrow

Here's a beautiful image from I Brake for Stamp for Sunday. Isn't she just sweet? She's holding a tiny bird. The words "His eye is on the Sparrow" comes from both a well known hymn and as a reference to a bible passage where Jesus talks of God knowing and providing for all, even the birds, so why do we worry so about him taking take of us? His eye is on the sparrow and I know he watches me. You know, I find this funny to see what I wrote and know how stressful this week has been for me. Despite being prayer filled, it's also be tormenting and worry filled too. Guess sometimes I just need to listen to my own words and remember that His Eye is on the Sparrow, huh?

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Stamps (IBFS); Ink (Memento); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Cross (Mirror Hobby Lobby); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue dots, Glue All); Color (Copic Markers);

Freebie Stamp...

This cute card today is made with a free digi-stamp from one of my favorite artists Sandra Caldwell. I am sure many of you have seen me do cards with her images from Queen Kat stamps. She also has a digi-stamp site called Babycake Doodle This & That. The image in the card below is a freebie from there in a new contest (CLICK HERE to get it!)
Join in the fun with me and make a little card with it for her contest. (You can scroll down to last thursday to see a fun card I made with one of her designs from Queen Kat too).

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, AC, Neenah); Image (Sandra Caldwell); Buttons(American Traditional); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Fiber (Jo Anns); Color (Copic Markers); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue Dots, Ribbon Glue); Ink (Colorbox Chalk);

St Patricks Day love...

Here's one of the newest stamps that just came out and she's a real keeper! She's designed by artist Joanne Schempp and her name is Irish Chick (see here). Isn't she just adorable? I think this stamp as some real attitude and would be great for all kinds of cards. You could even not ink up the shamrocks around her if you wanted to use her on a different day.
Hope this St Patrick's Day cards have you in the mood to put some Green on and make some holiday themed cards. Next week, I will have another Sweet Pea St Patricks day card to share.

Cheers, Holley

Spring Fever!

Here's a brand new stamp from Queen Kat artist Sandra Caldwell called Spring Bunny Fairy. Too cute! He's got on a hat, a mask and a fake nose, you can even see the string that is used to tie the nose on. Adorable. We are well in bloom here in Austin, this card fits in perfectly.
Project Materials: Cardstock (DCWV, Neenah); Image (Queen Kat); Flower (Prima); Sticker (Sticko); Heart (Unknown); Die Cut (Lifestyles); Color (Copic Markers); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Brad (Basic Grey); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue dots);

Give me a "Z"...it's Zombie time!

Here's an awesome new stamp from artist Heather Valentin of Addicted to Stamps. This stamp is part of a brand new release that is going to happen tonight on the Facebook page for Addicted to Stamps. They are going to be releasing some great Zombie theme stamps, including this image who's name is Zimberly Zombie Cheerleader! WOO HOO!! You can't tell from this image, but this card is huge, it stands about 8.5 inches tall. Go Zombies!

Project Materials: Cardstock (AC Metallic, Neenah, Mica); Image (Addicted to Stamps; Saying-computer generated); Ink (colorbox Chalk); Die Cuts (Lifestyles); Bling (Michaels); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue Dots); Color (Copic Markers);

Another Teddy Bear card....

Here's a cute teddy bear card today. This image comes from Cat's Pajamas. The outside of this card says "You Pop my Balloons" and inside this card it says "Catch my drift?" I almost gave this card to my hubby for valentines before I made the one I posted to share.Today is a HUGE mailing day, just about all the packages are prepared and ready to go, these packages are going out, I am just using the names on the envy here: Jennyfer L, Sheetal A, Nikki, Dawn S, Klarissa W, Glennis F, Larissa V, Pearl H, Lorraine B, Malinda, Trish V, Alethea, Christine, Amanda, Annelies, Luanne, Nataliya, Pat M, Linda W, Sue W, Sue S, Svetlana, Jan, Lee, Stacy, and Jessica E

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Images (Cats Pajamas); Ink (Memento, Colorbox Chalk); Die Cuts (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Color (Copic Markers); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All);

I love you beary much!

So, one of the most popular cards (based on comments from viewers) was Lili of the Valley so here's a sweet Lili of the Valley card today. I just love these images, all the different little girls they have and even a couple of the little boy stamps too. They also have a few woodland characters but I haven't bought any of those. This one is just too cute.I got all the packages wrapped up and ready to go this weekend, they will go out today or early tomorrow, here's the list of what is in the mailbox already: Penny, Gerri H, Scrapin Sista (Alice B), Pen to Paper (Jacqueline), TerriAvid Reader, Carolyn Cochran, Betsy B, Shersl84bed, ChrisAnn, Teresa, Shelley, Babe O'Mara.....the rest will go out tomorrow!! I will list all the names of those packages then.

Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill, Neenah); Specialty Paper (Heidi Grace); Stamp (Lili of the Valley; saying- unknown but I think it's TAC, lmk if you know!); Ink (Memento); Flower (Prima); Brad (Making Memories); Hearts (Little Yellow Bicycle); Lace (Hobby Lobby); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue all, Glue dots, Ribbon Glue); Color (Copic Markers); Die Cut (Lifestyles);

It's my sheepish sense of humor!

Here's my Squigglefly card for the current contest this week. This week's challenge was Spring is in the air. I think of Easter and flowers, of course, that brings to mind sheep and shearing, as they grow their wooly coats over the winter and are cut in the spring. This sheep here looks ready for a hairdo.
Project Materials: Cardstock (Bazzill Bling, Neenah, Hobby Lobby); Image(Squigglefly); Saying (Computer Generated); Brads (Making Memories); Ribbon (Michaels); Die Cut (Lifestyles formerly Quickkutz); Color (Copic Markers); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All);

You and Me

Here's a stunning image from Sweet Pea stamp's artist Merdith Dillman. She comes from Plate #98. She's just amazing. I colored her in reds with a light tan highlights. I had some beautiful printed paper from American Crafts that went perfect with the coloring. That turned this card into a love theme card.I used some sparkly cardstock behind the image, but could have also taken some plain cardstock and used some spritz on it to make the background sparkly. Then I added some beautiful roses and a chipboard heart. I added some transparent decor that say "you & me" and will give this card to my husband for our upcoming anniversary.

Here's a close up of the image I added a very light hint of blue on the feathers of the wings to give the shading but to still keep the coloring very light and airy. I think this close up also lets you see some of the shimmer on the background paper that is very visible when you see the actual card in person.

Project Materials: Cardstock (Paper Temptress, American Crafters); Rubber Stamp (Sweet Pea Stamps); Ink (Memento); Die Cuts (Lifestyles); Flowers (Recollections); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue Dots, Ribbon Glue, Glue All); Chipboard (Studio 8); Mesh (Hobby Lobby); Color (Copic Markers); Saying (Hobby Lobby);

Crafter's Companion USA Monthly Contest

Here's my card for this month's Crafter's Companion USA Challenge. This month's challenge is to do a card in green, so here's my creation! Crafter's Companion is having a contest on the Challenge blog and giving away a great prize this month.OK, the first batch of packages are going out the door, keep an eye out for your goodies: Divinity, Is(from Spain), Debbie Buckland, Theresa, Tammy, Emma, wahixane77, Cards by Ann (Heather M), Barbara Moore, cebelica, Ellis (Elenor), Checker Beads, Holly Y, Judy J Stamper, KC, Rhonda Miller; Update the following additional mailings also went out: Mommy Lexi, Wendy H, Rosalee, Regena, Wifey Cookie, Ardilla,

Still looking for addresses for the following winners: Grandma Lee, Gerri Herbst, Pen To Paper, Annelies, Scrappy Candy, Margie H, and Christine. Perhaps you know one of these people, I am using the name that appears as their comment. email htondre@aol.com

Project Materials Cardstock (Crafter's Companion); Rubber Stamp (Crafter's Companion); Ink (Memento, Vivid); Flowers (Prima); Brads (Target, Making Memories); Lace (Istanbul, Turkiye); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Ribbon Glue);

Bunny Ears

Here's a great new stamp from artist Sandra Caldwell of Queen Kat stamps. I just love her designs. This stamp is perfect for upcoming Easter, but also just great fun! I added a saying on cardstock "learn from yesterday, live for today, hope for tomorrow."

Huge thanks to everyone for participating in all the fun in Feb! Huge thanks to all the Sponsors, especially Sweet Pea Stamps, Squigglefly Digi-Stamps, Addicted-t0-Stamps, Paper Temptress, Queen Kat. Huge thanks to the Doctors and a huge thanks to you guys who supported me though everything that happened a couple years ago! I feel amazingly blessed. Please check the lists and let me know if I have not received your address yet! I will be posting the mailing list very soon! UPDATE: the winner list has been posted, the final prizes are listed in the posting below! Check it out!! (There are also winner listings on Feb 1st and Feb 15th)

Project Materials: Cardstock (Archivers, Neenah, AC); DieCut (Spellbinders Nestabilities); Ink (memento, Colorbox Chalk); Rubber Stamp (Queen Kat); Flowers (Prima); Brads(Making Memories, Basic Grey); Sticker (); Bling (Michaels); Adhesives (Pop dots, Glue All, Glue Dots); Color (Copic Markers);