Stop the presses; two posts in one day! I popped over to The Outlawz to see this week’s CAS challenge and immediately had to make a card. I don’t have store-bought baker’s twine but the magnificent frugal crafter has an awesome tutorial on how to create your own baker’s twine, so I have a stash [...]
Posted on January 15th, 2012 by kellyrae
Filed under: CAS (Clean & Simple), Card samples, Challenges, Techniques, The Outlawz | 5 Comments »
My 7yo DGD’s BFF is moving out of state in a couple of months. Both sets of parents thought that knowing a long time before the day would be easier on the girls. . . I am here to tell you NOT so much. So the girls are trying to spend as much time with [...]
Posted on August 3rd, 2011 by kellyrae
Filed under: Techniques, Zindorf | 4 Comments »
Do you tease your hubby in the kitchen? You know what I mean . . . getting out your toaster oven, pasta machine, or cookie sheets only to use them for papercrafting instead of preparing food? It is amazing how many stamping techniques use kitchen products. Today’s card uses two: stamping with sweetened condensed milk [...]
Posted on July 28th, 2011 by kellyrae
Filed under: Card samples, Masculine, Operation Write Home, Stampin' Up!, Techniques, The Angel Company | 1 Comment »
No? Well I’ve combined two techniques on this card - polished stone and bandana, and since cowboys were prone to wearing bandanas back in the day - that’s how I came up with today’s post title. DH says I have a vivid imagination (actually I think his exact words are ‘warped’ imagination).
The card is super [...]
Posted on July 26th, 2011 by kellyrae
Filed under: CAS (Clean & Simple), Operation Write Home, Techniques | 5 Comments »
Today Operation Write Home is having a Bunny Hop. It’s a round robin, so you can start at anyone’s blog and just keep clicking on through the links until you reach your starting point. (Or, you can start at the beginning here.) Thanks for stopping to visit my blog, you’ve probably just left Kapree and after [...]
Posted on March 5th, 2011 by kellyrae
Filed under: Challenges, Operation Write Home, Techniques, Tutorials | 63 Comments »
