Ok, so I still haven't really figured out this blogging thing. I find that I'm so busy reading everyone else's blogs, I haven't had time to do my own! My computer completely crashed, and I lost a lot of photos and files.....apparently my "back up drive" wasn't working....it wasn't backing up what I thought it was. I'm just now starting to get everything working again.
I have done some projects, though not as many as I would like. My biggest problem is that my craftiness makes a big mess.....and if I put it all away, it's not easily accessible, so I don't play as much as I would like.....oh well....maybe my blog hopping will have a solution for dining room crafting!
Here's some of my projects over the last 2 months.
I made cupcakes for my daughter's communion with beautiful cupcake wrappers designed by the wonderful HeatherM at the craftedge forum. Unfortunately, I lost the photos of my daughters 1st communion....but I did get some from family and friends who had attended (but no one took pics of my cupcakes!!!)
Then I made a hand print quilt for my youngest daughter's wonderful pre-K teacher...she has taught both of my girls, and will be teaching kindergarten next year, so I wanted to make her something special. I think it turned out really well, except for the actual quilting part!
Then we went to a pirate party and I gave the birthday boy a gift card in a gift card holder designed by capadia designs, and converted a dingbat to make my pirate skull svg. I used freebooter script font for the lettering, and I thought it turned out pretty cute! I would post the skull svg file to share, but I don't know how to post it on here for sharing! If you'd like it, leave a comment with your email address and I will get it to you
Last but not least, I did a graduation JOYFOLD card for my niece. Her school colors were red and white. I love this card style! I made a little inside pocket to hold a check. I think it would have looked better with a computer generated sentiment, but I'm still learning how to do that. I'm also working on making a scut file so you can make 2 complete card bases from one 12 inch page. I'll let you know if it worked once I try to cut it.
Thanks for all of your inspiration, and I'll try to be a better blogger! Have a wonderful day!
Glad for Gladiolas! In Watermedia!
21 hours ago
Good luck with your blog. I won't even attempt to do one. Great projects. I really like your joyfold card. I haven't done one yet, but I plan to real soon.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bummer about the computer crash...I know how aggravating that can be!!! The ART you've share is BEAUTIFUL...the quilt is such a treasure for that teacher and I'm sure she will treasure it ALWAYS!!!!! Love the graduation card you made.....the template would be SO fun to create!!!!! and the skull and crossbones....TOOOOOOOOOO cute!!! You've definately been having ALOT of fun playing and it shows!!!! Thank you for showing us all and I hope you have a very blessed day!!!!
ReplyDeleteyour cards are great could you please send me the file for them?
ReplyDeleteAnnW
weedmana@embarqmail.com
I would love both files if your sharing!! they are awesome!! I like your handwritting instead of computer font but thats just my opinion!!!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
lesliefolks@yahoo.com
Just found your blog recently and am new to Cricut and SCAL. I would like the files you have to share. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteCaroline
celestialcreations@sbcglobal.net
That's terrible that your computer crashed! The quilt and cards are fantastic! Thanks so much for stopping by my blog during the Paper Popsicles blog stomp. I hope you had a great time!
ReplyDeleteYour stuff is really cute! Love that pirate card!
ReplyDeleteHi there! saw your note on my blog and decided to drop by your blog. (very nice stuff - love your quilt and cards). the font is ITC Mona Lisa on the collage
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