Well, I put some Halloween cards up, and didn't want to skip right into Christmas,so here are a few Thanksgiving cards. The first turkey card I made using different pattern papers. The second card I made at my friend Connie's house. This card was made using mostly punches (oval, heart, square and word window)! How cute! I think I am going to do this as a project with my first grade students!
My Cricut has been chirping away! I made these cute spiders for a project at school and had to make some cards with the left overs! I found the paper at my local scrapbooking store and I used some decorative scissors for the border on the bottom. I added a little ribbon and of course some "wiggley" eyes for the final touch! The long sentiment on the bottom is from Savvy stamps and the sentiment in the top right hand corner is from Stampin' Up.
Here are a few old library pockets I wanted to use up. They were a little on the bright side (orange and yellow), so of course, I thought - Halloween! I found these cute pumpkin stickers at Michael's. They are glittery! Add a little decorative ribbon on the pocket and some to match the pull-out card - I just stapled the ribbon onto the pull-out tag. Quick and easy - my kind of card! Thanks for stopping!
Wow! Where has the time gone??? If it weren't for Robyn asking where I am (and missing me :) !!), I would still be lost in housework, paper work and card scraps!!! (Now most of you that know me, you know I am not lost in housework - what's that?!) But work and cardmaking (to keep up with craft shows) has been keeping me busy! Here are a few things I have been working on. Who wouldn't love these cute little kitties sitting on their porch!! I love these vintage cards. I am on the lookout for some vintage snowman pictures. If there is anyone out there that can direct me in the right direction, drop me an email at madebyme2@yahoo.com.
Well, that is all for tonight, I do have more halloween cards to post tomorrow! Thanks for looking and check back soon!
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