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Ellen Hutson November Release is live now! Sharing two happy cards today!

Heellllooooo frannnds! Happy Sunday! I just finished cleaning the kitchen after making a giant batch of blueberry pancakes and a slab of bacon. My tummy is full and I'm resisting a nap! However, lots of work awaits me in the craft room today! How is your weekend going? I hope you're enjoying a nice Fall weekend. We are having the strangest weather - it's been 80 degrees all the past week! We had to go out and do yard work and water the grass! Too weird! I really just want to wear a sweater and boots tho. 

Today is the launch of the brand new November release from Ellen Hutson! Yahooooo! Everything is already live in the store now for shopping. It's all very happy and bright and fun. Think butterflies, trees, flowers, and blimps! (Yes I said blimp!) I have two cards to share with you to showcase the new stamps and dies from Ellen Hutson and Brandi Kincaid. It was nice to take a break from holiday crafting and make something super colorful!! 

First up is this fun and artsy butterfly card made with the "Be the Change" stamp set. I used grey to ground all the colors and to make it fun. I started with an A2 card base in gray and then layered one more layer of gray die cut with a stitched rectangle die.

 

I used the Pattern Play stamp set to stamp stripes, crosses and flowers onto some bright cardstock and then die cut the cardstock into banners. The cardstock and inks are from The Stamp Market. I used Citrine, Party Pink, Leafy, and Tropic Teal. I gently wrinkled the banners with my fingers and glued them to the card using clear glue. I stamped the sentiment in the upper left corner. 

 

I stamped the large butterfly in black ink onto white paper and die cut it with the matching die. Then I die cut a second butterfly from vellum. I layered these two to add some more texture and interest.

 

I put everything together and then added some clear enamel dots and staples from my Tiny Attacher... I love the mix of soft and hard and color and metal all mixed together.

 

 

 

Next up is a super happy card made the the "Up in the Air" stamp set! OMG that blimp is so adorable! I started with a white A2 card base and used gingham throughout the card in primary colors for a playful feeling.

 

I paper pieced the blimp using red and yellow gingham papers. I stamped and die cut out the blimp, the banner, the clouds and trees. I colored in with my Copic Markers, again in primary shades.

 

There are a few different sayings you can put onto the banner! Isn't that fun??

 

I stamped a few birds flying by, before attaching all the elements to the card.

 

 

That's it for today! Happy Sunday! Thank you very much for popping by today to see the new release from Ellen Hutson. I hope you find something you like! I'm not sure when I'll be posting again... Next week is super super busy for me. I'll be gone almost every day out doing things, meetings, etc... I will try to pop in soon with something crafty. Until then, I'll catch you on Instagram! XOXO

CLICK HERE or on the graphic below to see the supply links for today's cards. (Affiliate Links Used). Thank you for shopping my links! 

Christmas Recipes Book - Fun Project!

Hi everyone! I have a really fun project to share with you! I made it a while ago, but then the kit went out of stock so I wanted to wait to post it. But, it's finally ready to share! Yipppeeee! Something a bit different than a card. And something cheerful and Christmas-y too! I used supplies from Queen and Company and some other supplies from my stash to create a cute Christmas Recipes Book! It's going to be a gift and I'm so excited about how it came out. 

The book is a fun flip journal sort of book that stands up on its own. It's OLD - like 20 years old - from my stash!!! It's from K and Company! Remember their cool products?? I miss that company. Even though my book is old - you could easily create this project with your Cinch machine - or use any cool book or scrapbook. The book itself is made from kraft paper which I thought was perfect with bright red and green for this project. 

 

I used the AWESOME shaker card kit called Happy Holly Days - from Queen and Company! The paper, the shaker elements, the stamps...all from one kit! The ribbon at the top is from my stash (Stampin' Up I think) and the die cut letters are one of my favorite dies from MFT. (Links are at the end of the post). How freakin' cute are those Gingerbread peeps?? I love them!

 

I started by using glue and papers and laying down the foundation of the project - kind of like how you would start a scrapbook page. I used the pretty green floral, the red, the snowflakes and the pretty stripes! Everything from this paper pad is so good together!

 

The Gingerbread peeps are shakers! ACK! The Happy Holly Days Kit comes with EVERYTHING you need to make these - and so easy. The acetate is already cut to the shape, the foam is also already cut to shape...they take all the hard parts out of making shakers! You do the fun part - add the shaker bits! I put two of them on the front cover and added a heart. They are 'grounded' by a cream circle edged with Distress Ink. 

 

I stamped the sentiment right onto the snowflake paper. The recipes word was die cut from the same paper as the Gingerbread peeps to keep a consistent look to the project. The letters were die cut and glued onto a banner which was then inked with Distress ink. I assembled everything with foam squares and clear glue. Added a few finishing touches - and bam! A gift is finished!

 

This kit comes with everything you see in the photo. 18 steel dies, 6x6 paper pad with 24 double sided sheets of paper, 4x6 stamp set, glitter paper, 7 toppings and 24 foam shakers with acetate covers. You can make so many things with one kit. You can also buy extras of any of the individual pieces. The entire kit is $44.95. Such a great deal. 

Thanks for stopping by today! I hope you have a wonderful weekend! XOXO

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Make it Jolly, SO Jolly!

Hi friends! Happy November! Haven't seen you in a few days! And now I'm a year older! My birthday was this past weekend and the hubs and I took a little getaway to Oregon for a few days. We got home late last night and now I have to go into catch up mode! I am speaking (about Pinterest) at a Wedding Planner Conference next week and I need to get my handouts ready and my presentation finalized. Can't wait for this fun event. November is my second favorite month (after October) and I am going to try to squeeze in every last drop of it!! Hope you are doing great!! 

Today's card features one of the brand new stamp sets released by Scrapbook.com for the month of November. I am so happy to be a Brand Ambassador for Scrapbook.com. They are respectful and professional to me as an artist...they are fun and generous...and they package everything beautifully and ship super fast! And there is always a sale! They have become my go-to company and I'm proud of my relationship with them. I like to spread the word! 

I combined the new Scrapbook.com stamp set (called Make it Jolly) with some of my favorite stamps from Honey Bee Stamps and created a JOLLY card to share! The finished card is a white A2 card base. 

 

I layered some pretty aqua gingham onto my card first, and then a stitched rectangle I die cut from Neenah cardstock. I used the snow stamp from Honey Bee to stamp some snow flurries at the top of the stitched rectangle layer, and set that aside. 

 

Here is a look at the FIVE brand new stamp sets for this month!

 

I used a piece of white cardstock and inked it with two shades of green Distress Inks. Then I used the Honey Bee Stamps Bee Bold dies and die cut the letters to spell J O L L Y. I also splattered some Lawn Fawn Stardust and white ink over the letters. Then, I added Diamond Stickles!

 

I heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder onto black cardstock. Next I stamped and die cut out the snowman, bird and accessories. The fence die was cut from some woodgrain cardstock from my stash.

 

I colored the snowman in with Copic Markers. I added white gel pen accents and Diamond Stickles too. The hat has some red Stickles on the band.

That's my JOLLY card for this first week of November! It's time to start Christmas card crafting mode! But I still have a few Fall ideas for Thanksgiving too! I hope you're having a great week and I'll see you soon! XOXO

CLICK HERE or on the graphic below to see the supply links for today's project. (Affiliate Links Used) Thanks for coming by today!

 

Concord & 9th October Guest Designer - Hey Girl!

Hi friends! Happy Friday! Feature Friday that is! Today is #4 of 4 guest designer posts for Concord & 9th for the month of October, featuring their new release. WAHHHH. I'm sad it's over! I always have the best time working with the Concord & 9th crew. Some of my very favoritest people in crafting. So it's my birthday weekend too! Yipppeee! But I'm not going to reveal the BIG number that I'm turning. Hubs and I are maybe going to take a little road trip for a few days. Getaway for both of us during our favorite time of year. I'll let you know! 

My final Concord & 9th card for Feature Friday is featuring the new Daily Wear Bundle. OH MAN...I love these stamp sets. I combined the new Daily Wear set with Winter Wear and Fashion Wear to create my card. All of the sets mix and match to make the cutest gal pals for us to stamp. You'll see! My finished card is a white A2 card base covered in plaid paper....

 

Isn't she adorable!!!! So don't laugh at her hairdo!! I couldn't decide between buns or ponytails...so she has both! (she's a trendsetter LOL). Heck, it's stamping and it should be fun! I stamped my girlie girl onto a white panel and then added her ponytails, and colored her with Copic Markers. I stamped and die cut out the coffee mug and the mittens and colored them with Copic Markers also.

 

I used the AMAZING Swirls dies to die cut the pretty details around her to look like snow... I affixed the mug and mittens onto the card with foam squares. The sentiment was stamped directly onto the top card layer.

 

Hey, girl, hey!!!! Want to go have coffee with me?

 

 

 

Here's a close up of those swirls. Delicious! And I stamped some snowflakes onto the card as well in a pretty aqua.

Thanks for joining me this month for Concord & 9th Feature Fridays!! Yipppeeee! Have an awesome weekend everyone! XOXO

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Happy Halloween 2019! Trick or Treat!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN TO ALL MY GHOULFRIENDS!

Hope you have a fun and cheerful day today and get lots of treats! This is kind of a strange thing, but I miss going to work at an office job on Halloween! I always loved driving to work on Halloween and seeing all the clowns and witches and minions driving to work... And I usually worked in an office that would decorate cubicles or have a costume contest... And candy! LOL. So Lucky and I will have a peaceful day in the studio today and then wait for trick or treaters later when hubs gets home! Happy Halloween! 

I thought today would be a good day to post my second finished Cross Stitch project! YEAH! I reeeeallllly wanted to finish this one by Halloween so I worked on it all the time and carried it around with me everywhere (just ask my friends LOL). I finished it last week and framed it, and it's been displayed in our family room. I really love how it turned out! It's been a nice change creatively to try something new - I love that feeling of satisfaction at having completed it! I learned from my last post about cross stitch that a lot of you guys do stitching too. Excellent! 

This pattern is called Trick or Treat and it's by The Prairie Schooler. I bought it at my local Needlework Shop, but you can get it on Etsy. I used 14 count Aida in the color Oatmeal. I used a brighter orange than the pattern called for. The frame is from Michaels and I framed it with a bit of quilt batting behind it! 

Happy Halloween! See you soon! XOXO

Catherine Pooler Retro Winter Collection!

Hey guys! I'm here today with a fun post introducing a new paper/stamp/ink collection from Catherine Pooler! The entire collection is called Retro Winter, and the bundle I'm showcasing is called Feelin' Chilly! And guess what? It's about coffeeee stamps! LOL. It's perfect for me! I made two very different cards using the same stamp set and pretty patterned papers... Chilly fun for sure! In this collection, there are also four new ink pad colors. Gotta love it! It's a very interesting color palette - kind of mod and 60's in my opinion. I think Retro Winter is the perfect name for it. The collection is for sale now! Check it out for sure. Let's look at my cards!

First up is a fun coffee card using the chalkboard technique. I haven't made a chalkboard card in quite a while. It was so fun to create! I started with a white A2 card base and layered pretty light blue patterned paper. I also used one strip of patterned paper across the bottom third of the card for some more color. The rest of the card is black cardstock and white embossing.

 

How cool is that sentiment! Love it! The main panel is a stitched rectangle and the sentiment is inside a stitched circle. I stamped the sentiment, the coffee mugs and the little whip creams using white embossing. 

 

The trick to getting a nice chalkboard look is to emboss in white first. Then, take your finger or a small sponge dauber and use some white ink to smear across the sides or wherever you want that look! EASY! And I think it loos so cool. 

 

Here's a peek at the collection!

 

I attached the mugs to the card using foam tape. I also added a few sequins as accents and some white paint splatters.

 

Next up is this fun and snowy card! I used two more of those awesome patterned papers and lots of white layers to create this one. It's an A2 card base, layered with white and then patterned papers.

 

How fun is that paper with scarves and mittens?? Adorable!

 

I stamped snowflakes and sentiment onto the card using the new ink colors.

 

A little bit of Diamond Stickles for the whipped cream!

 

 

 

 

 

Okay, now I want coffee! (A peppermint mocha, don't ya think??!!)

Thanks for coming by today! Happy Halloween week guys! Hope you have fun tomorrow trick or treating! Wouldn't it be fun if we could trick or treat for craft supplies?? LOL!! See you soon! XOXO

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Hello Bluebird October Release Day! Winter Wonderland of stamps and dies!

Helllllloooooo Friends! Happy Monday! And, what a happy Monday it is! It's time for the October brand new release from our friends at Hello Bluebird Stamps! WAHOOO! I was so excited to be a guest designer again this month with the talented crew of the Hello Bluebird team. Such an honor to help reveal all these new stamps. I've been showing cards the past few days on Facebook and Instagram, but today I can show you all four cards I made. Because today is Release Day! All the stamps and dies will be available tonight at 7pm MST. 

There are SEVEN new must-have Christmas and Winter stamp sets (all seven with coordinating dies) and five stand alone die sets! They are all WINTER MAGIC! There is no way for me to pick a favorite this month! All the adorable critters you could ever want, trees, snowy banks, word dies. It's all so so good. CLICK HERE to check out everything from all the designers on the HB Blog.

I'm going to show you my four cards and give you the details about how I made each one! Let's Go! First up is this warm and sweet card made with the Warm Wishes Die and the Cocoa Party Stamp Set (LOVE). I also used the bird and lights string from the Merry Mice Stamp Set. This is a square card to give me some room for all those critters! I started with a white card base and layered brown paper and then gingham paper. I die cut a stitched circle into another white layer to place on top.

 

I die cut the Warm Wishes Die and used three shades of Distress Inks to make it brown ombre. Then I splattered white paint on it to mimic snow. I stamped and heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder onto black paper. The animals and lights were colored with Copic Markers. I added bits of Diamond Stickles too! To tie the card together and make it warm like cocoa (ha) I used shades of brown Copics on all the animals. This brings the design together through the use of like colors. 

 

Next up is Santa and Mrs. Claus posing for their Christmas portrait! I used the Family Photo Stamp Set with the Bold Holidays Stamps and Dies too. This one is also a square card (I'm into square cards lately!)... I used traditional colors for this card - red and green! I used my favorite gingham paper to paper piece Santa's coat and Mrs. Claus's skirt. 

 

I die cut around the image with a stitched rectangle die. Quick tip - use a gray Copic Marker (C1) to go around your image to make it 'pop' off the page. This tiny bit of a shadow makes a huge difference! I added white gel pen accents. The Joy die cut was cut from red cardstock. I stamped the first part of the sentiment in black directly onto the card base. 

 

My next card is a sweet snowy scene! I used the awesome new Snowy Sky Scene Die along with the O Christmas Tree Stamp set! This is an A2 card base made from white cardstock. I used Distress Inks and foam daubers to ink the sky. Yellow in the center, then blue, then darker blue. Then I stamped and die cut out the tree and the animals and colored them with Copic Markers.

 

This new die comes in three pieces that completely fill the front of an A2 card - the top (sky) and then two separate hills. It's sooo easy to create this scene, but it looks so nice! The animals were affixed to the card with foam tape. The sentiment was stamped onto a tiny banner and attached to the bottom for a clean and simple design.

 

Last up are these cutie patootie penguins! This finished card is an A2 card base. I used the First Snow Stamp set and matching dies. Lots of my favorite color on this one - bright aqua! SO icy and wintery. I layered one layer of aqua paper then a stitched rounded rectangle with a circle cut out of it. 

 

I stamped and die cut the little penguin pals and colored them with Copics. I also die cut a few snowflakes... The sentiment was stamped directly onto the top layer in black ink. I used one little enamel heart in bright pink...

Okay! That's it for today! Thanks for stopping by! Remember the entire new release will be available on Monday, October 28 at 7pm MST! Have fun shopping and creating. Have a great week everyone! XOXO

 

Concord & 9th October Guest Designer - I like you more than coffee!

Hi friends! Happy Friday! Woot! Hope you had an awesome week. I had a lot of fun this week taking over the Pretty Pink Posh Instagram Stories! Did you see my videos? I really enjoyed it. That's the second time I've done that for PPP. I'm thinking of maybe incorporating some weekly videos over on Instagram... Maybe talking about that weeks' projects, or showing a card up close. What do you think? Do you follow along with me or other crafters on Instagram? I'm pretty addicted. And I really love watching IG Stories! Seeing where people live, and their craft rooms, and their pets... Makes me feel closer to them. So, I'm already off on a tangent here. 

As you know, I'm one of the guest designers for Concord & 9th for the month of October! Yeah! My assignment was for four Feature Fridays using their brand new release. Today is week #3 of Feature Friday. I have two cards to share with you today. I'm featuring the awesome new Coffee Blend stamps and dies. OH and the brand new Coffee Blend Turnabout! Let's get to gettin'.

First up is a big square card! It's 5.25 x 5.25 square. I did that in order to feature more of that cool background/turnabout image. I wanted it ALL to show! I started with a kraft card base and then layered my stamped panel (with a strip of my fav gingham) onto the kraft. I used foam tape so it's popped up just a bit.

 

The new Coffee Blend Dies Set features this cool coffee mug, with extra dies to create a heart foam art top! And a little heart too! I die cut the cup out of aqua paper and then ink blended the edges with a sponge and ink pad. If I like you more than coffee, then I like you A LOT. A WHOLE LOT! Hahaha.

 

I stamped the sentiment onto black cardstock with embossing ink, and used white embossing powder. I created this little strips to use as a fun way to decorate the front of the mug.

 

Can we talk about this new Turnabout stamp??? OMG. I LOVE IT! Coooooffffeeeeee! Do you have any Turnabout Stamps? I have six or seven in my collection now. They are super fun to use and you can get so many looks by switching up the colors of the inks and papers. 

 

I used warm colors and then added a pop of aqua (as I'm known to do)... Here is a photo of the stamping in process. Using the MISTI makes it easy!

 

 

 

Next up I made a second coffee card using the Coffee Blend Dies and the new Sew Striped Die. I started with an A2 white card base and layered red gingham. For the top white layer, I used the Sew Striped Die three times to create that dotted background. I love how the red shows through the dots. I used foam tape to mount the white layer over the gingham.

 

I die cut the mug out of red cardstock and then heat embossed the sentiment with white embossing powder...

 

I tied on a cute little heart onto the handle. I love this as a thank you card! It would be easy to mass produce a lot of these and keep on hand. Maybe in different colors?

 

 

Thank you so much for stopping by my blog today! Now, let's go get some coffee! (My favorite!) I hope you have a fabulous weekend! I will see you back here real soon! XOXO

CLICK HERE or on the graphic below to see the supply links for today's projects! (Affiliate Links Used). CLICK HERE to shop the new release over at Concord & 9th! Let's get creative!

Taylored Expressions New Product Launch - Masking Stencils!

Hi crafty friends! Thanks for stopping by today! I have something awesome to share with you! A brand new product launch from Taylored Expressions! Wooot! Our creative pal Laurie Willison invented some very cool masking stencils and teamed up with Taylored Expressions to manufacture them and bring them to all the rest of us! A small team of designers is launching them today with fun ideas and projects to show you all about them! I made two cards, and I have lots of step out photos to show you some neat ways to use the new stencils. There are four sets - Circles, Ovals, Rectangles and Squares. You can buy each set individually, or in the package of four all together. The stencils allow you to mask off a (for example) rectangle opening or the rectangle itself. I'll explain more later - but trust me - it's very helpful!! 

My first card is an orange-y Autumn creation made with the new Masking Stencils and another stencil in combination! LOVE IT. It's going to be so easy to get perfect masking and do lots of creative things with our cards.... This finished card is an A2 Kraft Card base. I layered some dark orange cardstock. Then my top layer is cream cardstock.

 

I started by masking off the inside rectangle and using my TE Blender Brushes to color it with Antique Linen Distress Ink. Then I placed the rectangle over that light tan part and laying down the patterned stencil over it to do the pretty orange border! I like to use Pixie Spray - makes it a nice neat project. After the stenciling was done, I splashed some brown ink on the paper and inked the edges with a sponge.

 

Here's a close up of the layers and stenciling.

 

Next I die cut the gorgeous pumpkin die and used my TE Blender Brushes and Distress Inks to ink it orange, brown and olive green! I used black ink to stamp that beautiful sentiment onto the inked pumpkin. Seriously, how pretty is that?? The stamps and dies come packaged together.

 

I used yet another one of my favorite TE Products to make the sentiment strip. I'll show you some more pictures of that later in my post. This card overall has a warm tone, perfect for a Thanksgiving card.

 

Here's a graphic that shows all four stencils packs! They will be sold in sets of 2 sizes per shape and in squares, rectangles, circles, and ovals. What’s unique about these stencils you might ask!? No more masking with washi tape hoping your lines are straight and your paper doesn’t rip when you remove it. Simply use Pixie Spray or purple tape to adhere the stencil to the back of your cardstock panel - no more ripping! There are two lines etched into each stencil for perfect alignment of an A2 card base or the layer just inside an A2 size (4” x 5.25”). Takes the guesswork out of centering the mask! The stencil mask also includes the solid shape that falls out from the middle allowing you to reverse mask or apply two tones of ink to the project. Now you see how cool this is??

Each Masking Stencil set is $14 per set! Taylor has a promo launch bundle which includes all four shapes for $48 - plus receive a free roll of 1/2" purple tape with the purchase of the bundle from Oct. 22 - Oct. 28! Good deal! 

 

My tools...

 

 

 

 

 

This next step out process photo set will show you what I was trying to write! It's much easier to show you in photos!! 

 

For this next super cheery and sweet card I used the Circle Masking Stencils to create a focal point for my cutie patootie treats! The finished card is a white A2 card base. I layered Cookie Monster cardstock that was embossed with an embossing folder, and then another layer of white paper. 

 

I used yellow distress inks and the masking stencil with my blender brushes to color in this sunny yellow circle! I also splattered some white paint over it. I love how just that little bit of color sets the tone for the project and gives the images something to 'rest' on.

 

I stamped and die cut my images and colored them with Copic Markers. I stamped the sentiment directly onto the card layer. I finished off with a few clear gemstones for some sparkle! Aren't they SWEET!!??

 

 

 

I think he has a brain freeze!! LOL

 

 

 

I want to talk about Simple Strips for a second...The first card in this post was made using them. And, it was my first time using them. I. AM. HOOKED. Like whoa. Such a cool idea - perfectly executed. You can stamp and die cut out ALL THESE SENTIMENTS in one stamp/cut!!! YES!!!

 

I used my Tim Holtz Stamp Platform, on the rubber side, to stamp the big stamp with all the sentiments. I LOVE stamping with red rubber. It's so perfect and crisp every time.

 

 

 

Here's the genius part! Line up the die with the squares that stamped with the stamp... See the circled parts below... Use a bit of washi tape to tape the die to your paper and run it through your machine... AND... Just like that....

 

These all cut at once and are ready to go! Don't you love this?

Okee dokee... I've showed you lots and lots of things today. Hope you've learned something and are inspired to create today! Thanks for popping by! If you have any questions, shoot me an email or leave a comment. I hope you have an absolutely awesome day! XOXO

CLICK HERE or on the graphic below to see the supply list for today's projects. (Affiliate Links Used).  CLICK HERE to shop the Taylored Expressions store with all these cool stamps and dies and stencils. 

Pumpkin Spice Stitching Project!

Hi crafty people!! How are ya? I'm popping in here on a Sunday to share cross stitch project! Woohoooo! Lately, I have become kind of obsessed with cross stitching! I used to embroider and cross stitch when I was a little girl - with my mom and grandma. But it has been YEARS (like a lot of years) since I picked up a needle and some floss. There are so many fun and fabulous patterns now. I have quickly become entranced by another hobby! LOL. One of the many reasons I love cross stitching is that it's easy to bring it with me everywhere. Just a few supplies in a small case and you're ready to craft anywhere. Today I'm sharing the first one I've actually finished! LOL. It's been delivered to its recipient so now I want to show you! Do you cross stitch?? I am loving it!

Here is my piece, mounted and framed (and bowed!)

 

This adorable pattern is from The Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery. Their stuff is soooooooo cute!!! I used Aida 14 fabric for this one. I finished it with a frame from Hobby Lobby and some fabric from my local quilt store!

 

I used a bit of quilting batting and a easy press board to mat both the gingham and the cross stitch piece. Just looks a little nicer to me with a bit of puff. I used a hot glue gun to attach the pieces together, and then to the frame. Look at that tiny coffee cup!!! So sweet!!

 

 

 

 

Thanks for stopping by today! Hope you're having an awesome weekend! Now I'm off to find something to craft! Love ya! See you soon. XOXO