May You touch Dragonflies

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It's a Boy

It's a Boy!

Long time no see... I know, no posting for close to two weeks, but I wasn't sitting idle on the cards department. 

No card making, it is true, except the one I am here to show you, but I was busy doing an inventory of my cards, and refurbishing this blog especially the postings way at the beginning. I used to stick a picture and add a title and go back to my drawing board.

Then I learnt...

Hence the close to two weeks I just spent arranging those first steps postings.

As a reward for this hard work I allowed myself to make ONE card. Just one.

A baby one by chance, because I do own this Itty Bitty Solar Elem stamp that I never used, until today.

I made it a baby mobile!

I first printed the sentiment on a white linen, and added a green card stock where I punched a window with a 3.5 in scalloped punch.

I stamped my Solar Elem on a striped paper, blue, green and white and cut out all the hanging elements.

I stamped it again on the white linen and added the stamped stars to it..

I then doodled a hanging thread, a bow and dropped a little bit of 3D paint to make a sort of nail.

To finish the card, I rounded the corners. 

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Until next time.

Happy 29th Birthday...

HAPPY 29th BIRTHDAY...

... from your 110 lb. friend

Hi there! Just came back from the Scrapbook Expo fair with some wonderful new toys/tools. My favorite new addition, is no contest that new stamp from Arts Impressions:

How funny is that?

I also was blown away by this booth ScrapYard 329 carrying all kind of embossed metal embellishments. Those are tins, lightweight and easy enough to tape anywhere. I chose to tape them to a band of black card stock on the inside of a ACutAbove windows card.

I fell for the Birthday tins below:

And here is the card that was created as I was listening to the last hour before the French President was announced... (don't start me on that...)

I am so much more productive when I am stressed....

 Adorable, isn't it????

With an afterthought, I also made one of those:

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Not everybody is lucky enough to be stuck at 110 lb... HA :)

This last sentiment is from a set called Party Words; I am pretty sure it is an old Stampin' Up set... 

The stars stamp is from Anita's.

Until next time....

Shoot for the Moon

Shoot for the Moon

A simpler version of the card on post 36. No matting, no score lines.

Just a simple stamping with coloring of the star.

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Until next time.

Shoot for the Moon on Shimmery Champagne

Shoot for the Moon.

I just love that quote.. I see this card as a graduation card, or a pick-me-up little note when somebody is ready to embark in a new adventure in life.

The stars were just waiting to be filled up with a yellow copic marker.

I matted the picture on shimmery champagne card stock and then scored around the frame.

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Until next time.