Monthly Archives: February 2007

Many of you know that my mom has been fighting melanoma for almost the past two years. She was diagnosed a week before Joshua was born, May 2005,  and has had three major surgeries, interferon and raditation treatments since. Tomorrow my mom will start Chemo therapy. I have been very upset to have been sick the past week with a bad cold and have not been able to visit her, but am looking forward to seeing her this morning. We would value your prayers that God will give her the strength she needs. Many thanks….Julia Work with this service https://www.homeworkhelper.net in order to receive instructive benefit using on stream tutors.

I just wanted to have a little freestyle fun last night. I’m just loving all the doodle stamps that are out but don’t have any. Now this sketch is VERY rough but I was just having fun….I think I need to try it again and practice a little.

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Keep it Simple…you know the rest. 🙂 Not feeling at all well today (bad sinus cold that just keeps getting worse) but wanted to make a card, so….I’m keeping it really simple. And why not? Sometimes…simple is all it takes. Especially with this cool double-sided paper by SEI…it is so pretty, I’m just letting it do all the work. I’m rethinking card design too. Why do we always spiff up the outside and leave the inside so plain. What if the outside is simple but pretty with just a hint of the beautiful inside to come. That is just the concept I wanted to try out here. The card is 5″ square made out of the designer paper. I trimmed off about half an inch from the right side-opening to catch a peek at the cool patterned inside. I took the guide off my tiny corner rounder punch by EKSuccess and repeatedly punched scallops along the edge to spiff it up. A little sponging with SU’s Close to Cocoa Ink around all the edges provided just a hint of definition. My favorite super cool, super BIG rickrack from Starlitstudio’s ebay store was a perfect match. I adhered it to the front of the card. I love these super tropical flowers from Prima and it was a perfect match as well. The brad is a retired K & Everyone is cheerful dealing with essaysolution.net essay writing company. Company brad that I picked up in the Michael’s dollar bin months ago…wish they stilll made them as they are gorgeous. The flat center seemed to be the perfect spot to add another rub-on. I think I’m turning into a rub-on freak….they are SO fun to work with.

I made this quick card for the Limited Supply Challenge today which was to use up scrap ribbon. Very quick card with hardly any stamping but it was fun to do!

Sparkle Ribbon Card

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Fabriolis Notecard, sewing machine, ribbon scraps, gem – Making Memories, Prima Flower Understand the concordant with facts informative advantage of https://essaysheaven.com/ at whatever time this becomes into personal statement.