Living the Art Life™
Did you hear that the Christmas Love Campaign Tags Challenge was extended to Nov 27? I did, so I whipped up a few. I really had fun making these adorable, bright, happy, whimsical tags for my Design Team post today for Susan K Weckesser. I used papers by Susan K Weckesser Inc. I chose a paper that I had torn to create an earlier project and still had left over. I
I haven’t participated in any swaps in a long time, but when I was asked to play along with some blogging friends for a diecut tag swap, I decided to jump in. I received a package of gorgeous, fun tags in return designed by various designers. I decided to play with the Sizzix Eclips to create my tags with some fun Tim Holtz stamps and using Stamp2Cut cartridges. Want
Welcome to the Designer Crafts Connection Blog Hop with Smoothfoam. Many of us have seen Smoothfoam in our local Michaels stores. Most may be familiar with the Smoothfoam balls. I was excited to receive a few different shapes, but was instantly drawn to the Smoothfoam Discs. I have seen some fabulous canvases in the round, so when I saw these, I knew I wanted to use this 12″ Smoothfoam Disc
Thanksgiving is coming soon and I host our family’s Thanksgiving dinner. This year it won’t be as large, it will be my immediate family, my parents, and one of my brothers and his family. However large or small, planning a big dinner needs to have some organization. I am still using the planner I created two years ago, so I thought you might enjoy seeing it again
It’s been a super busy October for me. So busy, that I have once again neglected my little blog. I realize now that I did share with you that I was selected to be a part of Susan K Weckesser’s first-ever Design Team. What I neglected to mention was that not only do I get the joy of designing with her products, but she asked “ME” to be her
As with the rest of this Twitter Simplified Series, this is not a detailed post on how to use the Hashtag symbol. This is a simplified explanation of what the # symbol is used for in Twitter world. The symbol you see above is referred to as a hashtag. Some of us recognize it as a pound sign, but now we will refer to it as HASHTAG. This little
