It's here! The I Quit Sugar Kids Cookbook. Today. Like now. A quick note: your enthusiastic feedback to me as I've shared the "making of" sneak peeks has
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What’s For Dinner? Hey y’all welcome to this new what’s for dinner I am also including my favorite ice cream cake recipe today! Let’s get cookin! I hope you ...
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Why it's taken me this long to make myself an apron is beyond me! I am a fairly messy cook so it only seems appropriate to have something t...
Welcome to Past Due Tuesday, where all things vintage get their due by sharing them with others! If you are new and would like to particip...
Cookin' ain't easy...unless you've got Lamont's Authentic Southern Cookbook in your pocket! The recipes in this cookbook are more than just Lamont's family recipes, they've served and influenced family cooking traditions throughout the South for more than 150 years. With the holiday cooking season upon us, it's the perfect time to get your hands on a copy of this treasured cookbook and become the talk (in a good way!) at your family's holiday dinner table.
Here's one last card CASEd from one of Cindy Lawrence's cards for Flourishes Designer CASE Challenge. And, it fits in perfectly for the Flourishes Timeless Tuesday garden challenge that Katie Sims is hosting this week. Here's the card I cased. Cindy's coloring on that watermelon is just amazing! And, here's my version. I think this beet image is the only veggie stamp I have that I had never used before, so I figured it needed some ink. Besides, pickled beets are a fav of mine, so it's about time I featured them on a card. ;) My card is CASEd very closely to Cindy's, but instead of stamping the sentiment directly on the image layer, I put it on a vellum flag and stapled it to that layer instead. The beets are colored with Copic markers, and the white spots on the beets and on the tips of the leaves were made with Copic Opaque White Pigment and a toothpick. I got the pigment when I went to the Copic class a few months ago, and I love how it looks on the image. With all that rich color on the front of the card, I felt that it needed at least a little bit inside, too. The panel for personalization doesn't go to the bottom of the card so that it won't show through the punched borders at the bottom of the front of the card. I can't wait to see which Flourishes designer will be featured next! I'm having fun with all this CASEing! Thanks for stopping by, and have a fab day! I'm entering this card in the following challenges: Flourishes Designer Focus CASE Challenge: CASE Cindy Flourishes Timeless Tuesday #223: From the Garden Simon Says Stamp & Show Challenge: Brought to you by the Letter S (scalloped circle die) ~Hugs, Stamps: Garden Fresh (Flourishes) Paper: Que Sera Sera (K&Co); Summer Song (My Mind's Eye); Flourishes Classic White; vellum Ink: Copic markers; Copic Opaque White Pigment; Memento; Distress; Versamark Dies: Classic Scalloped Circles (Spellbinders); Banner Stacklets 1 (Taylored Expressions) Accessories: Garden Trellis edge punch (Martha Stewart); Tropical Paisley embossing folder (Sizzix); Ranger embossing powder; ribbon; twine; button; pearls; mini stapler Size: 4.5" x 6" Thanks for visiting my blog! To have Ink Up delivered to your inbox, subscribe in the box at the top right of the page.
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Happy Monday! How about an inspiring sketch from Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge? Here is our latest one – I took a unique approach to this challenge using the What’s Cookin’... [Read More]
Monday Montage Blog Hop - Week 193!!! Hello friends! Welcome back to the Monday Montage Blog Hop! You won't want to miss the amazing prettiness that I know you will find at all the stops along the way! I'm not much of a cooker but I did start making sugar cookies last year so…
A blog about Cricut Cards - Stampin Up cards and ideas.
Our newest kit! Whats Cookin'? used adorable Farmhouse 6x6 paper and embellishments. The base of the recipe album is a real cutting board...
