Thursday, October 28, 2010
Fall Crow Border
Well today in some ways has turned out to be a waste. Sigh. I called and scheduled Qwest to come and install high speed internet today between 8-12 so while I was waiting, I sat in my craft room and started to create some fall borders. When the Qwest technician never came, I called and was told he was probably just running late. So I went back to my craft room for another couple of hours. Call again and am told that I was and am schedule for install tomorrow, not today. I confirmed with the girl when placing the order 3 different times so I KNOW I didn't make a mistake. To make matters worse, now I have to stay home tomorrow and hubby and I were going to go on a date day. GRRRRR....... so many things to do and I am NOT a happy customer and I don't even HAVE service yet.
Anyway....this is what I was doing while I was waiting for the technician to arrive. I guess in that aspect, not a total waste but.....I think they turned out cute. If you love the crow files, please jump on over to http://www.page-kits.com/item_393/Crows-Silly-Crows--Cutting-File-Set.htm
I spent a little time over there today browsing her files and she has some adorable sets. You might also want to check out her bears blowing bubbles or her girl bear with shortcake! http://www.page-kits.com/category_94/Bears-Cutting-Files.htm Adorable files! The owner of this site is a very kind person and a talented artist. So jump on over...here is the main link to her site http://www.page-kits.com/ and it gets better, she has a blog to visit also and it is FABULOUS! I became a follower. It is http://cookingwithcricut.blogspot.com/
I have enough parts and pieces left over to do 2 or three more but I'm just going to save those for now and see how they might work on the rest of these pages when I put them together. If you look really close, the centers of the flowers are the glue stick embelishments colored with orange ink that someone shared how to make on the scrapbooking forum...Penny was that you??? When I made these I had no idea what I was going to do with them, but since "everyone" else was doing it, I had to give it a try! LOL. Now I'm glad because they look perfect on these little flowers. And just for your info, the pumpkins were just made with the basic shapes in MTC and I actually handcut the stems while the circles were cutting. How simple but cute is that?
Thursday, October 21, 2010
Hello Cards
Monday, October 11, 2010
All Season Bear
Ok...so admit it....how many of you, like me, had this bear or something like it started as a tole painting project and never finished it due to how time consuming it was to hand paint all the outfits for him???? I know I'm not the only one...admit it....I dare you! LOL. Well, about a year ago, I went to a ladies house who is an avid quilter and she had taken fabric and finished the outfits for her bear. Well, because I'm not creative on my own but I copy really well, my mind starts spinning and the thought pops into my head...PAPER....my medium of choice so I pulled out this cute little bear and all his unfinished outfits and proceeded to finally finish them. So this once forgotten and unused all year round decoration is finally being used at my house. I love how this little outfit turned out. The Christmas one is adorable too! So for those of you who may not have finished your cute little bear, use paper....I had all his outfits finished in a couple of hours. Yeah!
Halloween Bucket
Last year we went to a Halloween costume party and our friend gave us these cute little buckets full of fun Halloween treats. Well, this year when I was decorating, I came across this cute little "empty" bucket. Well, empty won't do so.....here is another Halloween home decor idea and it was easier than I expected because I pulled out an old folder that had swap items that I had participated in several years ago and voila....all the paper piecings were done! These paper piecings were too big for my pages since I still scrapbook 8.5 x 11 (shocker huh!) and so they were just sitting in an old folder collecting dust. Perfect! I didn't make one cut or assemble anything other than putting the sticks on the items so it only took about 15 minutes! LOL. I love that!
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