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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Buggy celebration

Hi again! 2 posts in one day. I was able to download a few pics of my recent projects and trying to catch up on my blogging.
Made these cute little tags using my Gimp software on the computer (GIMP-it's like photoshop but without the price tag) I adhered them to a 2.5" circle punched card stock and used twine instead of traditional ribbon. For the coordinating banner, I used the Gypsy Wandering Cartridge for the leaves, Stretch Your Imagination for the the caterpillar and Plantin Schoolbook for the letters. I'm not a fan of bugs. I see any kind of bug and I scream hysterically for my hubby to kill it. It's insane and something I'm trying to work on for the sake of my two boys. I don't want them to be afraid of bugs. Thankfully, I was only making paper bugs and had a great time on this little project.

Here is one of my tags on display! Thank you SUGAR CRUSH.
Make sure to visit her site for delicious mouth watering cakes, cupcakes,
cookies......etc

Liz

Crayola Art

Hello Friends!

I know its been a while. I've been so busy with work that I haven't had much time to post what I've been making. so here's a quick home decor kids project. I saw this on Pinterest and HAD to try it with my boys. What you need: canvas, box of crayons, glue gun and blow dryer.

You hot glue all the crayons to the canvas. I'm not comfortable giving my kids the glue gun so I had them hand me the crayons. Once that was done they each took turns with the blow dryer. You will see the crayons get shiny and start melting down. they really got a kick out of watching the wax drip. Let it dry a few minutes and tada!!!

have a great day!

Liz

Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Crafty Sprouts: Sneak Peek Day 1 " Have a Cool Yule!

Go check out Erika at Crafty Sprouts. She's releasing a new line of stamps and has some really cute sneak peaks from her design team.

have a great day!

Liz

Sunday, September 4, 2011

Labor of Love Blog Hop

Hello and Welcome to the last stop of the very special Labor of Love blog hop hosted by the wonderful Ellen~ http://www.cardmonkey-business.blogspot.com & Madison ~ http://www.funkycards.blogspot.com.

This is day 3 of 4. If you missed the first part see line up at the end of this post. If you're coming from Lindy's Piece of Heaven you're on the right track. If you want to go through the entire hop head on over to Ellen's blog at www.cardmonkey-business.blogspot.com

This hop isn't just about showing off our talents (believe me there's talent in this bunch!) It's to help put smiles on children's faces. Over 40 banners have been graciously donated.

For my banner, I used the Locker Talk Cart, Happy Hauntings and Paper Doll Dress Up cartridges.

***This blog hop and all the fantastic prizes we are offering would not be possible without our awesome sponsors***

CardMonkey (http://www.cardmonkey-business.blogspot.com)

KinderStampO (http://www.kinderstampo.com/)

My Pink Stamper (http://www.mypinkstamper.com/)

Pink Cricut

My Creative time (http://www.creativetimeforme.com/)

Karber Design (http://karbers.blogspot.com/2011/07/karber-designers.html)

Scrappy Moms Stamps (http://scrappymoms-stamps.blogspot.com/)

To be eligible for a prize:

**Leave a comment on Day 1 or Day 2. (Fri./Sat.)

**Leave a comment on Day 3 or Day 4. (Sun./Mon.)

**Thank a sponsor/s for sponsoring our hop by clicking on the icons listed above and leaving a message on our sponsor/s blog saying "What a good GHOUL you are for sponsoring the Labor of Love Halloween Hop, happening today."

**Link a Halloween card to Funky Cards at the link provided at the end of the hop and donate it to the children at Pediatric Specialty Care.

We will be using Random Organizer to match our prizes to our winners. You can enter all of the categories 1-4 and be eligible to win every prize:) There may be more than one winner in some categories and the more comments you leave the better your chances!!

In case you missed the first half of the Labor of Love Halloween Hop (Days 1 and 2, Friday and Saturday), here are links to each of the bloggers from those days: