Here's a fun little {ippity} card I made a few weeks back. I had fun with some red stitching and created a fun grassy pasture for my cow. I don't know if you can tell, but I snipped away at the top of the olive cs to create the grass, made some rolling hills and stitched along the grass line. Tied it all up with my favorite Perfect Plaid ribbon and a red button. We've been living a lazy life the last few days and I'm loving it! I don't know what I'm going to do next week when we have to be up and dressed by 7:30 am!
This set is called Simply Home and you can order it HERE!
Hugs, Lisa
I then decided that the sentiment from
Shape cards are all the rage. If you haven't made one ever, then challenge yourself to make one. There are lots of templates out there. here's 
For my card today I used the sweet, all-purpose set, 
The one I had on my blog Monday was really created for last week's challenge, create handmade background paper using {
It's super simple, I know, but it still is a fun way to give a gift card. If you need or want these stamps you can 
And here is my card, chuck full of stars, from stamps to pattern paper. 
I used sweet little 
The sketch is from last week's
I think it turned out super cute and she loved it! She was so excited about the shape of the card, she didn't realize there was actually a gift card inside, lol! Here's a close up of the background I created. 
It's one of the projects I submitted for the 
and cutie-pie alphabet kit, Alphabetically Adorable. You can get them both 
This here is the adorable little 
It actually used the sketch from this week's 
The Cards Blog called for a challenge to see what you could do with felt or fabric (fabric is still on my must-get some-in-my-stock list). I used it as a strip and accented it with some red stitching. I used one of the snowflake designs from Very Merry and made a fun, girly card. The sentiment is from PTI, Signature Sentiments by Dawn McVey. I think the felt helps give this card a nice warm feel with the snowflake theme. See my popped up ones? I added subtle detail by punching out a few extra snowflakes with a 1/4 and 1/2 circle punch. 
The olive dp is 
Here's a picture of the top of the tin. 
Do you see those fun letters? They are from the new alphabet set, 
So here's my card. The razzleberry designer paper I used is pleated and topped off with a lemon tart stitched ribbon and a Memory Makers stick pin. I used the snowflake embossing folder to add snowflakes to two of my circles and finished them off with a bit of tinsel glitter (man I {heart} this stuff)! I stamped the snowflakes and sentiment from Kissamas & Mistletoe. 
And here is my card. With Christmas right around the corner I thought an ornament card would be perfect! 
I drew it freehand and with the help of my circle collulzle to get the circle part just right. I left a little notch at the top of my circle so I could have a hinge and a place to tie my pretty 
It's an 
I was feeling like cherry pie, so I paired him up with some October Afternoon, 
Lots of layers, lots of stitching, a fun layered heart sentiment. The papers are Beloved by My Minds Eye (you can get these too from me and {ippity}, just let me know). Finished it off with a pretty bow, some lace and a loopy edge!
This set is so chuck full of awesome images that work well together or than can stand on their own for many different card ideas!
I went with the Jillibean Soup products, most of them from the Lentil Soup line. Chocolate and olive are two of my favorite colors to work with so I knew this would be perfect. The template is a My Timeless template, it's the Recipe Wrap Up. There are 4 little pockets on the inside which hold the lined, month cards. 
I then can write the person's name and their birth date for their birthday month and I now have them all in one place. Here's a close up of the monthly cards. The template I used had the year printed on them, so I covered 'em up with a 3/4 circle since I don't need this 1 year, I get to use this over and over. 
I morphed 2 stamping Bella stamps from the 
The 
Next up is another one of the sweet girls, this time Fairy Girl. I used a different pattern from the same 
BUT once in a while, it would be nice to get a break from all the chores I do. So I like to call this set, Wishful Thinking! lol! Maybe if I keep sending him cards like this, one day he might get a clue and help out a little.
It was a perfect fit! I used old olive cs along with some green, October Afternoon dp from the Night Light line. I thought the design looked just like the fences of a backstop. What do you think?