Monday, February 13, 2012
Happy Valentines Day!
The tag above was created using Stamps, Versamark and Chalk.
I wish I could remember where I saw the idea for these Cute Cricut Sock Cupcakes. We used the Cindy Loo Cricut Cartridge for the base and Close to my Heart Stamp Sets Enjoy and Crafted with Love for the tags. They were super easy and fun to make. I think these will be fun Valentines to give, don't you?
Labels:
Crafted with Love,
Cricut,
Cupcake,
Enjoy,
Pink,
Red,
Socks,
Stamp Sets,
Valentines Day
Saturday, December 31, 2011
Happy New Year 2012!!!
From our family to yours....Wishing you all things happy and successful in 2012...with time left over for crafting and scrapbooking your memories.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Cricut, Cricut, Cricut!
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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
BIG News: CTMH & Cricut
Starting August 1, you will be able to order Close to My Heart's exclusive Cricut® Art Philosophy Collection with 700 shapes, 3 My Acrylix® stamp sets, and 3 sheets of Dimensional Elements!
When you purchase the Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge you will ALSO receive 3 exclusive D size stamp sets, designed to perfectly coordinate with images on the cartridge. Plus we are including three 9 x 12 dimensional elements that work in tandem with the cartridge as well. You can mix and match to your hearts content. Stamp on your cricut shape, cover your Dimensional Element with a Cricut Shape, or cut, stamp and then cover! You will be all set to create uniquely beautiful artwork with incredible ease!
Check out this video!
When you purchase the Cricut Art Philosophy cartridge you will ALSO receive 3 exclusive D size stamp sets, designed to perfectly coordinate with images on the cartridge. Plus we are including three 9 x 12 dimensional elements that work in tandem with the cartridge as well. You can mix and match to your hearts content. Stamp on your cricut shape, cover your Dimensional Element with a Cricut Shape, or cut, stamp and then cover! You will be all set to create uniquely beautiful artwork with incredible ease!
Check out this video!
Labels:
Clear Stamps,
CTMH Cricut Art Philosophy,
Die Cuts
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Happy Birthday!
That was then....
This is now........
How is it possible that 10 years have gone by? As you can see, we have not been inside too much lately...been outside, capturing these moments while we can. The sunshine is fleeting here in Chicago and kids....well, you know what happens to them. They grow so fast. Katelyn will be a Junior in college next year and Logan and Brandon are celebrating their 10th birthday today. I love you guys..... I am so very lucky to be a Mom and have a job that allows me to share these moments with you.
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Mother's Day Surprise!
I feel so blessed to be a Mom. Love this, Don't you! Made me smile, and of course hugs all around. I hope all you Mom's out there had a Happy Mother's Day. P.S. In case you might be wondering...the eye's are mini muffins, and that is bacon as eyebrows:)
Monday, May 2, 2011
CTMH Celebrates Scrapbooking 2011
May is National Scrapbooking Month. Check out the latest artwork! Close to my Heart makes it so easy for anyone to create these amazing pages with step by step directions and embellishments all included in one kit. What do you think?
Has the thought of becoming a consultant ever crossed your mind? Now is the perfect time to "Get off the Fence" and say "Why Not". Did you like the artwork in the video? Guess what? The You and Me kit can be yours free when you signup in May, 2011. How exciting is that!!! What a great time to get the "stuff" and future discounts too.
Has the thought of becoming a consultant ever crossed your mind? Now is the perfect time to "Get off the Fence" and say "Why Not". Did you like the artwork in the video? Guess what? The You and Me kit can be yours free when you signup in May, 2011. How exciting is that!!! What a great time to get the "stuff" and future discounts too.
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Tower of Paper
What is it about Spring that seems to initiate the almost uncontrollable urge to fluff and clean our nests? I love Scrapbooking, Stamping and paper of all colors, shapes and sizes...however, I can't bring myself to throw anything away....even all those little pieces of paper, that for the average person, would be shhhhh....trash. Only a paper crafter would save these little strips and squares because, "this would be perfect for a card etc"...so it gets put in a pile. Well, not anymore. Since I can't throw away, I throw in the drawer. I have been using this system for a couple of years now and I LOVE it, so I thought I would share.
Not only has this been an awesome solution for me to help clear the flat surfaces in my office...lol....but my daughter is excited because she has her own "Tower of Paper". I have a 6 drawer Iris Cart (minus the wheels) that helps paper find a new home. This one is the original size...the drawers measure 10 1/2 x 14. They also make a larger cart with drawer sizes that can hold 12x12 size paper. I wanted the smaller size because this is for "scraps" only...lol. The drawers are arranged in "Rainbow" order with black and white in the top drawer. Each drawer has a 9x3 piece of paper attached to the inside front of the drawer so you can easily tell what color family is in that drawer.
I had to add some stars.....
Here's a peek inside!
This has been great because everyone who comes over to crop knows about the scrap cart. It's super easy to find paper for any project without having to cut into a new piece of cardstock. Logan is happy as a clam because she doesn't need to "ask" to use anything in her tower. Sometimes I also put left over stickers and other embellishments in the drawer. A little surprise for her and helping me to "let go" at the same time. Needless to say...she loves it! Please feel welcome to ask any questions. I hope you enjoy.
Labels:
Logan's Place,
Organization,
Paper Storage,
Spring Cleaning
Friday, April 29, 2011
Sunshine in Chicago!
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
Eggs and CTMH Stamps
A good friend of mine is constantly telling me to post more stuff....lol. Most of the time I do not take pictures of things I give away......... So here goes. I am trying to get out of the ole comfort zone here and share because this probably seems a little crazy. Stamping on eggs..... You see, my oldest daughter loves frogs and she was home from college for Easter. Anyway, I wanted to see if the resist technique could work on eggs. Guess what, it did, and how fun watching the image appear right before our eyes when we dipped the eggs in the dye. I used Versamark ink and stamped one of the frogs from the Fun Times stamp set on a white hard boiled egg, then colored them. It was a little tricky stamping on the curved surface......But how exciting. We did it!! So fun, and a great Let's Get Inky project for kids( because the ink is clear...lol).......Hope you like it.....and maybe give it a try.....
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