A Blog Called Wanda

The Greetery Lemon Blossoms! And Inspiration Team Announcement!

Hey there my crafty and creative friends! How's your week been so far?? It's going to be 107 degrees here today! I'm staying inside, that's for sure! Yikes. One last blast of Summer before Fall comes! It's been a good week here. Lots going on, lots to create and photograph. Today I'm popping in to share a card and a super fun announcement! Betsy has invited me to join her very first "The Greetery" Design and Inspiration Team! Woot! I'm so excited to work with her on a regular basis and with the other gals on the team (See graphic below)! I will be helping launch the new releases! I am SO super ready for the August release, coming next week. I know you're going to LOVE it! I have the stamps already, and you're going to be inspired to create! Please head over to The Greetery Blog to see Betsy's post! 

In honor of the DT announcement today I made a sweet Summer card in pretty lemon yellow and vivid blue. I love that color combination. It's always perfect. I inked up the Lemon Blossom stamp set for the first time. It's such a pretty stamp set! 

 

Happy to see my face in this lineup! So many of my favorite crafters!

 

This finished card is a white A2 card base. I die cut the Crimped Dies into a rectangle and used pretty Chipped Sapphire Distress Ink to make my blue background. It fades darker to lighter from left to right, but I only used the one color of ink. (This was going to be a horizontal card with the color fading from top to bottom but then I changed my mind!) Then I splattered that blue panel with white ink. The gingham is my favorite paper from Sunny Studio! I mean, c'mon, I had to use yellow gingham right??

 

I stamped and die cut the lemons, slices, flowers and leaves using my go-to inks. I heat embossed the sentiment with Versamark and white embossing powder. It pops off that blue!

I affixed the blue layer with foam tape onto the gingham and the card base. The lemons, etc. are also attached to the card with foam tape. I used some clear droplets as my finishing touch.

 

 

When life gives you lemon stamps, make lemon cards! LOL!

 

These layered stamps are SO easy to line up! Betsy has thought of everything!! Easy to get these beautiful results.... The lemon slices could be limes, or grapefruits or oranges too! 

That's it for me today! Thank you for coming by to visit! I hope you have a blessed and happy day. CLICK HERE to see the supply list for today, or CLICK on the graphic below (Affiliate Links Used). I will see you back here real soon! XOXO

August Ellen Hutson New Release! Yippeee for Fall and Christmas Crafting!

Hey everybody! Happy Friday! Woot! When you read this, I will be in the car on a road trip to Lake Tahoe! One of my talented, creative entrepreneur friends is an event designer and she has to deliver some flowers for a wedding. So I'm tagging along to help, laugh and have some lunch! I love a good road trip... Should be a gorgeous day! Hope you have a great Friday and a great weekend!

Today I'm very excited to share some projects made with the BRAND NEW August release from Ellen Hutson! Everything just went on sale today at 9am PST! I love August, because it's time to start Fall crafting, and maybe a little Christmas crafting too! This new release features stamps and dies designed by our friend Julie Ebersole. Everything is fun and fresh and awesome! CLICK HERE to see the entire new release!

I made THREE cards! Two Christmas cards and one Halloween card...so you know that means lots of pictures today! Grab some coffee and take a look with me. My process when I get a new stamp release is to lay it all out on my big counter top in my studio. I will also grab my other stamps from that company and sort of look at it all at once. See what my brain starts to put together. I couldn't stop making cards with this release. Yay!

First up is a fun Christmas card featuring an adorable Santa and some pretty pine trees! This finished card is A2 sized with a white card base. 

 

I cut one white layer for this card and die cut it using the Skinny Stripes Die. Then I backed it with pretty red cardstock for contrast. 

 

I stamped and die cut out three trees and one Santa and one Holly leaf cluster. I colored everything with Copic Markers. I used white paint to add some snow to the trees! I stamped the Merry Christmas sentiment in black, and some yellow stars. 

 

I used foam tape to assemble everything in layers onto the card.

 

This is a good Christmas card layout because it's flat! Perfect for mailing!

 

Next up is a card with some totally adorable snowmen!!! This finished card is an aqua card base in A2 size. I die cut a stitched rectangle layer for the top layer from white cardstock. 

 

I stamped and die cut three little cutie pie snowmen and colored them with Copics. 

 

I stamped the background in aqua ink. This is a small stamp, and I stamped it 9 times to get the right amount of pattern coverage. I stamped the sentiment in rich black ink.

 

The snowmen were affixed to the card using foam tape!

 

These beautiful snowflakes dies were cut from sparkly silver cardstock. I LOVE red, aqua and silver for Christmas!!

 

 

 

And last, but not least, BOO! A Halloween Card! My first Halloween card of 2019! These stamps are sooooo cute! They are two layer stamping... An outline, and then a solid for the color in the middle. Easy stamping!! This card has a dark grey card base in A2 size.

 

I stamped and die cut out allllll the little shapes! (There are more in the set too! I didn't use them all!) I added some white gel pen highlights and bits of Diamond Stickles onto them also.

 

I cut a white layer for the top part of the card, and splattered it with black ink and a paint brush. Then I die cut the spider webs from black cardstock and glued them down as my background. I laid out everything and then stamped the sentiment. This sentiment stamp set is FUUUUUNNNNNY. 

 

 

 

 

 

All the images were attached with foam tape! POP! You know me, and I looove dimension on my cards!

Okay friends, that's it for today! CLICK HERE to shop the brand new Ellen Hutson Release! I know you're going to find something(s) you love! CLICK HERE for the supply list for today, or click the graphic below. (Affiliate Links Used). Have a great weekend! I will see you soon! XOXO

 

Granny Square Blanket - with pom poms!

Hey everybody! I'm here today with a non-paper crafting project! I'm finally getting around to posting my second baby blanket I crocheted! It was given to the recipient some time ago, but I never got around to posting it. I'm already making another blanket! This one is richer colors, for our family room. I think I'm obsessed with granny squares! I started crocheting about a year ago and it's just a wonderful side hobby for me! I love it because I can crochet in the family room watching tv, or bring a bag with me in the car, and of course attend yarn meetups! I do think that doing granny square blankets is going to by 'my thing' for yarn. It's not too hard, and you don't have to concentrate or count, so you can keep a conversation going at the same time.... 

I really love how this blanket came out. Pretty, soft, baby colors...and that pop of citrusy yellow! Yum. I added a border of scallop stitch to complete the look and then I made some big fluffy pom poms to finish it off! There is no set pattern to use. You start making a granny square (I looked it up on Youtube and in my craft books) and just keep making it bigger until you get the size you want! Easy! This finished blanket is about 4' x 4'. I used two skeins of white, and one skein of all the other colors. My yarn colors are listed in the supply links! This Caron yarn is soft and squishy, and washable. I used an H size crochet hook.

 

Aren't these colors delicious??? Ugghhhhh. You can't go wrong with any color combination!!

 

 

 

Here's a close up of the scallop stitch border and the pom poms!! I tied them on with strings and bows, so they are easily removable for washing.

 

Um, yeah, I might have a thing for pom pom makers!!! This is a photo I took with some different yarn than this project!!! I have every size!!! EEK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

I needed to send this blanket away so I made a tag and attached it with a cute little pink pom. I used a manila tag and then wrapped washi tapes around it to make it pretty. Another super easy project.

 

 

That's it for today! Happy Monday! Have a fantastic week my friends!! CLICK HERE to see the supply list for today or CLICK the graphic below. My yarn colors are in the supply list. (Affiliate links used). I will see you later in the week with a brand new release from one of our favorite companies!! XOXO

Watercolor Wildflower Garden!

Hellooooo creative friends! What's new?? I have a really neat project to share today. I've been anxious to post it, but had to get some other things out of the way first, and had to take and edit lots of pictures too! So today's finally the day to show you something I really love! This was what I call an 'all day' project in the studio. I love those! I put on some music, get out tons of supplies, and just slowly create, figuring it out as I go along! Sometimes I envision the card first in my mind and make it. Other times, I just start making something and see what happens. That was the case with today's card. I sat down to watercolor these beautiful wildflower dies... One project was born, and then ultimately turned into a card, with lots of other layers and things! Happy August!

I have one entire Raskog cart in my studio that is all Tim Holtz supplies. All my dies, and embossing folders, and papers and stamps. So when I want to make something vintage-y, I just roll my cart over to the table. Love that. So, here is my watercolor wildflower garden card!

 

The finished card is kraft, A2 sized. Of course, those flowers are bursting over the top, so I'll need an A7 envelope for this one. No worries there! I layered another layer of kraft, which is embossed, on top of the card base. I needed a neutral base for all the color! I made the pocket using the We R Memory Keepers Pocket Punch Board. There are stencils and twine and a butterfly too. I'll walk through my process with the next photos. 

 

In this picture you can see that after I embossed the kraft layer, I splattered it with white paint. I also wrapped it with twine before I attached it to the card base. The pocket was stenciled before it was folded. I added a bit of Tim Holtz Design Tape and then a pretty metal butterly. The sentiment was stamped with a Tim Holtz Stamp Set also. (Supplies are all listed at the bottom of my post).

 

 

 

These are all the flowers before I made them into a card! They were all water colored using Distress Inks! SOOOOO pretty! My husband thought they were real! Ha.

 

These are the dies that I used for the flowers. I die cut all the pieces from watercolor paper to stand up to water and ink!

 

I die cut out lots and lots of pieces so I could have options and try out different color combos.

 

Here they are drying on my table! I use distress inks smashed onto a palette and then use a water brush to pick up the color. Tip: Let one color dry before using a second color so they don't completely blend together. A quick blast from your heat tool will do the trick.

 

 

 

I cut the right size paper and constructed the pretty pocket using my new We R Memory Keepers Pocket Punch Board! It was SO easy to make!!! I'll be using this tool a lot!! I used cream cardstock to make the pocket. Literally it took three minutes. Done!

 

I stenciled the front of the pocket using distress ink and a dauber. 

 

 

 

After I stenciled the pocket, I edged it all around with brown distress ink. I affixed one of the flower/leaf branches onto the front also. Then layered the butterfly on top. I used a tiny bit of white paint on my finger and went over the butterfly.

 

I arranged the flowers together separately and then stapled them together. Then I tucked the entire  bunch into the pocket and glued it in with clear glue. I cut a few stems shorter to make a bouquet! I totally love how this came together!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

When I first made the flowers, I put them into an old vintage mason jar I had in my stash and took some pictures out in the front yard. This is where my husband said 'where did you get those flowers?' and I said 'I made them!' to which he replied 'of course, I should have known!' LOL. He's been around a while. Ha. (Actually he was with me when I bought my very first rubber stamp in 1994!!!)

 

 

Okay! That was a lot of pictures! I hope you enjoyed learning about this project and how I made it. Also, I hope you have a wonderful day!! Get out and create!! CLICK HERE for the supply list for today, or CLICK the graphic below. (Affiliate links used). I will be back soon with another project to share. Thanks for coming by today. XOXO

Sweet Summertime!

Hi everyone! It's the last week of July already! WOW! I can't believe it. It's definitely Summer. It was over 100 degrees here this weekend and that always makes it seem more like July. We had a fun and relaxing weekend. We took a mini road trip to the ocean on Friday and I'll share some pictures below from our trip. We are so lucky to be able to drive to so many places in one day. Saves money on hotels and such. We love to escape to the water when it's hot here. We have our routine all set. Chairs, towels, sunscreen, cooler....all piled in the car and ready to go. My husband and I travel so well together. It's a joy to have long conversations in the car and get a change of scenery. 

My post today is alllll about sweet summertime. My card is full of ice creams! I colored these images for National Ice Cream Day a week or so ago. Now I've made them into a card using a technique I've been wanting to try for a while - inlaid die cuts. The stamps are from Avery Elle. I didn't do a supply list, since unfortunately the stamps are discontinued now. The set I used is called "The Scoop" if you want to look for it! It's so fun, I was surprised when I couldn't find it to make a list. You could easily make this card with any other ice cream set though. The finished card is A2 sized.

 

First I stamped four ice cream cones and stamped their little faces on them! Then I die cut them out with the matching dies, and colored them with pastel Copic Marker shades. I added white gel pen highlights too. I love the soft colors!! 

 

The sentiment was stamped and heat embossed with white embossing powder onto black cardstock. I like the contrast of this!! I used some pink and white gingham from my stash to completely cover the front of the card base. I die cut a stitched rectangle from white cardstock for the top layer. 

 

I used washi tape to tape the dies to the stitched rectangle and die cut out four matching shapes to the images I colored. Then I mounted the top layer to the card using foam tape. The final step is putting the colored images into the cut outs! Reminded me of playing the "Operation" game! LOL. Makes a nice look, don't you think??

 

Here are my Copic Marker Choices!

 

You are SO SWEET! 

 

For our mini road trip on Friday we drove down Highway One through Half Moon Bay to Capitola, Moss Landing and Santa Cruz! It was a glorious day, perfect cool weather and a nice mix of fog and sun. Had the sun roof open on the car and the tunes blasting! NOTHING makes me happier than being by the ocean. I'm attaching some of my favorite photos from the day....Hope you enjoy them!

This is Capitola Beach from up above looking down on the wharf and town. This is the cutest town! It was really crowded! 

 

We drove down to the Moss Landing Wildlife Sanctuary and guess what??? SEA OTTERS!!!! There were about ten of them swimming around, playing and eating. We watched them for a long time! SOOOOO cute. One of them was jumping in and out of the water like a dolphin! And they were wrestling each other. You can kayak there and the kayakers were able to get super close to them! We were on the shore and they came about ten feet from us. OMG I was smiling so big!! 

 

 

 

We drove back to spend the rest of the day in Santa Cruz. We grabbed some early dinner and then headed over to the Boardwalk. I have soooo many good memories from the Beach Boardwalk here. I actually started crying when we walked in. All these memories just flooded me. My family is from the coast and my Aunts and Uncles used to bring me here and let me ride all the rides and spoil me! Some of my best childhood memories. I hadn't been here in ages. 

 

First stop....DOLE WHIP! YUM!

 

The sunset on Friday night was mixed with a perfect layer of fog, and it was the most beautiful purple/pink color. I love fog and usually you don't get fog AND a sunset, but we got both. Magical light!!! 

 

We tried some fun long exposure photos on the rides. This one was my favorite of those. Captures the action!! 

 

 

The Big Dipper!

That's it for me today! Have a wonderful happy week! One of my favorite people is flying in from Florida this week and on Wednesday we're going wine tasting and champagne sipping in Napa all day. I am SO EXCITED!!! Take care my friends. I will see you back here real soon. XOXO

Vintage Florals with the July Mini Release from The Greetery!

Hi everyone! I'm popping in with a vintage feeling card made with the July Mini Release from The Greetery! I'll be teaming up with Betsy and The Greetery once a month or so to feature a project made with the brand new releases. YAY! So excited about this partnership with one of my favorite crafters! This past week The Greetery did a Mini Release! Just a few carefully selected products to go along with the rest of the Summer release. Gorgeous new dies that I used today (Sunflower Botanicuts) and the pretty new Crimped Rectangles. I chose to make a vintage vibed card with watercolors and old music...it was such a joy to create, and now I get to share with all of you!

CLICK HERE to go to The Greetery to see all the pretty new items! I used some new and some previously released stamps and dies. You know I love to combine lots of different things on my cards! The water coloring and inking was done with Mini Distress Inks. I found the perfect ink combo to use with the mason jar stamps too! Let's get to it! The finished card is A2 sized and a white card base. I shot my card photos at the nursery! My entire card was inspired by my love of Black Eyed Susan flowers!! SO instead of making sunflowers, I made BES! 

 

I started with a white card base. Then I layered a kraft layer die cut with the new dies. SO pretty! I have this old book of sheet music that I use for projects, so I tore off a page of that and layered it. Then a crisp and pretty white doily. Everything vintage!

 

I stamped the mason jar (this is three step stamping) onto Bristol Smooth Cardstock. And used the matching die to cut it out. Then I die cut several flowers and leaves pieces out of the Bristol also. I used shades of yellow, green and brown Mini Distress Inks to color all the pieces. To achieve the look I wanted, I cut some of the assembled flowers in half!! I love how that looks!

 

The red heart was colored with Distress Ink. It's a VERY VERY old hand punch from my stash. I still have a few of those left!! I splattered brown and white ink over everything. I inked the edges of all the pieces too.

 

I used a pretty basics die and the Birthday Suite stamps to make a tag for my flower bouquet! 

 

Here's a close up of everything!

 

 

 

And, finally, my inspiration for today's project!! I am obsessed with rich, golden, Summer yellow right now! I bought three shirts lately and they are all this color!! It's the perfect transition from Summer to early Autumn...SO beautiful. God's hand over all of it!! 

That's it for today! Pop over to The Greetery Website or The Greetery Blog to see more projects made with these fabulous new products. CLICK HERE to see the Supply List for today, or CLICK the graphic below. (Affiliate Links Used) Have a fantastic weekend everyone! I will see you soon! XOXO

Sending Happy Mail with Pretty Pink Posh Stamps!

Good Day friends! I'm popping in with some Happy Mail for you today! How are you? I hope you survived the giant heat wave this past week. I can't believe the temperatures we were seeing on the news. Here in Sacramento it is often over 100 degrees, but this month we haven't had any days over 100 yet. I think we will today though. I hope my East coast friends are doing fine. Yuck!! I had a quiet weekend at home. I didn't feel good for a few days and just took a break and slept and relaxed with my husband. Lucky the kitty is the very sweetest nurse cat. OMG he would not leave my side for one moment. He knew I didn't feel good. And it was just adorable. I'm feeling better now and trying to get caught up. I colored the elements for this card as part of the 30 Day Coloring Challenge, and now I have the card to share!

The stamps and dies are from Pretty Pink Posh! SO CUTE! I used Copics as my coloring medium. The finished card is A2 size white card base. Lots of white space and a pop of red on that cute mailbox.

 

I used the super cute Happy Mail Stamp Set for the focal images. Then I added a flower and a bee! I wanted to create a happy scene! This is how I feel at the mailbox when I receive happy mail! I stamped directly onto a stitched circle and then colored with Copic Markers. 

 

How cute is this sentiment!!?? I stamped and cut out a bunch of extra letters to arrange around the sentiment.

 

I die cut a second set of letters and popped them up with foam tape. I also stamped some little trails behind the birdie and the bee. 

 

I layered one pop of red polka dot paper to ground all the white space. The circle and the word banner are popped up with foam tape also.

 

 

 

 

 

EEEEEK. I love those teeny tiny letters!!!

 

 

That's it for today! I'll be back on Friday with a card I made with the new release from The Greetery! I just need to photograph it now! Can't wait to share it with you! CLICK HERE to see the supply list for today. Or CLICK the graphic below (Affiliate Links Used). I will see you on Friday! XOXO

Hey Lady! Sassy Ladybugs!

Hey Lady! That's something I say all the time to my friends! It's a term of endearment and excitement, usually when I'm greeting a friend! I am not a quiet person, so it's like HEY LADY!! Followed by a big ole hug! (I'm a hugger, and I'm squishy too)... So when I went to make this card, I had that in mind. I love these adorable ladybugs stamps and dies from Honey Bee Stamps. They are so much fun to color! Happy Saturday my little ladies! I hope you have a fantastic weekend planned. 

This card has a lot going on, so I needed more real estate. The finished card is 4" x 8" and is made from red cardstock. They I layered white cardstock just a 1/8 inch smaller as my top layer. I went back and forth a bunch of times about what color to make the letters. Eventually I ended up with black letters with white paint splatters. It makes quite a statement! LOL. 

 

For the bottom of the card, I die cut a fence and some grass and attached those straight onto the card. I cut, colored and painted the letters and put them on the card so I could arrange the ladybugs around them. These are by far my favorite letter dies. I use them a lot!!

 

I colored the ladybugs with Copic Markers and added white gel pen accents. I also colored one sweet daisy flower. 

 

The ladybugs were colored a couple weeks ago for the 30 Day Coloring Challenge! 

 

The letters are mounted onto the card with tiny strips of foam tape. The ladybugs are also attached with foam tape.

 

 

 

This card fits into a business size envelope. I have tons of envelopes at my house, and I had a red one. So I stamped one ladybug on the front of the envelope too! 

 

 

Thanks for flying by today! Have an amazing weekend! CLICK HERE to see the supply list for today's card. Or CLICK on the graphic below. (Affiliate Links Used). I will see you soon! XOXO

I like the way you roll! Fun card with Lawn Fawn stamps!

Hi friends! Are you hungry? Do you like sushi? I have a cute and funny card for you then! I'm still sharing cards made with the images I colored during the color challenge and this is one of them! Adorable stamps and dies from Lawn Fawn, with a clean and graphic card layout. Oh, and lots of Copic coloring! Yes! I hope your week is going along great! 

I used these fun sushi images from Lawn Fawn, and a little bit of gingham paper....lots of white space.... The finished card is A2 size. 

 

I started with a white card base, then layered a second layer of white paper that was wrapped with a strip of green gingham. That layer was attached with foam tape for dimension. That top layer is a stitched rectangle of (also) white paper. All the stamping and elements are on that layer. How cute is that sentiment?? Love it!

 

I stamped the sentiment and the pink cherry blossoms directly onto the white top layer and set it aside. I stamped and die cut the sushi rolls, the wasabi (so cute!), the soy sauce, the tray, and the chopsticks... Then I used Copic markers to color everything. I added white gel pen accents after the coloring was done.

 

Here are my Copic choices for this project!

 

The stamp set has three or four different facial expressions that are separate. I love that because you can add different ones to each element!! Or have the elements alone without faces. Perfect. 

 

 

 

The images were affixed to the card with foam tape. I put the tiny wasabi in between the chopsticks, and tucked the soy sauce behind the tray.

That's it for today! I'm off to get lunch now! LOL. I love sushi, and we are lucky because the best sushi house in our area is only about two miles away! So we can go any time. YUM. I like the way you roll, my friends! I'll be back on Saturday with some super fabulous ladybugs!! CLICK HERE to see the supply list for today or CLICK on the graphic below. (Affiliate Links Used). Take care! XOXO

Summer Sea Life Banner - Under The Sea Kit from Queen & Company!

Hi crafty pals! I'm going to have you humming 'under the sea' by the end of this post! Happy Monday and a happy Summer Monday it is! We hit 100 degrees over the weekend, and the State Fair started, so, yep, it's Summer! I'm already starting to get Fall and Winter stamps in the mail for design assignments, but I'm holding on to Summer crafting for a little bit longer! I like to start thinking about Fall in August! Do you agree?? I hope you had a nice weekend! 

Today I'm sharing NOT a card! LOL. I made a cool banner out of the newest and coolest Queen & Company Shaker Card Kit! I had SOOOOO much fun making this project! It's been a long time since I crafted a banner... And I got out my eyelets too! It was a nice day in the craft room creating this for a friend. If you're not familiar, I really recommend that you pop over to the Queen & Company website and check out their fabulous kits. I made this entire banner from one kit, and didn't even use half of the items!! Shake, shake, shake! Lots of photos in this post! Grab a coffee! 

Here is the finished banner! EEK. So cheery and festive! I looooove all those colorful sea animals!! (this is not an easy thing to photograph. LOL. My hubs is standing up against the wall on the right! HA) There are nine banners total. The one in the center is stamped. I'll show lots of close ups.

 

 

 

 

 

ALL the papers and shaker shapes are from the kit. This paper pack has the prettiest colors! Here is a close up of the mermaid! I used a few copics to give her face some cheeks and a chin. 

 

A happy dolphin against that bright yellow!

 

I bought these chipboard banners in a set from Hobby Lobby. They are already cut in the right shape, and have the holes punched in them. Nice and easy! I used glue to glue the paper to the front of the banner shape and then used my exacto knife to trim off the center pictured here.

 

I sort of laid out my color scheme and my shapes before I made it all. Here is my in process on my desk... It's a good photo to show the dies. They are so nice and cut a perfect crisp edge every time. ALL the dies, an entire paper pad, a full stamp set, the acetate, the foam, the shaker bits....ALL included in the kit.

 

 

 

The included stamp set has the cutest sentiments for your ocean cards!!!

 

I had to rummage through a few boxes in my craft studio to find my Crop-o-dile! Sheesh! It's been a minute since I set some eyelets!!! I really think they eyelets finish off the banners so nicely. Makes it look super professional and polished. Plus, the Crop-o-dile is so easy to use. Anyone else remember when we used to put eyelets on EVERYTHING??? 

 

 

 

 

 

After I had all the banner shapes made with the ocean elements, I used Chunky Doodlebug Twine to string them together. PERFECT!!

 

Those little shell sequins are SO pretty!!!!

 

Here's a close up of the stamped banner in the center of the big banner! I used the gorgeous new Mermaid Sea Stones as accents!! Ooh la la.

 

I'm pretty sure the little crab guy is my favorite!!!! Or maybe the shark....

 

 

 

I made a small note card to enclose with the banner to send off to my friend! I used the pretty scalloped square from the Foundation Dies and mounted it over a folded sheet of white cardstock. Makes a nice little card!

Thanks for coming by to see my project today! Are you singing all the songs from Little Mermaid yet?? I am! I hope you have a blessed and happy week ahead! Please CLICK HERE for the supply list for today or CLICK the graphic below. (Affiliate Links Used). Take care, and I'll see you soon! XOXO