~ Thankful ~

Happy Tuesday!  I have a few days off and fortunately the weather has been mild.  I have been spending every moment I can outside.  I even resorted to working in the sheep barn yesterday!  :-)  My house needs attention but I know mild days will soon be a distant memory, so I plod on!  Today, I have a very simple card using a matted image from Papertrey Ink's First Fruits set.  I stamped it on a simple ivory panel and framed it with a nice houndstooth DP.   

 

Hope you have a few minutes to craft today!  {{hugs}}

Don't forget to stop back tomorrow for my weekly Word Art Wednesday project!  I can't wait to show it! 

 

Blessings...



Supplies

Stamps - Papertrey Ink - First Fruits

Ink - Memento Toffee Crunch, Close to My Heart Barn Red

Papers - Bazzill, Authentique Autumn Bundle

MMSC108; BnW Challenge Blog - We Salute You

Thank you to Priscilla and crew over at Priscilla Styles, home of Midnight Madness Sketch Challenges. I am so honored to have been selected as their Gold Star Winner for Challenge #107. I can't believe my card was selected. There were some BEAUTIFUL entries. It is only by HIS grace I do what I do. Thank you ladies for providing inspiration and feedback! This card required me to get out my Copics and boy are they rusty... I need to practice again... Blessings to you and I pray you make it a wonderful day!

Today's Challenges

MMSC108
BnW Challenge Blog


Lori
Saintsrule!

Card Recipe

Card Stock - Bazzill, Colorbok
Designer Paper - My Mind's Eye - American Made Collection
Stamps - Image - Elisabeth Bell for Whiff of Joy - Sitting Summer Willow; Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Vintage Picnic Sentiments
Ink - Image - Memento Tuxedo Black, Copics; Sentiment - Close to My Heart Outdoor Denim; Background - Memento Summer Sky
Die Cuts - Spellbinders - Beaded Ovals, Classic Scalloped Ovals Small, Classic Ovals Small, Ribbon Banners
Pearls - Recollections
Boutonniere Pin - Unknown
Ribbon - Celebrate It - Basic
Brad - Recollections
Punches - Martha Stewart for EK Success
Pearls - Recollections
Stickles - Diamond (on hat and dress trim)

Tulips are such happy flowers...

I saw a Robin this morning! He (or was it a she?) was perched on our church office steps. I hope the little guy wasn't confused and made a wrong turn. He may freeze his little feathers off! lol... Hopefully this is a sign of warmer and better weather to come! I spotted a red winged blackbird yesterday and heard a meadowlark singing in the field! All encouraging signs... Speaking of encouraging signs... I recently purchased a stamp set from Papertrey Ink. I love, love, love their Friendship Jar series. When I spotted the new Spring set, I fell in love... and then I ordered! Today's image comes from that set. Tulips remind me of spring. They make me want to sing just like the Robin... well, not as beautifully as the Robin... Good thing God said to make a "joyful noise..." Blessings to you and yours this Sabbath!

Lori
Saintsrule!

Card Stock - Bazzill
Designer Paper - K & Company - Tim Coffey - Blossomwood Paper Pad
Card Stock - Image - Gina K. Pure Luxury
Stamp - Image (jar) - Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar
Stamp - Image (tulips and sentiment) Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar Spring Fillers
Ink - Image - Memento - Tuxedo Black, Copics

Copics

Tulips - R02,R22, R27, 0 Colorless Blender
Greenery - Yg03, YG95, G85
Mason Jar - BG0000, BG10, BG11, B41
Shadow - C1

Ink - Sentiment - Memento - Rich Cocoa
Die - Tag - Papertrey Ink - Label Die
FIber - Jute

Copics and Redheads

Sorry it has been so long since my last post! Normally after work each day, I venture into my studio to get some work done. This week has not gone as planned on several levels. We are awaiting the pickup of one of our last puppies. And though I am sad to see her go, I know she will be loved in her new furever home... I took a trip to our state capital, Frankfort, on Thursday to meet with our state representative. I enjoyed seeing my state government in action. But I wonder how they get anything done! It is truly a chaotic process! Wednesday of course we had Bible study...

I love my life but it seems a little crazy right now! lol

For my prayer warriors, I ask particular consideration for a project I have been asked to do. I am creating a card for a young lady's 9th birthday. Her grandma asked me to make her something special. This card is the one time of year they have contact and I want this to be something to either break down barriers and/or soften hearts. Please pray for guidance on this endeavor!

Today's project was inspired by a dear friend, who asked for some color suggestions on coloring hair with Copics. I hope to shoot some video tutorials in the coming months on this topic. But today's creation is showcased the old fashioned way! I'm focusing on red hair! Enjoy and thanks again for reading!

P.S. Thanks Danielle for nominating me for the stylish blogger award! I appreciate the luv so very much. Please check out the post HERE to see how it works and who I nominated for this fun blogger award! Plus check out Danielle's work as well HERE .

Supplies

Card Stock - Bazzill
Card Stock - Image - Gina K. Pure Luxury
Designer Paper - K & Company - Tim Coffey - Blossomwood Paper Pack
Stamp - Image - Magnolia - Tilda with Lamb
Stamp - Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - First Fruits
Ink - Image - Memento Tuxedo Black and Copics
Ink - Sentiment - Memento Rich Cocoa
Spellbinders Nestabilities - Fancy Tags, Classic Ovals Small, Classic Scalloped Ovals Small
Fiber - Offray - Simply Sheer Ivory 7/8 in

Copic Colors

Hair - E13, E17, E19
Skin - E000, E00, E11, R20
Sheep - E50 - Hooves - C5, C7
Jumper - E33, E35, E55

Paper Cutz Challenge #75

I started out with the best of intentions. I thought I would dig my hands into some of my old crafting products and get my hands dirty... lol... That went really well!!! Before I knew it I had paint and glitter from head to toe! I think I single handedly used every product I haven't touched in 3 months. tee hee....

But I like the results. It was terribly messy but well worth it...

Supplies

Card Stock - Bazzill
Designer Paper - Karen Foster - Winter Flakes (background and paper piecing for fabric on jar lid)
Snowflake - 4 inch chipboard cut from Cricut Christmas Noel
Paint - Mixture of Making Memories Dusk and Lagoon painted on the snowflake
Glitter - Martha Stewart Blue Topaz sprinkled on wet paint....

Handy Tip - I use a show box lid for my spritzing, painting, etc... you can see how well worn it is below... lol

Ink - Memento Tuxedo Black - Image
Ink - Coloring Image - Copics C1, C2, C3, C5, BG0000, BG000, BG10, Y11
Stamps - Friendship Jar and Friendship Jar Holiday Fillers by Papertrey Ink
Stickles - Ranger Star Dust - applied to band of jar, snowflakes and string
Fiber - Unknown

Longing For Spring

I find myself pouring over catalogs feeling that urgent need to purchase something. After all I have been good, right? I wouldn't even considering buying something I don't need. The beautiful colors mesmerize me. I can't seem to stop thinking about beautiful pinks, blues and vibrant greens. I'm sure I can use them to create beauty. I am weakening and my debit card is sure to be the first casualty...

It must be card stock or new embellishments I'm drooling over, right? WRONG! The annual Burpee's seed catalog has arrived! And for gardeners it is as eagerly anticipated as the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition is for some! I am so tired of snow and mud and... need I say more? I crave daffodils, tulips, rudbekia and purple coneflower. I am convinced I can catch a whiff of the sweet fragrance of sweet peas in the air. Until then I can dream and so can you! Hope you enjoy this card inspired by one I spotted in a recent card magazine. Blessings to you!

Lori

Card Stock - Bazzill, Georgia Pacific
Designer Paper - Chatterbox
Ink - Memento - Rich Cocoa, Bamboo Leaves
Stamps - Papertrey Ink - Through the Trees
Punch - EK Success
Fiber - Stampin Up
Flower Soft - Sweet Pea

The Sky is the Limit!

Valentine's Day will be here before we know it. Many of the cards I see are kinda frilly... you know all cupids, lace and the like. But sometimes that just doesn't do the trick. And I like to send notes of encouragement that tie in to the holiday/season. So today, I decided to create a card that could be sent to my best friend or my hubby. Because, truth is, everyone needs a little encouragement now and then. Here's hoping you have a wonderful day!

Lori

Card Recipe

5 x 7

Card Stock - Georgia Pacific, Bazzill
Stamps - Image & Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Up, Up & Away
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ribbon - Stampin Up
Die Cuts - Cricut - Pooh & Friends - Clouds, Create A Critter - Hearts
Pop Dots

A Little Love

Pardon me... I think there is a Tina Turner tune playing in my head... "what's love got to do with it?"... I just aged myself, didn't I? ;-p

Love has a great deal to do with it really. I love that sign people post in their homes... "because two people fell in love..." So now we know who to blame, right? Indulge my silliness please...

February will be here before we know it. I haven't been to my local box store but I suspect the big heart shaped candy boxes are on the shelves. Rows of conversation hearts... so fun to look at but does anyone really eat them? hmmmmm...

Valentine's day is usually low key at our home. We rarely dine out. Usually we fix something at home and just hang out. Most years we just talk about where we've been and where we're going. Sometimes it is important to just take stock of where each other is at and where the relationship as a whole is going. How do you know if you don't ask? So this little card will probably go to my honey. Hopefully he will think kindly of me and not ding me too hard when we discuss the good and bad of the last year... lol

This stamp set from Papertrey Ink is so versatile. I love that it can be used for all those "mushy" occasions. Clean and simple... stamping the way I like it... Enjoy and have a wonderful and blessed day!

Lori

Card Recipe

Card Base - 4 3/4 x 3 1/4
Card Overlay - (edged with punch) 4 3/4 x 4 1/8

Card Stock - Georgia Pacific - White
Designer Paper - Bo Bunny Tis the Season Snowflakes (reversible)
3 - 1 1/4 x 3 inch pieces adhered to embossed layer
Stamps - Image & Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Love Birds
Ink - Edging - Memento - Angel Pink, Ladybug
Ink - Image - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ink - Birds - Memento - Ladybug
Punch - Martha Stewart
Embossing - (bottom layer of white) - Cuttlebug - Love Language
Spellbinders - Nestabilities - Small Labels
Smooch Spritz - Vanilla Shimmer - spritzed on embossed layer and second time to entire card
Pearls - Crystal Stitches by Mark Richards
Offray 7/8 White Satin Ribbon
Bow Easy (to create bow)
Pop Dots
Scotch ATG gun

The journey... and a sympathy card

Sympathy cards are something I rarely do. I started this blog roughly two years ago to showcase some of my work. My card making has changed (for better or worse) over the last several years. I started out scrapbooking almost 9 years ago but changed to card making after a dear friend of mine was diagnosed with cancer. Kathy battled breast cancer roughly 8 years ago. She had just passed the coveted 5 year point. Not long after, she found out her cancer had returned. This time the prognosis was anything but good. Her doctors gave her a year at best. I decided to try my hand at card making. And for close to 2 years I mailed a card nearly every week. That is until the last few weeks.... life slipped up on me and before I knew it 4 weeks had passed without sending a card.... and then Wednesday I was given the news.... Kathy had passed on....

Kathy was a devoted Christian and not a day went by that she didn't share her testimony. The love of Christ beamed in her eyes even as the rest of her body failed. She was a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and friend and will be missed by her friends and family. She is no longer suffering. But I know she would want me to continue on and make cards for others. She enjoyed them so and took every opportunity to share with others how much she loved her "mail" from me. So this card (2 actually) will go to her husband and daughter. They close a wonderful chapter and friendship in my life. Until we meet again Kathy....

Blessings -

Lori

This card was inspired by a card I spotted in one of the many magazines I receive each month. I used my brayer to roll on a light coat of gray ink and then followed by stamping the tree image on top. I finished it off with a red bird and the sentiment in black.


Card Recipe

5 x 7 Inches

Card Stock - Black, White - Georgia Pacific, Silver - Bazzill
Designer Paper - The Paper Series - Silver Wedding Ornate
Ink - Image & Background - Stampin Up - Going Gray
Ink - Sentiment & Scripture - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ink - Cardinal - Memento - Rhubard Stalk
Stamps - Image & Sentiment - Front - Papertrey Ink - Through the Trees
Stamps - Scripture - Inside - Our Daily Bread Designs - Scripture Series 1
Ribbon - Offray - 7/8 Simply Sheer Black


I added one of my favorite scripture stamps from Our Daily Bread Designs inside. The red bird came from the Papertrey Ink set.

Friendship Jar - Holiday Edition

Sounds like we may get a snowflake or two tonight in the Ohio Valley. It will be mixed with rain but I guess this will mark the unofficial start of winter. So with that in mind, I decided to pull out a holiday theme. The image I used today is from Papertrey Ink. The main design is known as a Friendship Jar. With each holiday/season you can purchase images to stamp inside the jar. A while back I posted an image with candy corns and then another with leaves and acorns inside the jar. This set has peppermints, sugar cookies, snowflakes and even stamps that can convert the jar to a mug brimming with hot chocolate. Cool, huh? Well, maybe hot... tee hee...

To complete this image I had to pull out some tartan (this designer paper is from SEI) plus a myriad of card stock. I stamped the lid image on the tartan and after cutting it out paper pieced it onto the image. The third layer of card stock is actually a metallic paper (silver to be exact). The silver, red and black combo really stand out. I can't wait to give this card away!

Hope you are having a wonderful week. Please watch my blog over the coming week or so as I have some fun things going on! I can't wait to see you! Blessings!

Lori

Card Recipe

6 X 6 Inch

Card Stock - Black - Georgia Pacific, Red - Gina K. Designs, Silver - unknown
Card Stock - Image - Gina K. Pure Luxury
Designer Paper - SEI - Alpine Frost - Winter Guest
Image - Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar
Sentiment & Filler - Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar Holiday Fillers
Ink - Image and Sentiment - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ink - Coloring - Copic (colors listed below)
Ink - Edging of Image - Stampin Up - Going Gray
Die Cuts - Nestabilities - Labels Eleven, Fleur De Lis Pendants
Glitter Glue - Stickles - Diamond - applied to colored tie on jar lid
Ribbon - Black Satin - Unknown
Bow-Easy Tool - to create this fabulous bow



Copic Colors

Reds - R29, R46 - candy and ribbon on jar lid
W3 - Tone down red and highlight white areas on the candy
C0 - to shadow and highlight the jar

A message in a bottle...

Well the weather in Kentucky is just not cooperating! It is late October and the high will be 79 degrees today! Makes it a little hard to think about making Christmas cards. The mild weather is wonderful, though. I enjoy having a few more mild days to get things done in the yard and just plain play! The last few days my house had remained neglected... :-( but I have been prolific. So I thought you might want a sample of some of the things I have been up to. For those planning on doing some Copic coloring on their Christmas cards check out the final of my two cards today for some Copic color suggestions! Have a wonderful and blessed Sabbath with yours!

Lori

Card Design

Finished Design
6 X 6 inches

Card Stock - Bazzill
Card Stock - Image - Gina K Pure Luxury
Designer Paper - Chatterbox (from my very old stash)
Ink - Image - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ink - Image - Coloring - Copic (numbers to follow)
Ink - Sentiment - Close to My Heart - Autumn Terracotta
Ink - Background - Memento - Summer Sky
Stamps - Image & Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar & Friendship Jar Fall Fillers
Ribbon - Unknown
Button - Unknown (clear one in my stash, glued matching designer paper to back and pulled jute string through)



Copic Colors

Jar - BG0000, BG10
Shadow - C1, C2
Red Leaf - R00, R02, R27, R29
Yellow Leaf - Y17, Y38
Acorns - E11, E13, E18, E29, E33
Stems - YG07, YG17
Pumpkins & Fabric Top - YR04, YR07, YR15, Y21
Tie on Fabric E33



And now for a Christmas design...



Finished Design

5 X 7 Inches

Card Stock - Bazzill
Card Stock - Image - Gina K. Pure Luxury
Designer Paper - Maple Grove - Cedar - We R Memory Keepers reversible
Image and Sentiment - Our Daily Bread Designs - Blessed Christmas
Ink - Sentiment - Memento - Lady Bug
Ink - Image - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ink - Image - Copic (colors to follow)
Embossing - Provocraft - Cuttlebug - Swiss Dots Folder
Pearls - Kaisercraft - Basics - Red
Ribbon - Offray 5/8 in Satin Red



Copic Colors

Poinsettia - R46, R27, R22
Color with R46 around the edges, fill in with R27, leaving a small area blank, fill in with R22 and blend with this color all over...
Leaves - YG25, YG67
Center - YR15

Sugar, Corn Syrup and Salt...

What in the world could these three ingredients create? Candy Corn! Does anyone really eat candy corn or is it like the Christmas fruit cake that is re gifted from one home to the next? My Dad LOVED candy corn! And as soon as they appeared in the stores a bag would inevitably surface at our house!

There was something about chewing little colorful balls of wax that made me grimace.... and to this day I still grimace... But I LOVE looking at them. They are so colorful and fun! So when I saw this Friendship Jar Filler set from Papertrey Ink, I had to bite! (Pun intended)...

I hope to revisit some of those fond fall memories I have... And yes, maybe I will even eat some candy corn in my Dad's honor! Hope you make it a wonderful day!



Card Recipe
Finished Size
5 X 7 Inches

Card Stock - Bazzill - Black, Georgia Pacific - White
Card Stock - Image - Gina K. Pure Luxury
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Ink - Markers - Copic (colors below)
Stamp - Image - Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar, Friendship Jar Fall Fillers
Stamp - Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Friendship Jar Fall Fillers
Punch - Martha Stewart - Modern Garland Punch Around the Page
Embossing Folder - Provocraft - Cuttlebug - Mandarin Screen (black card stock)
Ribbon - Offray - 5/8 Satin Orange
Adhesive - Herma Dotto, Scotch Branch Foam Tape

The lid was stamped, colored and then cut out. I adhered it over top of the jar image with dimensional adhesive to give it depth.



Copic Colors

Fabric Lid - YR04, YR14
Twine - E13
Candy Corn - White - C1, Orange - YR15, YR18, Yellow - Y21, Y38
Shadow - C1, C2
Jar - (attempted to get that Mason Jar color) BG0000, BG11

Giving Thanks

There are many things to give thanks for each and every day. We are never promised a tomorrow and for those who know the Lord Christ as their Savior there is the comfort of spending eternity with him. I am thankful for my family, my country and my Lord. There are so many blessings that he has given me. I deserve none of them. It is only through his grace and mercy that I can even be called a Child of the King.

As you may know this week I have taken a slight sabbatical from blogging. There have been many changes this week. If you read my last post you know that our son left for school last Sunday. I had a difficult few days dealing with that. A day later I found out that a cousin had been killed while serving as an Army Ranger in Afghanistan. The entire family is very proud of this young man and his sacrifice but it is difficult for his mother and grandmother to understand. Death is difficult to understand and hard to cope with when you do not know the peace that passes all understand. Thank you in advance for your prayers for this family. And above all give thanks for the blessings in your life. They are plentiful!



Card Recipe

Finished Size
5 X 7 inches

Card stock - Bazzill
Card stock - Image - Gina K. Pure Luxury
Designer Paper - Deja Views - Red Oak Leaf on Gold
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Stamp - Image - Papertrey Ink - Vintage Picnic
Stamp - Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Vintage Picnic Sentiments
Markers - Copic
Embossing - Provo Craft - Cuttlebug - Flourished Frame
Skittles - SMH - Pebbles - Harvest
Ribbon - Unknown

Notes on image - the two pumpkins outside the basket are actually a stamped image. I first stamped them on two sheets of paper (one on Gina K. paper and the other on scrap paper) and then cut the scrap image out. I used this as a mask over the good image (stamped on Gina K) and then stamped my basket over it. Removed the mask and voila! This way the basket appears to be behind the pumpkins. This is known as "masking" an image.



Copic

Pumpkins - Y38, YR15, YR18, YR68
Leaves - YR14, E19
Basket - E13, E33, E99
Stem - YG05, E04

Psalm 4:8

Well, step-son left yesterday for school. Dad handled it beautifully but step-mom fell apart... I kept blubbering... and asking hubby why I was taking this so hard... He had some very wise words to share... "it takes a special kind of woman to love another woman's biological child. You my dear have loved him as if he were your very own..." So after I sobbed some more... (Kleenex made a killing off of me yesterday...) I pulled myself together long enough to work on this card. I had some leftover pieces of paper and the sentiment... it says it all. Here's to new beginnings and new blessings! Have a wonderful week!

Lori



Card Recipe
Finished Design
5 X 5 1/2

Card Stock - Georgia Pacific - white, Bazzill - Rust (frame)
Designer Paper - Kaisercraft and Karen Foster
Ink - Sentiment - Memento - Rich Cocoa
Stamp - Sentiment - Our Daily Bread Designs - Peace on Earth
Stamp - Image - Papertrey Ink - Through the Trees
Ink - Image - Trunk - Memento Rich Cocoa, Leaves - Memento Potter's Clay, Rhubarb Stalk, Tangelo - Bird - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Die Cuts - Nestabilities - Labels One

1. Cut card base 11 X 5 1/2
2. Score at 5 1/2 point
3. Cut pattern paper and cover front of card.
4. Use second largest of Labels One set, center and cut window out on one of the
5 1/2 sides
5. Use second largest and largest of this die set simultaneously to cut a frame
out of the cardstock (this example, rust), adhere to front of "window"
6. Stamp out image, cut and adhere
7. Cut out 4 by 5 piece of card stock, score at 1, 2 and 4 inch points
8. Fold mountain style and adhere to insides of card (gable should point up)
9. Cover inside of card with paper that will show through window (in this
example, falling leaves

This technique is covered in detail on splitcoaststampers site. Just search for standing tent card and you will find it!

Adhesives - Dimensional - Scotch Brand Foam Tape, Tape Runner - Herma Dotto,
Scor-Tape

Vintage Picnic

When was the last time you went on a honest to goodness picnic? It has been a long time for me. Matter of fact, when I tried to think of the last time I couldn't even come up with a time! :-( I definitely need to rectify that situation! I saw this paper used recently in one of my card magazines. It brought to mind those vintage picnic tins. It also brought back fond memories of my lunch box in grade school. As I write this, that
70's lunch box is sitting on my bookcase! The image and sentiment from Papertrey Ink lend themselves perfectly to this paper. To achieve this look, I actually stamped the image twice, once on the cardstock for coloring and again on the pattern paper. I then cut out the stamped image from the pattern paper and applied it over the stamped image on my cardstock. Voila, a beautiful, dimensional image... Here's to summer and picnics! Enjoy!



Card Recipe 5 X 7 inches

Cardstock - Red, Black, White - Bazzill, Image - Gina K. Designs Pure Luxury
Pattern Paper - Basic Grey - Vintage Picnic
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black
Stamps - Image and Sentiment - Papertrey Ink - Vintage Picnic & Vintage Picnic Sentiments
Ribbon - Gina K. Designs
Adhesive - Dotto and Popdots



Copic Colors

Grapes - V15, V17
Bread - E11, E13, E33
Foilage - YG23
Shadow - C0, C2
Jar - C0 & B45
Tin - R46

Balloons and Cows...

That was an interesting teaser! What in the world would a hot air balloon and cows have in common? Check my final photo out!



Well for one brief evening two summers ago in my part of the world a great deal. You see we have a hot air balloon race here in our area the first weekend in August. On this particular evening my hubby, mother and I gathered on our front porch to watch the launch. Keep in mind that the balloons took off over ten miles away! But as luck would have it and the shifting winds, the balloons got closer and closer! So close in fact several began landing on the property next door much to the chagrin of the neighbors beef cattle! It was an exciting evening for all. People pulled in our country lane to watch the parade of landing balloons and for a little while the world seemed a little smaller. Here's to another wonderful summer chocked with family, friends, lemonade and those wonderful lofty balloons! The above card is an interpretation of that wonderful season called summer...



Card Recipe

Cardstock - Bazzill
Pattern Paper - Kaisercraft - Offshore Collection (background and balloon paper piercing)
Ink - Memento - Tuxedo Black - Image
Ink - Memento - Tangelo - Sentiment
Sentiment - Gina K - Eclectic Summer Sayings
Image - Gina K - Eclectic Summer
Spellbinders - Fancy Tags
Die Cuts - Clouds - Create a Critter - Cricut
Ribbon - unknowns
Embossing - Provocraft Cuttlebug Folder - D'Vine Swirls
Embellishments - Scrappers Must Haves - Pebbles - Harvest
Pop Dots

Get Well Card

Materials List for Today's Card

Nestabilities Classic Ovals Large and Petite Scalloped Ovals Large
Stamps - Papertrey Inks - First Fruits Collection
Ink - Memento Dew Drops Desert Sand
Cuttlebug Folder - Moroccan Screen?
Ranger Ink - Embossing Powder Copper
Ribbon - Stampin' Up
Cardstock - Chocolate, Cocoa, Beige

Hope you have a great week!