A New Ink on Life

The Last of the Entries

Okay as promised here is the last of my Artisan Award entries for 2012. I had a blast creating them and I am now so ready to start sharing a whole bunch of new projects starting tomorrow! I'll warn you this is going to be a long post-feel free just to look at the pretty pictures,lol!

First up here is the other 3D project that I created. It is a My Digital Studio Hybrid project and is intended to be a bedroom door sign for a boy. My son has already made me promise to recreate it for his room-guess I should get on it:)

For those of you that may not be to familar with MDS as of right now there is no easy way to "colour in" a line image so I painstakingly coloured in the bottle of "awesome sauce" using various punches. Tendious yes, but so worth it. The good news is that on August 1st Stampin' Up! will be releasing the new MDS2! There will be an upgrade available for those that already have MDS and with it comes 75 new features-I can't wait!

Here's a close up of the medallion that I made and attached to the frame.

Next is another one of the cards I created. Rainbows are so popular right now in paper crafting and I tought it would be fun to create a water coloured one that also uses the emboss resist technique.

I stamped the sentiment on Water Colour Paper using VersaMark Ink then heat embossed it with Clear Embossing Powder. I then took an Aqua Painter and sveral different ink colour to wash the colours across the paper. The embossed words then resisted the ink.

What is hard to tell from the photo is that the rainbow piece was also light sprayed with shimmer mist so it had a fine sparkle to it. The "here's to you" was stamped on Shimmery White Card stock then embossed with Black Embossing powder and sponged over top with Bashful Blue Ink.

And last but not least is another card. I really love water colouring so that is what I focused on with this one. Plus I just love how well one of the Four Frames stamps matches perfectly with the Elements of Style stamp set.

Now I know there are alot of people out there that are not lovers of the colour Bravo Burgundy but it looks stunning with Pink Pirouette. For the colour combo on this card I used it with Pink Pirouette, Always Artichoke and More Mustard. This was actually the first card I made for the contest.

Here you can see a close up of the pleated DSP, double Seam Binding bow and the Antique Brad with a pearl added to the center.

Supplies used:

Boys Bedroom Door Sign Hybrid Project

Traditional Supplies:

Paper: Whisper White, Not Quite Navy, Real Red, Textured and Smooth Basic Black. Neutrals Designer Series Paper Stack (Basic Black Polka Dots Pattern)

Accessories: Big Shot, Circles #2 Die,2 3/8” Scallop Circle Punch, 1 ¾” Circle Punch, Basic Black Wide Striped Grosgrain Ribbon, Marina Mist 1/8” Taffeta Ribbon, Silver Mini Brads, Simply Scored Scoring Tool

* To create the Real Red piece on top of the medallion I used the 2 3/8” Scallop Circle Punch. Once the shape was punched out I reinserted the scallops one at a time to notch out the scallop and create a more masculine shape.

Digital Supplies:

My Digital Studio Full Software, Epic Overlays, Downtown Grunge Photo book Template, Extreme Elements, Hip and Handsome Overlays, Flag Punch, Number One Designer Kit, Timeless Type Junior Letters and Number Punch, Staples, Basic Gray Grid Designer Series Paper

* Background paper is from Downtown Grunge (lightened the opacity) and was overlaid with Hip and Handsome Overlay #9. The “Awesome Sauce” jar was filled using Square, Oval and Rounded Corner Punches filled in with Cherry Cobbler for the “sauce” and Whisper White for the label. Additional jars were stacked with opacity at 20%. Drop shadows were added to several of the images.

Other: Black 8x10 Wood Frame, 1942 Report Font, Hot Glue Gun

Wonderful You Rainbow Card

Stamps: Friendly Phrases, Word Play

Ink: Real Red, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight, Tempting Turquoise, Wild Wasabi, Rich Razzleberry, Island Indigo, Concord Crush, Bashful Blue VersaMark, Black StazOn

Paper: Water Color Paper, Shimmery White, Tempting Turquoise, Basic Black

Accessories: Big Shot, Stripe Textured Impressions Folder, Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch, ¾” Circle Punch, Brights Designer Buttons, White Baker’s Twine, 1 3/8” and 1 ¼” Square Punch, Aqua Painter, Clear and Black Embossing Powder, Hearts Collection Framelits Dies, Full Heart Punch

Life Is a Matter of Moments Card

Stamps: Elements of Style, Four Frames, Woodgrain Background stamp, Pursuit of Happiness

Ink: Bravo Burgundy, Pink Pirouette, More Mustard, Always Artichoke, River Rock Black StazOn

Paper: Bravo Burgundy, Basic Black, Naturals Ivory, Watercolor Paper. Designer Series Paper Stacks Subtles and Regals

Accessories: Decorative Label Punch, Aqua Painter, Pearl Basic Jewels, Antique Brads, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch, Always Artichoke Seam Binding

So that's it for my entries and tomorrow is a new day with new projects:)

 

My Little Pumpkins and Some Fabulous Flowers

I will admit I have been sitting at home having a small pity party these last few days due to the fact that for the first time in 4 years I am not at Stampin' Up!'s annual Convention:( However my amazing friend Connie has been texting, emailing and even phoning me to make sure I do not miss out on any of the action. I think she has sent me over a 100 pictures in the last 2 days:) I have tons to share from Convention including pictures of the amazing sample boards in the next few days, but I thought I should finish sharing the projects I had entered into this years Artisan Award.

Oh and I want to send out a great big CONGRATULATIONS to the following 10 demonstrators who were announced last night as being the Artisan Design Team Members. They are going to have an amazing year ahead of them!  Cindy Beach, Jeanna Bohannan, Amy Bollman, Erica Cerwin, Heidi King, Jane Lee, Sarah Sagert, Heather Summers, Marisa Gunn and Wendy Weixler

 

This is the 3rd scrapbook page I created and is an 8 1/2 x 11 Hybrid page. Again for whatever reason I could not get a good picture of my scrapbook pages.

I created a 8x8 page in My Digital Studio, printed out and then created the title by die cutting some DSP and attaching it to the page.

I then created some tags to added them to the layout.

This card for whatever reason was one of my favourites. I just love the these flowers cut from DSP, the spritzing and colour combo.

Again if you have any questions about any of the projects I post just let me know. I have 2 cards and my last 3D entry still to share and may just lump into one post:) I am sooo ready to show you some new projects using new product!

Supplies used:

Little Pumpkins Hybrid Scrap Page

Traditional Supplies:

Stamps: Fabulous Phrases

Ink: Basic Black

Paper: Cajun Craze, Textured and Smooth Whisper White, Early Espresso, Not Quite Navy. Well Worn Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Crop a Dile, ¾” Circle Punch, Lucky Limeade Baker’s Twine, Jewellery Tag Punch, Vintage Trinkets, Big Shot, Timeless TypeJunior Alphabet Sizzlets

Digital Supplies:

My Digital Studio Full Software

Candid Frames, Hexagon Punch, Number One Designer Kit, Frameable Gratitude Designer Template

The Earth Laughs in Flowers Card

 Stamps: Fabulous Florets

Ink: Not Quite Navy, Black StazOn, River Rock and Always Artichoke Stampin’ Write Markers

Paper: Textured Whisper White, Paisley Petals Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Big Shot, Bigz Clear Circle Die, Bigz Scallop Circle Die, Basic Pearl Jewels, Simply Scored Scoring Tool, Color Spritzer Tool, Dimensionals, Tombow Multi Purpose Liquid Glue, Paper Snips

Have a great day!

Always Remember to Live in the Sunshine

Sorry it has been so quiet around here, I was away since last Wednesday with very little acess to the internet-but for good reason as I got to see my "little" (I say that loosely as he is 6' 3"!) brother marry the love of his life:) Oh and all 3 of my kids were in the wedding party, that means lots of cute pictures to come!

So tonight I thought I would share with you another one of my Artisan Award entries. Unfortunately I will not be attending Stampin' Up!'s annual Convention this year but you can bet I will be stalking the internet to see all of amazing displays! And I am so excited to finally see the Artisan Finalists fabulous enteries.

This page really stirs up a lot of emotion for me as all I truly wish for my children is that they will continue to grow into the amazing people they are already becoming, and for them to always try to see the positive in people and in life. Trust me I know how very difficult that can be first hand but I truly believe that trying to stay focused on the good can only bring better things:)

Unfortunately I did not get a really great picture of the page before I sent it off:( I used the products from the Summer Smooches Suite and created a page with a lot of white space so the pictures could really stand out. One of my favourite parts of this page is the White Waffle Paper that was ruffled across the bottom of the page. It added some more dimension and texture to the the layout which was important because of all the white space.

I also added a die cut Doily behind the largest photo to balance the over all look of the page.

Here's a full list of supplies and as always let me know if you have any questions:)

Stamps: Pursuit of Happiness, Family Reunion, Bright Blossoms

Ink: Daffodil Delight, Lucky Limeade, Real Red,

Basic Black. Basic Black Stampin’ Write Marker

Paper: Textured and Smooth Whisper White, and Basic Black card stock. Summer Smooches Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Big Shot, Large Paper Doily Sizzlet, Daffodil Delight Seam Binding, ¾” and 1” Circle Punches, Curly Label Punch, White Waffle Paper

Sticky Strip, Mini Glue Dots, Tombow Multi Purpose Liquid Glue

Have a great night,

You Mean the World to Me, Dad

Well Summer has finally shown up here in Western Canada and we had a beautiful weekend full of sunshine and fun. Sorry for my lack of blogging lately but with kids home and me not feeling a 100% my creative mojo has been a little lack lustre. However I do have another Artisan entry to share today and I am also hoping to get some stamping done tonight:)

I am usually one to shy away from masculine cards but I just love the way this one turned out! I really wanted to create a wood like feel to the base of the card so I started with Soft Suede card stock then took the matching Classic Ink Pad and dragged it acroos the paper several times. Next I used my Whisper White Craft Ink Pad and also dragged it across to create a streaky white washed effect.

For the panel of DSP I punched out several different pieces and patterns from the Well Worn Designer Series Paper with the Petite Pennant Punch and carefully glued them together on a scrap of paper then matted it onto some Cajun Craze Card stock. The main image is from The Open Sea stamp set.

I really wish I had taken a picture of the inside as I carried the theme into there as well and also stamped the words "You Mean the World to Me " from the Word Play set.

Here is a full list of supplies:

Stamps: The Open Sea, Word Play

Inks: Early Espresso, River Rock, Crumb Cake, Soft Suede, Not Quite Navy, Whisper White Craft Ink

Paper: Soft Suede, Naturals Ivory, Very Vanilla, Crumb Cake, Cajun Craze, Well Worn Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Big Shot, 3” Circle Die, 2 ½” Circle Punch, Linen Thread, Paper Piercer, Petite Pennants Builder Punch, Vintage Trinkets

Have a great day and I may even be back later with a NEW card!

 

Hello Spring!

Okay, so you are probably wondering what the heck is going on with the title of my bog post?! Yes I do know it is Summer, although with all the rain we have had here lately the weather has definately been more Spring like:) This wreath is one of the 3D items that I had created for Stampin' Up!'s Artisan Award Contest this year.  I will be the first to admit that I am no 3 dimensional project super star but I think it turn out pretty cute.

I started with a small grapevine wreath and spray painted it white. I then took a stripe of Twitterpated Designer Fabric and created a bow that I attached to the wreath with my hot glue gun.

To create the banner I attached another pattern from the same fabric onto card stock with Sizzix Multi Purpose Adhesive Sheets then cut it into 3 banner/flags. Next using Jet Black Stazon I stamped the word "hello" from Pennant Parade on the fabric. The fags were decorated using the little flower punch from the Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack and the Dotted Ribbon Scallop Border Punch.

For the flowers I used the Fun Flowers Die and cut out several different colours and shapes then sprayed then with water to crumple them up a bit and shape them. The word "Srping" was created in My Digital Studio then cut into a flag and attached to a tooth pick.

Here's a full list of supplies:

Traditional Supplies:

Stamps: Pennant Parade

Ink: Black StazOn

Paper: Blushing Bride, Pink Pirouette, Pool Party, Certainly Celery, Pear Pizzazz, Whisper White

Accessories: Big Shot, Fun Flowers Bigz L Dies, Basic Pearls, Itty Bitty Shapes Punch Pack, Twitterpated Designer Fabric, Lucky Limeade Baker’s Twine, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch, Mini Glue Dots, Sizzix Multi Purpose Adhesive Sheets

 Digital Supplies:

My Digital Studio Full Software

Walk in the Park II Kit (the word “spring”)

Other:

Wreath, White Spray Paint, Hot Glue Gun, Tooth Pick

 

Have a great day!

So Many Smiles...

... begin with you! I just love those two matching sentiments from Petite Pairs stamp set. Today I do have a reason to smile and that is because of all you that visit my blog to see what I have made and also for the many of you that have emailed me lately or left such sweet comments, I truly do appreciate it:) I am starting to feel a little better,and I will be having several follow up and specialist appointments over the next few weeks.   Gasp-I even stamped a little, although I am not going to share what I made today just quite yet but I do have another Artisan Entry to share.

 This was the last card that I had made out of the required 5 cards and it is very much on the CAS side but there is still lots of little details. I really love this colour combo of Whisteria Wonder, Pool Party, Calypso Coral, Daffodil Delight and Whisper White. I just find it so fresh and fun!

In this picture you can really see the frame that I created using the Labels Collections Framelits. I also placed a banner strip of Whisteria Wonder through the frame then place the layered butterfly on top of it. There was a lot of dimesionals used on this card,lol!

And this is what the inside looked like. I kept with the same colour scheme and stamped the matching inside sentiment on a scrap of paper then punched it out and popped it up.

Here is the full list of supplies:

Stamps: Petite Pairs, Sweet Floral Background

Ink: Basic Black, Wisteria Wonder, Daffodil Delight

Paper: Whisper White, Calypso Coral, Wisteria Wonder, and Pool Party. Attic Boutique Designer Series Paper

Accessories: Big Shot, Perfect Polka Dots Textured Impressions Folder, Designer Frames Folder, Beautiful Wings Embosslits, Dotted Scallop Ribbon Border Punch Wide Oval Punch, Small Oval Punch, Mini Silver Brads, Basic Jewels Rhinestones, Whisper White Organza Ribbon,Paper Crimper, Dimensionals, Tombow Multi Purpose Liquid Glue

Have a great day!

 

Life is Beautiful.........

Well I can certainly say that when I posted last I had no idea that it would be 3 weeks until I posted again! I feel as though I have been traveling on a rollercoaster these past few weeks. To make a very long story short I have been having some health issues lately that have landed me twice in the ER and then several trips to doctor's offices and specialists. Unfortunately I really don't have any clear answers yet but I am hopeful that they will find some answers soon and that I will be back to stamping again! It has been killing me that I have been unable to create any new projects with all of the awesome SU! goodies that I have from the new Catalogue:(

But I do have a project to share with you today that I created a few months ago for the Stampin' Up! Artisan Award. They had made an announcement back at the end of March that the contest was changing and that the previous year's winners were now able to enter this year. That really did not give me much time to create some projects but this past year has been such an unbelievable blessing that I figured why not? Unfortunately I did not get choosen again this year as a finalist but I had a wonderful time making the projects I did submit and I am so excited for the 20 finalists that were chosen! Some of my really wonderful and dear friends are on that list so I wish them the very best in making it to the top ten design team!

This page was one of the last projects I created, it is a 12x12 Hybrid scrapbook page:

Here is the My Digital Studio page that I printed out as an 8x8 I then matted it on some Perfect Plum card stock then attached that to some First Edition Specialty DSP and then onto Crumb Cake card stock.

There is an incredible amount of layering and playing with the opacity on this page not to mention a rediculous amount of digital downloads:)

Here is an upclose look at some of the traditional products and embellishments that I added to the page:

This chipboard butterfly was covered in both Vanilla and Blushing Bride Smooch Spritz and then I added some Rhinestone Jewels. The Paper Daisy was stamped with the En Francais Background stamp. I then added some Perfect Plum Taffeta Ribbon to a Hat Pin and placed it behind the flower.

This was one of my favourite details on the page. I stamped a butterfly from Kindness Matters on Vellum Card stock then fussy cut it out-including the antennas and using a Blender Pen and some Pefect Plum Ink I also coloured a little of the wings on the backside of the Vellum. I attached it with a Mini Glue Dot then created a little flight trail using the teeny tiny pink rhinestones from the Blossom Builders Designer Printed Kit.

Lastly I added some journaling that I had printed out on Vellum Card stock and also added a fussy cut butterfly and some stamping to it.

Here is a full list of the supplies that I used:

Traditional Supplies:

Stamps: Kindness Matters, En Francais Background

Ink: Black StazOn, Perfect Plum Ink Pad and Marker, River Rock

Paper: Perfect Plum, Crumb Cake, First Edition Specialty Designer Series Paper, Vellum Card stock

Accessories: On Board Merry Melody Chipboard, Blushing Bride and Vanilla Shimmer Smooch Spritz, Basic Rhinestone Jewels, Blossoms Builders Designer Printed Kit, Big Shot, Labels Collections Framelits Dies, Tasteful Trim Bigz XL Die,  Hat Pin, Perfect Plum 3/8” Taffeta Ribbon, Paper Daisies, Color Spritzer Tool, Mini Glue Dots, Sticky Strip, Tombo Multi Purpose Liquid Glue

 Digital Supplies:

My Digital Studio Full Software,Eclectic Overlays, Grateful Heart Thanksgiving Ensemble, Style Beautiful, Candid Frames

*Large Photo was put to 60% Opacity then the grid from Grateful Heart Ensemble was overlaid in River Rock at 20% Opacity. The Eclectic Overlay frame was added at 60% Opacity in Very Vanilla*

As I feel up to it I hope to be posting the rest of my enteries, thanks so much for stopping by!

 

Artisan Award Winning Project # 10 Blog Hop Day 10

Well my friends, today I am sharing the last of my Artisan Award projects. It was fun to revisit each project with all of you (and try to remember exactly what I did to make each of them,lol!). I have really enjoyed looking at everyone else's projects and reading all the little details that went into making each one, details that are so easily missed when you are looking at them from 8 feet away.

If you have been following along you should have arrived here from the very talented  Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects.

The last project that I am sharing today is my final 3D. Now I think I know where my strengths and weaknesses lie when it comes to my skills in paper crafting. I am am not a 3D rock star like my fellow Artisan winners. So I knew when I was figuring out what I was going to make that it would not be some phenomel structure or amazing sewing project. I knew it had to reflect me and what I was capable of and hopefully that would be enough. I decided to focus on trend, composition, and trying to use something in an innovative way.

So I created this banner and added my favourite-Pinwheels!

I know it would be so much better if I had a picture of it hanging up,but.... you guessed it this was taken at the UPS store right before it was sent off! Now please do not think that I did not put a lot of time and effort into my projects because some were created last minute-it is just how my brain works:) I see something in my head and then create in spurts. Fortunately for me the 3D projects just came to me and I was then able to sit and create them. Trust me in the days leading up to that final night I did not think everything would be finished on time.

So on to the banner! I used the now retired Pennant Die and instead of placing the scored side of the card stock to the left, I placed it to the right so it created a forked pennant rather then a triangular one. The pennant was made from Textured Pacific Point card stock and then I decorated it with pinwheels made from the Celebrations Designer Series Paper and matching Quick Accents. The letters for the word PARTY were created in My Digital Studio using the Broadsheet Alphabet Download, I added a drop shadow to each letter in Pacific Point to help make the letters pop. One of the best things about My Digital Studio is that you can resize any of the stamps. So I was able to create the letters large enough for my banner and colour match my card stock-love it!
 
 And  now for a recap of the the last 10 days here is a picture of all of my projects as they were displayed at Convention:

 
 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard  (you are here)  
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

 Have a great weekend and I should be back on Monday with something new to share:)

Artisan Award Winning Project #9 Blog Hop Day 9

Wow here we are on day 9 of this year's Stampin' Up! Artisan Blog Hop. If you have been following along you should have arrived her from the very talented  Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects. 

Today I am sharing the last of my card entries. This one was so much fun to create as it has TONS of sponging, destressing, misting, tearing, bleaching and embossing going on:)

I started with a Naturels Ivory standard size card base and stamped it with the Woodgrain Background stamp. Then using the Destressing Essentials Tool Kit I sanded the whole card. Next I used the Tea stain ink and some water along with the flat rubber stamp from the kit a rubbed it all over. 

The main butterfly image is actually from the First Edition Designer Series Paper and I used some ink pads and a Blender Pen to lightly colour it. The Crumb Cake piece of card stock was stamped with the cherry blossoms from Easter Blossoms and clear embossed. Next I took my Aqua Painter and filled it with Bleach then "coloured" in the blooms. I love how they bleached out.

I really wanted to use some of the Springtime Vintage fabric on at least one of my entries and since I am not a real sewer I opted to add it to my card. I sponged it then pleated it under a strip of card stock that was also pleated and punched out using the Scallop Dotted Ribbon Border Punch. The sentiment is from Word Play and I thought it was very fitting for a Butterfly themed card. It was stamped on a piece of Wood Sheet and clear embossed then sponged over with Soft Suede Ink. Even the piece of First Edition DSP that I chose is about butterflies and their metamorphosis.
 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

 

Well tomorrow night I will be sharing the last of my projects my final 3D, and yes that photo was taken in the UPS store too!

Have a great day,
 

 

Artisan Award Winning Project #8 Blog Hop Day 8

Well here we are on day 8 of the Stampin' Up! Artisan Award blog hop, so far between us we have shared 64 projects! Hopefully you have enjoyed all of them and maybe they have even encouraged you try something new:) If you have been following a long you should have arrived her from the very talented  Laura Mellinger's blog, and if not there is a full list of all of the blog's at the end of this post, so be sure to check out their amazing projects.

Hmmm with only 3 projects left I was trying to decide what to show next, but finally decided on one of my cards. This one was the last card that I made and again it was made the night before I shipped my package off so I appologize for the poor picture but again it was taken in the UPS store!

This wedding card looks so much better IRL. I also had stamped and decorated the inside but I was in such a rush that day that I didn't get a picture of it. The base of the card is Basic Gray Textured card stock and the card measures 3x6. I tried to create several different sizes of cards for my entries. I layered on a piece of Basic Black Textured then an embossed layer of Sahara Sand. I die cut the black Scallop Heart Embosslit, then punch out another heart with the Full Heart Punch from Shimmer White Card stock. Next was what took the longest! I punched out several little flowers from Shimmer White then carefully placed them all over the heart; covering it. Then I used my Paper Piercer and placed mini Pearl Jewels in the center of each flower. Now if you looked closely at the photo you can see that one of the pearls is missing! I didn't realized it until I got home and uploaded the photo to my computer-I could have cried, but I guess it was not detrimental in the end:) To make the sentiment a strong focal point I punched out 2 flowers from Pretty in Pink then place the tag under it.
 
Supplies used:

Stamps: Teeny Tiny Wishes, Baroque Motiffs (on the inside)

Ink: Basic Black

Paper: Textured Basic Gray and Basic Black, Sahara Sand, Pretty in PInk

Accessories: Pretty in Pink Taffeta Ribbon, Big Sot, Vintage Wall Paper Folder, Scallop Heart Of Hearts Embosslit, Full Heat Punch, Jewlery Tag Punch, Pearl Jewels, Itty Bitty Punch Shapes Pack

 

Now be sure to hop on over to Heather Stevens blog and her amazing project!

And here is the list and order of the full hop:

1. Connie Collins  
2. Sandra Farrell
3. Heidi King  
4. Heather Klump   
5. Cheryl LeFore   
6. Laura Mellinger
7. Jennifer Picard    
8. Heather Stevens       
9. Summer Stone    
10. Heather Summers   

Have a great day and tomorrow morning I will be back with this week's Stampin' Royalty Challenge!