Chocolate bar wrappers

Getting ready for the Christmas craft sales.

I made these to go on some big chocolate bars my sister makes.
I used lots of ribbon, Prima flowers and sewing on each one. The titles were cut with my Cricut.

Capture Beauty

I just had to create something last night so I thought I would make a ATC. When I named my card I realized I had much more to say about the subject. So here they are all ten of them.
Now on to something else.

Arrest-traded

ATC's for July.













Okay so because I have no pictures to scrapbook I have been playing with other things.
I love the look of Collage but can't seem to do as good a job with it as I'd like.
The first three are a mix of paint, hot embossing, and Radiant Pearls.
The second picture is my attempt at collage.
For the third set of cards I painted lilies.


The sunflower 4-4 - traded

Wow it's been a while.

I have been making Altered Domino's. I tried the chalk ink and as long as I heat it before going to the next step it seems to be fine.
Step 1. Apply chalk ink and heat to set.
Step 2. Stamp image with StazOn ink.
Step 3. Color in with Bic Mark it pens or Sharpies.
Step 4. I put a layer of Aleene's Clear Gel Tacky glue on top.
Step 5. Attach a magnet to the back.

Pirate princess

This is Pixie after her surgery. She hates the coller, she whines and whimpers whenever I put it on her. She is not to scratch or rub it and she has always rubbed her face after eating so this is something we are watching for all the time. She is so clingy it's been hard to do anything but baby her.

The operation to remover her eye was on Monday the 28th of Jan/08.

Today at 8:30am we took Pixie in to the vets. The ulcer in her eye has gotten worse and we were worried about a possible rupture. She had her eye removed and was spayed. I called the vet at 2:00 and she is still on IV but is resting and the surgery went well. We will pick her up tomorrow morning.

I was playing around with altering paperclips and using up scraps of paper. Not my best card but I still like its simplicity.