
Showing posts with label gifties/RAK. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gifties/RAK. Show all posts
Sunday, March 29, 2009
Thursday, September 18, 2008
Gifts for a friend





So I've been working on a few projects. For my friend Chris! She's got a bun in the oven and I had some ideas of things I wanted to do for her. I made a canister for the baby's room to hold cotton balls or whatever. The theme of the room is camping, so the cardstock is camping and there are forest animals stamped and cut out on it, leaves and other stuff. CTMH introduced a new acrylic album with the fall/winter Idea Book and I made one for Chris and Mike with a Christmas theme. All they have to do is add pictures!
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Birthday card...

for youngest nephew Jake. Loozer Aunt Sue completely brain-farted his birthday last Saturday, so we'll be heading down to see him tomorrow when Uncle John is off. Looks like I'm on a Sassy Strands roll with my last two cards. I am convinced that Jake is gonna do something with animals when he grows up. His love of animals has not wained as he's gotten older. So that was my inspiration for his card. New Magic Moments paper pack was used, along with a photo hanger and Sunflower Waxy Flax. Sunkiss Yellow and Buttercup Sassy Strands for the mane and googly eyes on the lion.
Monday, June 9, 2008
RAK from Marjorie
Saturday, December 15, 2007
More Christmas gifts!



I ordered these picture frames from Oriental Trading over the summer to alter for Christmas gifts for my sisters, mom and I. Decided I'd best get them done! I used CTMH Simple Pleasures paper and the stamp set from the Serendipity paper pack set. I really like how they turned out. Mine's not done yet because I don't know what paper pack I'm gonna use. I had made up my mind I was gonna use the Serendipity but then I got the new Silhouette paper pack yesterday for a swap and it's even more beautiful in person than in the catalog. So now I can't decide! But since it's for me, I'll wait til I decided what picture I want to put in it and then make the papers match. What a concept!!
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