Father's Day

Yah, I know I am terrible at blogging. But better late then never?

This is the father's day card I made for my husband last year. He is getting a Masters in a Microbiology so I thought this little science guy from everyday paper dolls was perfect!!

Let's Party

This is a birthday invitation for my niece who is turning one. After having two boys, her mom (my sister-in-law) loves pink. So, it is a very pink, sparkly, girly card. I worry it is too adult for a one year old party. But, this is what I came up with.




Card Recipe:
Cupcake: Doodlecharms
Let's Party: Cuttin Up
Flowers: Home Decor
Paper: The Paper Studio
Stickles and Popdots, of course!

This was a quick thank you card I needed. I loved this paper and wanted to show case it. So I didn't add too much to it. Pink ribbon and "thanks" from Opposites Attract.

N and A

I made some flannel board pieces for my nephews (I'll post that later) and wanted to make them cards to go with it. I wanted it to be a simple card. Not too frilly but cute. This is what I came up with. The plain paper is from DCWV and I don't know where the striped paper is from. I have had it in my stash for years waiting to find a home! all the circles and the letters were from the Plantin Schoolbook cart. The antenna on the caterpillar were slashes from Opposites Attract, I think. Anyway, hope you enjoy!

To You

Just a simple card with paper and ribbon from DCWV. The lettering is from the "Opposites Attract" cart and the flower is from "Home Decor." The flower is attached with pop dots, of course.

Welcome To Disney World

I am still trying to catch up on my scrapbook. I am still doing pictures from 2005, before I even met my husband. Now I have a child. I am WAY behind. But, I am getting there. I am trying to be selective with what I scrapbook so I don't get too overwhelmed and too behind. I need to remind myself that not everything needs to be scrapbooked! Anyway.

These pages are from a trip I took to Disney World in August 2005. I realized I didn't have any pictures with me in them, but I still wanted to document the trip. So, I did anyway. I used the Disney Mickey and Friends cart for this page. And I did something I NEVER do: used white paper as a background. I wanted to focus on the pictures and the cutouts and I couldn't think of a paper to use as a background that did that as well as the white. So, it was done. Also, I LOVE pop-dots to add dimension. On this LO there are pop-dots for mickey, goofy, the sun, the airplane, Disney, the top layer of grass, and I think even the clouds. Like I said, I LOVE pop-dots!! Overall, I really like the way these pages turned out.


I didn't have a lot to document, just the date and the fact that it was ridiculously hot!! So, I just wrote a bit in the corner, so as not to take away from the images.


Close up of goofy.


Close up of Mickey.
I love the stickles on Disney. It really adds a lot and makes it more special!