Loads of Love

For my hubby...

It was for our anniversary yesterday, so he's seen it now! 

Love this cute little old truck image from Beccy's Place ... 

a digital stamp set "The Long Haul". 

I'm also entering it in her October Challenge on her 

Beccy's Place Blog !

Thanks for stopping by.

Graduation Cap Cards

I had some old paper in my stash that followed a 1950's design. So when a couple friends had a 50's sock hop grad party for their seniors, I thought it the perfect opportunity to make some cute graduation cap cards and use up some of this old, but cute patterned paper. I even had tiny tassels to put on them!

Female version:

Male version:

Thanks for stopping by :)

I've entered the second card into 2 challenges:

1) Try Stampin' on Tuesday

2) Dutch Dubadoo #43

Anniversary Roses

These cards were so easy, because I didn't have to do anything but pop out these
pre-colored die-cut images and glue them to a card base! Then stamped the "Happy Anniversary" sentiment on the front or inside

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the sentiment is inside on this card

I did pop-up the left rose on this one to give it some dimension.

That's all for today. Thanks for stopping by :)

Easy Sympathy Card

Another fast and easy sympathy card for another member of the same family as the cards I posted a couple days ago (see here). I used a pre-printed card front in a paper pack from Heartfelt Creations. I would have liked to stamp "with sympathy" inside the circle in the bright light area, but didn't have anything small enough to fit the space.

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Now here's a look inside:

Cards like these are good when you're in a pinch..... now I really need to work on my stash!

Have a great day! :)

Super Simple Sympathy Cards

I have known I needed to get busy and make some more sympathy cards, as I had depleted my meager stash. But when a large family I know, lost their beloved dad and grandfather in death not too long ago, I had not gotten any made yet.

So I had to make some quick and easy ones.... fast!..... My solution was finding some patterned paper in my stash that was appropriate and stamping the sentiments.

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These were super simple... A2 size cards.... I cut the patterned paper slightly smaller to leave border of base showing. Then stamped the sentiment on front and inside. Done.

closeup of one on the right above

another one of the three:

They all look slightly different with the random daffodils in different spots.

the inside sentiment

I have another one to share in my next post that was not part of these daffodil paper ones. Until then... thanks for stopping by :)