Craft Room Inspiration..

I love updating the display shelves in my craft room.  I usually swap out the samples depending on the holiday season.  I recently updated all the displays with Christmas samples.  I hope this inspires you as much as it inspires me every day.

Special Birthday Cards

I'm lucky enough to have some very talented demontrator friends who sent me these beautiful cards for my birthday.

Deb Modrowsky

Lilly Ruiz 

It's Online Extravaganza Time

Don't miss out on the big Online Extravaganza Sale!  This is your chance to get those wish list items at a discount.

Also, don't forget about today's 1 Day sale!  Click on the SHOP button on the right to see all the great sales!

Blog Candy Giveaway

Holiday Catalog Giveaway

  

  

Blog Candy Giveaway:  I thought I would have some fun with a Holiday Catalog Blog Candy Giveaway for one lucky participant.  I’m giving away a collection of goodies from the Stampin’ Up! Holiday Catalog shown above (and listed below).

• Tin of Tags Photopolymer Stamp Set (142180, p. 33)
• Fancy Frost Sequins (142519, p. 37)
• 3/8" Glitter Ribbon Combo Pack (142015, p. 37)
• Pretty Paisleys Textured Impressions Embossing Folder (141833, p. 47)

How To Play:  For your chance to win, please leave a comment sharing your answer to this question: Stamping for fun, hobby or obsession?  which one are you?  I will choose a random comment and announce the winner on Thursday, December 1 on my Personally Yours blog.

Note:  I can only ship to winners within the U.S.  Winner will have 24 hours to email me their name and U.S. mailing address.  Stay tuned for the announcement of the winner!  Good luck!

Stampin' Up! Occasions Catalog Sneak Peak: Nailed It

I hope you  are as excited as I am to see this sneak peek of the new Nailed It stamp set from the upcoming Occasions Catalog. Card stock used:  White, Crumb Cake, Black, Basic Gray and Real Red.

I made the pocket by cutting a piece of 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" Crumb Cake card stock and then cutting off the bottom corners.  I sponged the edges and drew in the dotted stitch lines using an Early Espresso marker.