Farmhouse Greeting Cards

Mother's Day, Anniversaries, and Birthdays, oh my!

These are May's greetings which I created using my

Farmhouse "Kit."

Wishing you a beautiful week!

hugs,

Kim

Happy Birthday Cards

Quick share of some sweet birthday cards I created using

more Maggie Holmes papers and embellishments.

Many fans of Maggie can name which collection every piece comes from,

I am not one of those,

but I do appreciate how all the collections play nicely together.

Happy halfway to the weekend!

hugs,

Kim

NOTE:

Be sure to leave a comment on this and every post in the month of February

for a chance to win a large paper crafting destash.

One winner will be chosen at random tomorrow,

 February 28, 2019.

Stash To Treasure Saturday

I gathered these partially used paper pads

and a stack of coordinating embellishments

from my stash.

These have all been in my studio for over a year.

I created these 12 fun and youthful cards.

They will be in my next box to:

hugs,

Kim

NOTE:

Be sure to leave a comment on this and every post in the month of February

for a chance to win a large paper crafting destash.

One winner will be chosen at random on February 28, 2019.

My To Do List Just Got Shorter

Valentine's mailed - check

hugs,

Kim

SOURCES:

papers, stickers, and washi: Maggie Holmes for Crate Paper/American Crafts

puffy arrow stickers: Paper Studio at Hobby Lobby

Stash To Treasure Saturday

Every year or so I go through my 12 x 12 papers (of which there are many)

and separate them into keep or donate piles.

My son is a 7th grade Math teacher

so I give him the donate pile to pass along to the art teacher.

As I rifled through pads of paper,

I found this mixed bag of partially used papers

and turned them into these cards.

After these 6 cards were made,

I used my dies to cut shapes for later use.

All of this effort barely made a dent,

but tomorrow is another day!

happy weekend hugs,

Kim

NOTE:

Be sure to leave a comment on this and every post in the month of February

for a chance to win a large paper crafting destash.

One winner will be chosen at random on February 28, 2019.

6 x 6 Saturday

I have used this adorable stamp set from

BoBunny quite a few times over this past year,

and just recently purchased the coordinating 6" x 6" paper pad.

(The stamp set is called

"Forest Friends,"

and the paper is called

"Little Wonders.")

Using one of each pattern paper

(a total of 12 sheets),

I created the 6 greeting cards pictured above.

I line all my envelopes,

which explains 12 sheets for 6 cards.

These will be making their way to:

My goal is to finish up this 6 x 6 pad by the end of the month.

Wish me luck.

hugs,

Kim

And The Winner Is...

JoAnne

of Vintage Dragonfly

I will be sending this card and the stack of supplies your way!

Thanks to all who left lovely comments!

Remember, you can sign up for email notices

so you never miss a post.

hugs,

Kim

Giveaway Time!

Here are the finished cards from yesterday's WOYWW.

Leave a comment on this post,

telling me which is your favorite card.

I will choose one random winner 

this Monday.

The winner will receive the greeting card they mention in the comment

and the nice bundle of supplies in the last photo above.

Remember,

there is still time to sign up for January's ATC swap.

Also,

join me every Tuesday for the Art Card Tuesday link party.

hugs,

Kim

What's On Your Workdesk Wednesday? 500

I grabbed a bag of this and that paper bits to make these greeting cards.

They need some finishing touches.

Come back tomorrow to see the final projects,

and there may be a little giveaway too!

I'm joining the party at Stamping Ground!

hugs,

Kim

$5.00 FriYAY! (double dip)

$5.00 worth of Dollar Tree finds,

plus a few extras from my supplies

(adhesives, 6 dies, 3 punches, sentiment stamps, ink, glitter pen, cardstock and envelopes)

came together to create these 6 OWLdorable cards.

They will be heading to Send A Smile 4 Kids. 

There are plenty of leftovers after these 6 cards were made.

In fact, here are some bonus projects

which incorporated the google-eyes and foam sheets from above. 

If I double count the foam sheets and google eyes,

this group of makes cost a total of $4.50.

The ribbon was only $.50 at Joann Fabrics (on clearance).

I used Tim Holtz Mini Paper Rosettes die for the bookclips.

Additionally, cardstock, envelopes, circle die, paper clips, stamps, adhesives, and ink

were used to complete these projects.

A circle die cut from fun foam covers all the messy bits on back.

Please leave a comment.

At the end of the month,

I will announce a random winner

of a special gift.

(only one comment per post will be entered).

happy hugs,

Kim