I want to share a card that I used a wiggling Wobble on. This on uses Imaginisce’s Animal Cracker Circus Monkey and I think the sentiment is from Stamping Up but if it is I haven’t an idea on the stamp set it came from.
The Wobble was used for the monkey but instead of fussy cutting around the edges I used the shape die and made it all Wobble. It’s still just as fun!!
It’s a Super Saturday sale at Little Miss Muffet Stamps where the Design Team gets to choose the sale items! That’s right – what ever the Design Team has chosen to create with that weekend will be on sale until the following Wednesday. So if there’s a stamp you want to see on sale and just can’t wait… start dropping hints and we just might be inspired to use it. 😀
The image I used today is Sugar ‘n Spice Dolls Vanilla from Little Miss Muffet Stamps in rubber and it was colored using the Marvy Le Plume alcohol markers. I used some of my scraps to complete the card plus a few dragonfly chippies from Make it Crafty. Lastly I added a border using a white gel pen. I hope you like it and thanks for dropping by today. 😀
Little Miss Muffet Stamps is sponsoring Hiding in My Craft Room challenge blog this week and the theme is all about using your scraps. Most of my papers are 6×6″ so I don’t have very many scraps but occasionally I come up with a few gems, such as the ones on this card. I’ve mixed Christmas with shabby chic papers and came up with this – I even used two small black scraps on the sides of the image!
The image I used is Iris May Hatter from Little Miss Muffet Stamps and available in rubber. She was stamped in black and colored with the Marvy Le Plume alcohol markers. Then I added a few dragonfly chippies (from Make it Crafty) and covered them with liquid pearls. Added some ribbon and tadah!
We’re starting off the new year with a sketch challenge at Little Miss Muffet Challenges and this one is a fun one that we hope you’ll adore! Challenge #76 goes for just about two weeks and we can’t wait to see what you create! I thought it would be fun to start the year with a few of my favorite colors too… pink and chocolate brown. 😀
For my project I used Sunbonnet Strawberry Jam from Little Miss Muffet Stamps and colored it using the Marvy LePlume markers. This is the image I colored along side with my daughter when she wanted to learn how to color with the “grown-up markers”. 😀 She did a wonderful job and I think I’ve posted it on this site before!
The project was assembled using the sketch as a guide then I added the cream canvas like ribbon and twine. I wanted to use the micro-beads so this give me the opportunity to tie a little bottle on. It’s only now that I realize it could be little jar of strawberry jam!
Be sure to pop on over to the LMM Challenge blog and check out all the other Little Misses’ projects – they’re fabulous! Each of them did a fantastic job with this sketch and I love the diversity!
Moan and groan… I hate feeling miserable. But I don’t think anyone likes feeling miserable! One of the disadvantages to living in a different climate than what you grow up in are the unexpected seasonal allergies. Not everyone has them, I’m sure, but I do. 😦
Anyway, I can still post a project I made a while back and if I fake it long enough then I’m sure to make it. After all, Moms aren’t allowed to be sick!
The image on this card is Imaginisce Animal Cracker Circus Elephant and was colored with Le Plume alcohol markers. I hope you like. 😉
Lately I’ve been part of a vegetable share group and so I have been up to my eyeballs in things I normaly don’t eat… like green stuff and fresh fruits! Sometimes I can be creative in making something good, like ginger pear jam, and other times my cooking is less than desirable, like the soggy apple strudel. LOL Anyway, my husband can get quite resourceful too, when he wants to, and one of his favorite canning recipes are “Fibblesnork™ Über-Garlic Pickles.” What are those? And what does it have to do with strawberries? You’ll find out… just keep reading…
The image I used on this project is Sunbonnet Strawberry Basket from Little Miss Muffet Stamps and I also used the Party Banner Metal Die, also from LMMS. I thought this image was the closet thing I could get to for pickles, and I’m sure if I wanted to I could have colored them green. But I liked the strawberries, so I kept them as such. 😀
Now on to the recipe for some strange pickles! This is a creation from one of my husband’s friend, Todd Lehman, and used to be posted online but it’s hard to find now days. We didn’t want to loose it and so where sharing it here. You should try it one of these days… it’s totally worth it! Enjoy. 😀
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