Tuesday, January 5, 2010

Accomplishments for 2009

Baptism Napkins - 5
Cannibalized Cards - 40
Crochet Potholders - 36
Greeting Cards - 15
K/C Baby Sweaters - 5
K/C Hat - 57
Knit Dishcloths - 7
Scrapbook Pages - 3

Saturday, December 5, 2009

Katie & Aaron's Wedding Card!


This is Katie & Aaron's wedding invitation that I got several weeks ago. I took it from this...
... to this!  I just printed an insert to replace the invitation, added a new envelope, and voila, I'm done.  It actually wasn't that easy but I enjoyed doing it!

Sunday, August 16, 2009

Gift Opening Time!

Here are pictures of Heather opening her packages! (see other post from today)






Today is Heather's Flip Flop Birthday

Last January I began to think about Heather's birthday, which is today! Her 25th! We wanted to do something special, and something fun. So I made it known to friends on the "net" that I was looking for all things flip flop. They also knew she does scrapbooking. You have to realize that this girl would wear flip flops 24/7/365 if we didn't live in Wisconsin. :)

Several people sent scrapbook paper, stickers, rubber stamps, a note pad, erasers, one even sent a mini scrapbook made from a pair of flip flops (left side - pink), and another stamped off sheets of flip flop images (center).

I found the scrapbook at Addicted to Rubber stamps, and bought it when they had a 40% off one item, and free shipping. Found the flip flop tub decorations at Walmart, and found some odds and ends in closeout bins.

There are clear stamps (and a mini ink pad, not shown), Jolee stickers, chipboard shapes, a wooden pair of flip flops (right side), and sequin flip flop decorations for her shoes. All I know is that this has been a fun. The picture shows everything that was collected. When she opens it I'll get some pictures and add them later.

Thanks all for making this a special birthday!

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Quote

“When a habit begins to cost money, it’s called a hobby.”
—JEWISH PROVERB

Friday, April 3, 2009

Knitted Dishcloth Donation

I made twelve knitted, cotton dishcloths, one for each month and donated them in gift-basket form to the local hospital for their Children's Miracle Network craft sale that took place today. They were going to use it as a silent auction item. (I also donated some crocheted items: potholders, and a baby sweater.) The basket and tag that was on it are posted here. I asked them to let me know what the basket went for. I'll update that later.