CraftyPhred

My Christmas Miniature Blog Candy/Giveaway

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 13:16:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I am having a giveway on my Miniature's blog

http://rosiespottingshed.blogspot.com/2011/11/christmas-giveaway.html

Lv Toria

The Dream Catcher

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 29 May 2011 10:58:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Have not posted for a while. Been really busy with work. I thought I would introduce to the lastest member of the family. Born on the 26th May.

The Dream Catcher

We have named her The Dream Catcher, Dream for short. Her mother is Dolly Daydream.

Lv Toria

Card Mojo and the fun of the Fair

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 06 Mar 2011 19:49:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Last weekend was the first time in quite a while that I have sat down and down some crafting. I made a birthday card for my friend, Abi. I used my favourite stamps - Magnolia. I forgot to take a photo of the card. But using the same idea, I have made a card for my dad's birthday. I had to do it in secret. I was up late yesterday, trying to fix my mum's PC, so I was stamping and colouring while waiting for the PC to do things. I finished the card off today.

I have combined the following Magnolia stamps together: Sitting Wedding Edwin and Apple and Cherries - Circus Horse. I have used Distress inks and copics to colour the images in. The papers are from my stash.

The flowers are from Wild Orchid. I have used distress ink and Bronze pearl Pens to distress them. I have also used the same Pearl Pen to add pearls around the card and also on the buttons on edwins shirt.

I am entering this into the following challenges:

Wild Orchid Challenge - Anything Goes
Paperplay Challenges - Shabby Chic/Vintage
Just Magnolia - Special Monthy Challenge - Anything Goes

Ideas and Tutorial that have inspired me to have a go at:

I have been exploring some of my favourite blogs for tutorials and ideas I want to have a go.

http://stampartic.blogspot.com/2010/11/folding-card-tutorial.html

http://stampartic.blogspot.com/2011/01/post-it-easel-tutorial.html

http://thepinkelephantchallenge.blogspot.com/2011/03/paper-casting-tutorial.html

http://fairydustcrafts.blogspot.com/2010/10/pearl-pen-fans-d.html - I brought some Pearl Pens when I was on holiday, last week

http://www.splitcoaststampers.com/resources/tutorials/pennant_banner/

http://stampartic.blogspot.com/2010/10/artsy-tutorial-acetat-and-tissue.html

http://stampartic.blogspot.com/2010/08/tutorial-gesso-resist.html

http://stampartic.blogspot.com/2010/06/artsy-tutorial-glue-resist.html

Fabulously Artsy -- Hey, Cupcake! - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkVm1Tif6gI

Lv Toria

Bubbles and more bubbles

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 17:22:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I have taken a break from card making for a little while. My card making mojo has taken a little drive. Not sure where, but it will be back.

I have been doing up some of my old miniatures that were looking a little tired. Here is a sink that my mum made from a kit several years ago. I had originally used solid water to create water in the sink, but it had turned a little yellow and I wanted to add some bubbles.

So out came my card making skills and the glossy accents plus a few seed beads. Time to get messy hands. I missed some glossy accents with the seed beads and then piled it on to the solid water. I add a lid to the bubbles.

I even made the drip on the water pump much better, by adding a clear bead and some more glossy accents to it and to the spout.

The dish cloth was created by my lovely mum. The sink will be going in the kitchen in my Tudor house.

Lv toria

Sad News

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 24 Jan 2011 19:27:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

This week my world has been turned upside down. On Monday, my beloved horse, William was found dead in his field. We are very shocked as he was fine on Sunday, being cheeky as he often was, when we went up to feed them.

He was 27 years old and we had the privilege to own him for 14 years. He was always the gentleman and gave so much to everyone he met.

He started off being sold by a dealer to the Civil Service Riding Club and was stabled at Buckingham Palace, he became allergic to the traffic fumes and was relocated to Surrey and eventually arrived in Devon on a farm on Dartmoor. Our local riding stables purchased him and I started riding him there until we bought him and took him to live at our home.

He used to take part in the Christmas Cracker ride on Exmoor and was always dressed for the part, with flashing fairy lights, top hat etc. He loved anything like that. When we moved to Wales he came with us and recently he moved to a beautiful place just below the Preselli Mountains where he was extremely happy. In November we got a companion for him, Dolly and they had really settled in so well together. Dolly is now missing him.

William gave so much pleasure and love to all who have ridden him. The sound of dogs barking anywhere was so exciting to him, he just loved going out hunting when he was in Devon.

RIP William

1984 - 2011

Thank you for coming into our lives and giving us so much pleasure.

Lv toria

Miniature Madness

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 16:20:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I have had a lovely Christmas and for the last few months have been rekindling a hobby that I very much enjoyed about 6 years ago. But with moving to Pembrokeshire, it has been under wraps in the garage and the loft.

The hobby is for Dolls Houses and Miniatures. My Tudor house that my gran brought me in the 90's is now in full view in the dining room. Below is a picture of the house after is come out of bubble wrap. This house is in 1/12th Scale.

I have some work to with it as some of the glue has dried out and some of the lights need new bulbs. I also have a plan to add a cobbled surface with a small garden.

Some more photos.

Great Hall

Kitchen

My Mum also brought a 148th Scale kit from Petite Properties for me.

I am part of the way though constructing this house. I have painted the interior and are in the process of creating the light for it. Here are some pictures of the tiny fireplaces that I have painted for the house.

Lv Toria

Happy New Year

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 02 Jan 2011 15:15:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Here is wishing everyone a happy new year.

lv toria

Sleeping Soundly

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 21:15:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Here is a picture of my westie Rosie asleep.

Lv Toria

My Boy Jack

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 20:38:00 +0000

“Have you news of my boy Jack?”

Not this tide.

“When d’you think that he’ll come back?”

Not with this wind blowing, and this tide.

“Has any one else had word of him?”

Not this tide.

For what is sunk will hardly swim,

Not with this wind blowing, and this tide.

“Oh, dear, what comfort can I find?”

None this tide,

Nor any tide,

Except he did not shame his kind —

Not even with that wind blowing, and that tide.

Then hold your head up all the more,

This tide,

And every tide;

Because he was the son you bore,

And gave to that wind blowing and that tide!

My Boy Jack is a 1915 poem by Rudyard Kipling. Kipling wrote it after his beloved son, John (called Jack) went missing in the Battle of Loos, during World War I. It was years before Kipling and his family had Jack's death confirmed.

In 1992, the site believed to hold Jack Kipling's body was found and a gravestone erected. Five years later, war historians Tonie and Valmai Holt declared that the stone stood over the grave of the wrong man and asked for the case to be reopened

Crafty Cardmakers - Dry Embossing Spotlight

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 08 Nov 2010 20:10:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Here is my card for the design team for crafty cardmakers Dry embossing spotlight.

For this card, I started with starburst stains and other mica powder sprays and put them onto a sheet of acetate. I then used a brayer to transfer the colour onto the snowflake embossing folder, which I then rang though my cuttlebug. I allow the paper to dry and then added my micra powder to highlight the embossing and to further highlight I added stickles. I used a nestie to cut the window out. The images are magnolia - Winter day scene and the snowy fence. Which have been coloured in a combination of copic's, distress inks and Inktense pencils. I added flowersoft and stickles to them as well.

The flowers are paper flowers that I layered up and then used the scrunch technique to create the effect I wanted. I sprayed them with water and then added micra powder to them. Once dry I added stickles to them. The leaves are created using a punch and then I have added more stickles to them. I have added beads to the arrange of flowers.

I used a selection of beads and sequins for my shaker.

I am entering this card in the following challenges:

Creative Inspirations - Shake It
The Stamp Man - Christmas
Just Magnolia - Anything Goes
Allsorts - Twas the night Before christmas

I Love My Presents - Crafty Cardmakers Digi Spotlight

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 16:53:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Where has October gone and it is only 9 Weeks to Christmas. So it will be full stream ahead for Christmas cards and presents. Here is my lastest card for the Crafty Cardmakers design team - Digi Spotlight. I am not a hundred percentage happy with how the stickles are on this card, but it looks alot better in the flesh than in the picture of it. This is the 2nd circle tag than I have done in the last couple of weeks. I love doing tags.

I decided to take three images by Mo's Digital pencil - I Love It, Pammy's Socking and Timmy's Stocking and merge them together using elements programme.

I have coloured them with copic's and derwent inktense pencil with some added glitz from spice glitter pens. I added flowersoft to the stocking tops.

Pammy's Socking

Timmy's Stocking

I Love It

I cut a large circle from mount board and layered paper cut using a circle cutter and nestabilities. The paper that I have used are by Papermaina. The leaves and some of the flowers are cut from matching paper. The other flowers and the bows/ribbon were from a Christmas embellishment pack. I added beads & pearls and some stickles to the design as well (though for some reason today, my stickles decided to come out in splodges.)

I am entering this in the following challenges:

DP2 Challenge blog - Colours of Fall - Though this is a Christmas card, the colours are very much autumn colours.
Fussy and Fancy Friday Challenge - Winter Wonderland

Lv Toria

Halloween Bag (Crafty Cardmakers Spotlight - Fancy Folds)

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 11 Oct 2010 18:19:00 +0000

Here is my latest Design team card for Crafty Cardmakers Spotlight - Fancy Folds.

I decided to have fun with this challenge. I used a card technique that I have not used before - the Diaper Fold, which can be found at Diaper Fold Pouch. This technique is very simple to do and is very versatile.

For the pouch, I used black card and also created a matching tiny card to go inside the pouch. I used paper from Magnolia to cover both the back of the pouch and the tiny card. I added a pumpkin charm and a bow to the tiny card. I also add some of the same matching ribbon to the front of the pouch. The ribbon is by papermaina. I added the boo text using a white pen, to the pouch as well as the tiny card.

I created a black bag using a template. I added the same ribbon and pumpkin charms as well the Boo text. The little boy is a cutting file from MyScrapchick and I cut it using my Craft Robo. I added some orange tissue paper, which matches the ribbon. I have placed the card inside the bag, which waiting from some pumpkin treats, that are yet to be brought!

Lv Toria

Rosie

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 10 Oct 2010 16:27:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I must share with you some news about my westie, Rosie. We have been going to dog training for just over 6 months now and as part of the training we work though certificates. She has done so well and has gained her elementary certificate and yesterday, we finished off her last though bit on her Novice certificate. I am so proud of what we have achieved together, especially with the westie defiant streak.

Now we start on our novice certificate which is a lot more difficult!!!! To top it off a couple of weeks ago we started Agility. Which she loves a lot.

Rosie giving me her attention, during training

Lv Toria

Oriental Tilda

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 04:00:00 +0000

Here is my card for the Crafty Cardmakers - Oriental Spotlight.

I used an image from Joanna Sheen's Eastern Treasures cd. I used gold and Blue Spica Pens to add detail to the fruit and birds. I cut the image into three panels and then mounted them onto black card. This I mounted onto matching paper from the cd. I stamped Japanese Tilda with Memento Black Ink. I coloured her skin with copics and her hair with black soot distress ink. I used a combination of mica paint and distress inks to colour her clothes. I used distress inks and mica paint on the flowers and leaves. I created a black card and edge this with gold peel offs. Then mounted everything onto this.

Lv Toria

Blog Awards and Prizes

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Fri, 10 Sep 2010 19:21:00 +0000

My friend Vix gave me this lovely award a cople of weeks ago and I do not know why I had not posted. But here is

I have e to tell you 7 facts about me and pass onto 7 people. So here goes:

1: I make miniature Teddy Bears.

2: I own a 26 year old Dales cross Highland pony called William and a West Highland White Terrier called Rosie.

3: I love collecting Miniatures and Dolls Houses in 1/12th and 1/24th scales.

4: I like all things Autharian and BBC Merlin

5: I am avid fan of the following authors: Jane Austin, Colan Doyle, Tolken, C J Sansom, Micheal Jeaks and Ellis Peters.

6: My ambition is to breed my own Dales Pony.

7: I like fairies, Butterflies and Dragonflies

I am passing this award on to the following lovely bloggers:

1: Jude

2: Chris

3: Lin

4: Jack

5: Josephine

6: Melly

7: Jane

Today I found out that I have won Just Magnolia's Monthy Challenge with this card

I am so pleased. Thank you so much

Lv toria

Patchwork Tilda

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 21:08:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Here is another card that I have made recently.

I used Tilda picking Lilac's and stamped her in Memento Black Ink. I have coloured using the following mediums:

Skin is coloured using Copics.
Hair was coloured with distress inks.
Dress, shoes and bows are coloured using VersaMagic and Brilliance ink.
The flowers and leaves are coloured with distress inks and stippling watercolour paint. I used the watercolour paint straight from the tube so that the flower buds were raised slightly.

I cut a white card circle using a nestie and then using Rubber Stamp Tapestry Stamps and VersaMagic as well as Brilliance Inks. Once dry I used chalk to distress the edges and I added stitching to the edge. I also added beads and stickles to the background.

I created a cathedral window background as per the method below. This background I stuck onto lilac card. I edge this using gold stickles. I created a flower punched from matching background. This flower, I edged in stickles as well. I punched different flowers from coordinating papers and leaves, which I arranged on the corner.

Cathedral Window Patchwork Background.

For anyone who is into patchwork, would have heard of Cathedral window patchwork. I decided I wanted to mimic this fab technique in paper. Here is my method:

Recipe

Two types of paper - pattered and plain etc. You want a good contrast between your papers and I have found that a Plain paper and a pattered paper used together, works the best. For mine, I used green paper, which I stamp with Rubber stamp tapestry stamps.
Nestability Circle Die set. For mine I used the 2nd to largest circle.
Plain card
Scoring tool
Bone folder
Glue
Contrasting thread
needle.

1: One circle creates a square, when finished. So depending on how many squares you want in you finished design, cut that number of circles using the nestie.

2: Take one circle and fold in half (you may want to use a scoring tool before to get a crisper fold). Use a bone folder to smooth fold.

3: Unfold the circle and fold in half the opposite side and repeat with the bone folder.

4: Unfold the circle but this time you are going to fold the circle diagonally and repeat with the bone folder.

5: Repeat again.

6: You should have a circle with the following folds on it.

7: Using the fold lines as a guide, you need to score straight lines to create a square.

8: The fold the edges of the circle along the square score lines to create the out square.

9: From your 2nd type of paper, you need to cut a square that is large enough to fit into and under the flaps of your outer square. For quickness, when I was making Patchwork tilda, I cut circles using the same size nestie and folded as above. Then simply cut out the square formed in the centre.

10: Stick you square under the flaps of the outer circle and then stick the flaps down onto the square. Your first square is finished.

11: Repeat this create as many squares as you wish. These are stuck on to card. For mine, I created four, which when joined together creates the familiar pattern.

11: I added stitching to edge of flaps.

I am entering this creation in the following challenges:

Paper Play Challenges - In Stitches
Just Magnolia - Anything Goes
My Time to Craft - In the Garden

Lv Toria

Crafty Cardmakers - Challenge 29 - Clean & Simples

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:38:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Here is my latest card for Crafty Cardmakers design team - Challenge 29 - Clean & Simples

I decided to try something different this time and use our craft robo. I saw this lovely silhouette and knew that it would be great for this challenge. I decided to use a very simple colour theme of black and white. I felt this would really show off the silhouette and would hark back to bygone days. The oval and scalloped oval are with free cutting files, that I got from Penny Duncan Creations and the silhouette of the girl is another cutting file, which I purchased from Crafts U Print. I layered the ovals on to a white card blank which I rounded off the corners and added a bow to the top.

Lv Toria

Lady Maga

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 19:34:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I am little late posting this, but here is my latest design team card for Crafty Cardmakers - Glitter and Sparkle Spotlight.

The main challenge on Crafty Cardmakers, was a video inspiration.

When I viewed the video, I got the inspiration to a black and silver card. I love glitter, so it had to have lots and lots of glitz. The image is Ballerina Tilda, stamped in memento black ink and then coloured in with copic's. The dress is coloured with silver and black glitter. I use the same glitter on the shoes and tiara. I added stickles to the base and ribbon on the shoes and also on the tiara. I cut 3 scalloped ovals using nesties from black card and Miri board. These I edged them with the same glitters. I layered some miri board on top of some black card. I added a strip of black card and some silver ric rac. I created a black flower edged with silver glitter and stickles. I cut some leaves from same card. I created some coordinating embellishment pins, which contain wooden beads that I have covered with the same glitter. These I arranged with the flower on the corner of the card. I have called this card "Lady Maga"!

I am entering this in the following challenges:

Wild Orchard Challenge - Make it Sparkle
Magical Monday - Flowers
Stampin for the Weekend - Anything goes

Lv Toria

My Family

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sat, 21 Aug 2010 11:53:00 +0000

I have some very exciting news to tell everyone.

This morning the latest magnolia Ink magazine arrived and I have won the Family portrait competition, with this creation.

The Family

I wanted to create a project that look like an old sepia picture with some added glitz.

The images are all stamped in Memento ink. I have coloured the skin with Copics and the rest with distress inks (only my second time at using them). The flowers are created with punches using parchment paper coloured with chalk and distress inks. I have edge them with gold stickles. The leaves are punched from various papers and some of them I have darkened using distress inks. The images have all been cut out and them glue to a distress ink background with added shadows. I layered up layered of card, edged with walnut stain distress ink and gold stickles on to beige mount board.

So I thought, I would introduce to my family (the inspiration behind this creation).

Group one

Tilda picking flowers: My Mum, Judith. My mum loves flowers, so I had to chose a Tilda with flowers. I added flowersoft to her Lilac's.

Mum and Me (aged 3) on Rusty

The dog is my Mum and Dad's Jack Russell, Pippin. I added Glossy accents to her nose

Pippin Hiding in the car

The horse is my horse, William, who is 26 years old. He is a real character and gentleman.

William dressed up for Christmas.

Group Two

Edwin with Chicken - My Dad, David. The egg and chicken have Glossy Accents for extra detail.

Family Portrait - Graduation 2005

My Dog, Rosie.

Rosie - Suffolk 2009 (her first holiday)

The last Tilda - Tilda with cat. Is me holding our cat Lucky.
Lv toria

Time for Tea

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Wed, 11 Aug 2010 13:17:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Thought I would share with you, this easel card I have made.

The paper I have used are freebies from a magazine and I have added some glitz with stickles. I created some flowers punched from the paper as well as leaves.

I have used Memento to stamp the Tilda's and have coloured them in with copic's and spica glitter pens.

The teapot and cup are digi stamps from Prairie Fairy and I have coloured them in with Inktense pencils and have added stickles to them. The lid of the teapot hides a secret message.

I am entering this in the following challenges:

Magnolia Down Under - Easel Card
Sir Stamp Alot - Bring on the Bling

Lv Toria

Birthday Balloons and Crafty Cardmarkers 1st Birthday

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 11:33:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Crafty Cardmakers is 1 year old and to celebrate this, the theme for the challenge is Birthday's. Here is my Design Team card for the challenge this week.

I am a member of a parchment group and a question was asked on the group, about stamping on parchment. I have stamped on parchment paper before, so I thought I would used this method for this card.

I choose to use Tilda unwrapping a present and stamped her onto the parchment paper with memento ink. I left it to dry over night. I usually use stazeon but as I wanted to use copic's and stazeon does not work with copic's. I found that when using copic's on parchment paper, the colour of the copic is not as bright as it would be on paper. So to get round this I layed the colour up to get the desire depth, I wanted. The other thing, I found was when I wanted a much lighter area then I could use the blended to remove the colour from the parchment.

The papers are from Papermania apart from the pink spot one, which is a freebie from a magazine.

All the images are stamped in Memento Ink. The banner of flags (also by Magnolia) and balloons (Cute Companions) are stamped on to matching papers, that I used on the main card. I have added colour to the flags and balloons with Spica glitter pens. The flags are stuck onto a piece of pink thread that I have sewn onto the card and I have added strings to the balloons with black pen.

I used nestablilities to cut out an aperture in the blue card and also for the pink spot frame. I added heart brads to corner of the blue card and I like the idea of the flower paper showing though the parchment paper.

I am entering this card in the following challenges:

Wild Orchid Challenge - One for the Girls
Fairy Friday - Frame it in a Circle
Cute Card Thursday - Whateva!

Lv Toria

Passion Flowers and a Sneak Peek

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 19:55:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I wanted to share with everyone, the lovely Passion Flower that bloomed today, in our garden.

Also here is a sneak peek of something coming shortly.

Crafty Cardmakers - Spotlight - Punches

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 12:22:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

Here is my card for the Crafty Cardmakers, Spotlight challenge - Punches.

I have tried to follow Joy's recipe from the main challenge on Crafty Cardmakers - Challenge 26 - Joy's Recipe:

1. Use stickers or punches
2. Use the colour orange or yellow
3. Include and animal or fish

I had some trouble with this card, as for some reason, my glossy accents would not dry and to top it off, one of the fish decided to jump out of the water and down the back of the radiator (I still have not fished it out!)

I created a tent card from yellow card and some paper, that was free from a magazine. I cut a aperture using a circle cutter.

The Seahorse, Weed and Mermaid are from the latest Magnolia Stamp Club. They are all stamped with Memento Ink. For both the images, I created coloured paper, using combination of Starburst Stains and Mica Powder. I stamped the one mermaid on white card and coloured her face and hair with Copics and Spica Glitter pens. Then I stamped her twice on to two different starburst backgrounds, that I created. Then I used these to paper pieced her together.

The Seahorse is stamped directly onto Starburst Stain Background. I added extra colour to the seahorse, with Mica paints and then once dried, I covered it with Glossy Accents.

I made a hole in the top of the seahorse and the tent card. Then using jump rings and chain, I hang the seahorse from the top of the card.

I also stamped the weed on the starburst paper and added these to the inside of the card.

Fish are created from three different punches - A leaf and two different sized hearts. They are punched from the backgrounds I created using the starburst stains.

To make them you will need to cut the following:

Body - 1 Leaf
Tail - 1 large heart
Fin - 1 Smaller heart, cut in half

Once stuck to together, I used a waterproof pen to add an eye, scales and details to the tail/fin. I added more colour to them with mica paint. Once dry I covered them in Glossy Accents.

I am entering this in the following challenges:

Creative Inspirations - Animals
Prairie Fairy - 3D

Lv Toria

Blowing Bubbles

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:50:00 +0000

My Lastest card

I made this card for a friends birthday. The brown spot paper and pink Gingham are by Papermaina. The card is from my stash. The Crinkle paper is one, I created with a piece of white card, that I scrunched up and then coloured with two colours of chalk.

I chose to use Tilda Blowing bubbles and added some more bubbles using Glossy Accents. Tilda is coloured with Copic's and Spica Glitter pens.

I edged the card in brown lace and also used the same lace on the centre band of pink gingham. I also created a bow from the lace. I was really pleased how well the bow turned out as I have not use lace before with my bow easy. I created three pins using some beads I had in my stash and added these behind my bow.

I added a butterfly peeloff that I stuck on to acetate and some flowers, that I created from paper and lace.

I am entering this in the following challenges:

Just Magnolia - Vintage
Sweet Stampin - Vintage
Dutch Dare - Anything Goes
Paper Play - Anything Goes

Featured on

noreply@blogger.com (Phred) — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 20:37:00 +0000

Hi Everyone

I had to share with everyone, that I have been featured on Flutter By Wednesday

http://flutterbywednesdays.blogspot.com/2010/07/off-to-fabulous-start.html

Lv Toria