Showing posts with label Heritage Makers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heritage Makers. Show all posts

Thursday, September 25, 2008

The Wonderful World of Playing Cards


I am so excited about all the different ways I can use the deck of cards from Heritage Makers. I had a blast with this project. I can't wait to make my Christmas gift tags and Look forward to the next opportunity to make invitations.
I am keeping both the card of Kenna at 2 and the tribute to my Grandpa in my wallet with me. I also just love how cute Kenna's Pink Tutu Mini Album turned out. I glued the backs of the cards together to make the album flow better. Then for a special little touch I snipped a few pieces of the tulle from Kenna's tutu (ssshhhhh...don't tell!) and tucked it here and there between the cards.


Nissa and I are putting together a great list of all the things these decks of card can be used for. I will be honest, some of these ideas I "Scrap-lifted" from my fellow consultants, but with such good ideas floating around its hard not to.

Here is a little preview










Wednesday, July 30, 2008

All You Need is Love


I will never forget our trip to Treasure Island Florida. It was beautiful and magical in so many ways. I got to thinking on several of my long walks along the beach with Ian, that this place wouldn't be nearly as magical or beautiful if it weren't for being with him. Sometimes, having his love, makes even doing the dishes beautiful and magical.
The Beatles were oh so wise when they wrote their song All You Need Is Love.
This was my First Florida project. I just loved this picture of us together so on my lunch hour I open up a blank 12x12 project and went to work. I love the colors,texture, and the symbolism with the puzzle pieces.

Tuesday, July 29, 2008

The Best Father's Day Gift

New Orleans is quite the city!!! I loved everything: the history rich city, the craziness of Bourbon Street, and especially the FOOD. I can't go wait to go back.
NOTE TO SELF: Remember to NEVER, EVER, book a hotel room with a balocony overlooking Boubon Street again. It was great for people watching but reaks havoc on sleep.

I made this book for my Dad for Fathers Day. I was thrilled by his reaction. He said "WOW! Sweetie." I don't get too many wow's from him when it comes to sentimental things so I was very happy to know he really liked it.









Saturday, June 7, 2008

Chris and Nikki's Wedding Sign-in Book

I had so much fun making this 8x8 book for Nikki and Chris. My favorite is page 9 with them both dandling their feet off the little dock.