Showing posts with label Pollycraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pollycraft. Show all posts

Saturday, August 28, 2010

Thank you

Yesterday, I didn't post any card and I was talking of how much I miss my family. And I am so touched that several of you, most I have never even met, took the time to send comforting words and virtual hugs to me. I know that most of you visit my blog for the cards and the fact that you were willing to reach out to me in a time when I am feeling down, helped me to smile & feel better. Thank you so much for the comfort and support. Ladies, you all made me teary eyed with your thoughtfulness. From the bottom of my heart, thank you and I am so grateful to have known you even if it's only though blogging.

Today, I still feel a bit sad, but you know me, I always try to look at things on the bright side, too. Like hubby said, at least I can call and with the internet, facebook, etc., I can still share many things with my family. Granted, it's not the same as seeing them in person, being able to hug them, it's still better than nothing. I love my mom so much and she knows that and that's what matter. She knows I'd do my best to try to see her as often as I can.

On more cheerful note, how about a card?  I made this card a few days ago for this week Wee Memories "In The Forest" challenge sponsored by Third Coast Stamp. Since I love fairies and in my mind, they usually live in the forrest, that's what I used for my card.



I think the pic came out pretty good. I found a great deal on Ebay (yes, Ebay you should pay me for advertising you all the time) for photo-tent. I mostly take pics of my cards in the evening, so it's hard to get good lighting. But the photo tent seems to help. This was my 1st attempt, so still need lots of practice.

I hope you can join us in this fun challenge! Help us spread the words by joining the challenge will you. Each week, there's always fun prizes for the challenge. Okay peeps, I have to go. Today is cleaning the house top to bottom day! Especially my scrapbook room that totally looks like shipwreck. Time to but more container. Have a super duper fun weekend!

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Mojo Monday # 135

I haven't do the Mojo Monday challenge for awhile now. But, I like this week sketch, so I decided to play. I am using the Lilybean fairy again as I do love how cute they look. The good thing about digital stamp is I can resize and print a bunch of them ahead of time, which is great for those spur of the moment kind of thing.

The bad thing? LOL, now beside my pile of scrap papers, I have to find way to organize those digital stamps that I printed. As much as I try to use up the pile that I already have, sometime you just have to print some new ones and then the pile just get larger and larger.

Right now, I just put them in envelopes. Maybe I should put them in ziploc, so I don't have to open each envelope just to see what's in there. Any suggestion?

OK, here's the card, before I keep rambling with no direction. :) As always, am sticking to simple and quick.


I think I'll skip card making tonight as I have "Lost" to watch. As much as I am curious to see the end, to understand the whole island thing, I will really miss this show. Right now I have 3 shows that I watched consistently, which are Lost, Flash Forward, and Gray's Anatomy. I was trying to watch Glee, but they're the same time with Lost, so I'll catch up online and then maybe after Lost done, I'll watch that!

Before I forget,  there's still time to join the Mami Doodle color challenge. You can use any stamp you want and when you play, you can win the Midori stamp and an additional stamp of your choice. So, please join. And, I'm doing a little giveaway, too. If you join the Mami Doodles challenge, leave me a comment here on my blog to let me know and I'll add your name on the list, for a chance to win some goodies. Okay peeps, hope you all have a wonderful day!!

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