Let it Snow…
I gotta say I am impressed with myself today… two big blog posts in one day.… As promised here are the instructions for this...
read moreA scrapbooking journal by Lisa M. Pace
I gotta say I am impressed with myself today… two big blog posts in one day.… As promised here are the instructions for this...
read moreI’m so happy to announce that I am now offering for sale step by step project tutorials. A few of the project tutorials...
read moreThese past few days I have been busy working on an adorable ornament (if I don’t say so myself) for a project a friend of mine...
read moreMy “A Very Vintage Christmas” workshop starts today so in its honor I figured I would have a very vintage project. I...
read moreIf you like creating projects with a vintage flare and working with random items you’ve collected, such as old sheet...
read moreHere is a really quick ornament to create that is perfect to make if you are in an ornament swap with a bunch of ladies that...
read moreIf you like creating projects with a vintage flare and working with random items you’ve collected, such as old sheet...
read moreHere is a simple ornament/tag you can create for your home or attach to or give as a gift. The instructions are pretty...
read moreGosh… what a bad blogger I have been as of late. I am under a big book deadline so I have been creating like a mad woman. So...
read moreSupplies Needed: Clear Ornaments Transparency Maya Road Rubons Ribbon Faux Snow Tools Needed: Coluzzle (circle) Instructions: Print wallet sized photos in greyscale onto transparency Cut out photo using your Coluzzle or other form of circle cutter to appropriate size for your ornament Roll up transparency and place inside of ornament (you might need to flatten it out just a bit, I used the eraser on top of a pencil) Add Faux Snow to inside of ornament Using Rubons place a word or date along the front of the ornament Tie a bow to the hanger Enjoy.
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 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.
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