This Holiday Season…
My favorite colors are Red and Cream anything accented with Silver Glitter, Rhinestones and Jingle Bells… yep as you can...
read moreA scrapbooking journal by Lisa M. Pace
My favorite colors are Red and Cream anything accented with Silver Glitter, Rhinestones and Jingle Bells… yep as you can...
read moreHere is a quick tutorial to create a simple gift tag or enclosure card for your gifts during the holiday season. I...
read moreThe 12 Days of Christmas is a month long online workshop of holiday creating. Each Monday, Wednesday and Friday for...
read moreI have decided to hold a month long event of holiday crafting starting November 1st. I will post three tutorials each...
read moreGosh, I so stink at this blogging. I guess they like my blog even though I am a bad blogger. Then link the person you received the "I Love Your Blog" award from. Then put links to those blogs on your blog.
read moreAlan and I have been working very hard preparing lots of holiday tutorials to add to my blog. Once purchased you will be able to download each tutorial, which will include a complete list of the supplies and tools needed as well as step by step instructions and color photos of the project you will be creating.
read moreAll the decorating is complete and ready for our holiday guests to arrive. Finally I can sit back and enjoy the holidays and think of what I am going to create with all the new photos I have taken.
read moreI am so loving the sheer alphabet letters (Upper and lowercase Atlanta) by Maya Road. If you would like to purchase some sheer alphabets online I love to order from Scrapgal.com the service there is unbelievable.
read moreWhat is your favorite holiday dish (excluding dessert)? Favorite Holiday memory as a child? What's your favorite holiday tradition? What is your favorite holiday dessert? What is your favorite Christmas song? What is your favorite Christmas special/movie?
read moreFor those of you not familiar with a tussey mussey here is a little bit of info I found on the web. During the Victorian era, tussey mussey bouquets were the rage for weddings, with delicate, lacey looking silver flower holders being very popular. I've posted more photos of this Tussey Mussey in my photo gallery.
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