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Thursday, December 11, 2014

The Wacky Watercooler December "Best Of..." Blog Hop!

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Welcome, welcome! It's so great to have you here!!! You should be arriving here from Marsha's blog. If not, or you got lost along the way, you can click on the banner above to begin at the beginning of the hop. This end of year hop is our "Best Of" hop....best of contributing Demonstrators, best of retired products, and best of current products. I have to say that this has been probably one of my favorite hops, because it allowed me a bit more "freedom" of choice, lol!! I had planned on doing some tags, and maybe some cute Christmas ornaments, but when it came down to it, necessity won out - I needed more cards for my longgggg list this year!!! Maybe next year! *wink*

 Best of CASEing Project:
Names were drawn for all of us to CASE (Copy And Share Everything) a project by a fellow Demonstrator. I was lucky enough to receive Deborah Smart from Stamp and Create as my CASEing partner! I chose a card she shared on her blog HERE. As you can see, she did a much better job than I did with the sunburst effect, but this was my first time trying it with just a paper trimmer. They turn out much better for me when I use a 'contraband' die, lol! I really love this color combination though, and the new tree stamps and matching punch made this a quick & easy card.
Recipe:
Stamps: Festival of Trees
Paper: Whisper White, Lost Lagoon, Soft Sky, All is Calm DSP, silver glitter paper
Ink: Lost Lagoon, Soft Sky, Silver Encore ink
Accessories: tree punch, star punch, 3/8" stitched satin ribbon in Lost Lagoon, dimensionals, Decorative Dots embossing folder

Best of Retired Products:
I will freely admit to being a "bit" of a paper hoarder. OK, fine...I have serious issues with paper hoarding, lol!!! I buy a lot of it, especially of pretty patterned paper!, and although I do use it, I have stacks and stacks and stacks of unopened packs, because it's almost too pretty to cut into and/or can't be replaced. Yes, this is silly and no, I don't see much hope in a cure!! Stamps and dies are another matter, as I'm a "hobby Demo" and can keep on using all the retired items with no regard for my customers because I don't have any!!! So I don't have to sell all my retired things at the end of each catalog! (Yay, me!) I've seen many examples of heat embossing on patterned papers, and I wanted to try it out on this card. Even though it's patterned, the bold embossed stamping shows up perfectly!
Recipe:
Stamps: Scentsational Season (retired)
Paper: Whisper White, Cherry Cobbler, Crumb Cake, Vellum, Season of Style DSP (retired)
Ink: Versa Mark, Cherry Cobbler, Baked Brown Sugar, Smoky Slate
Accessories: matching framelits (retired), white embossing powder, SU markers, white paper doily, dimensionals, banner framelits

Best of Current Products:
There are some really cute things in the current main catalog and our holiday "mini". I used both for these cards, to make the most of the oh-so-cute Santa Stache stamp set! Love it!!!!!
Recipe:
Stamps: Santa Stache, Wondrous Wreath
Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, silver foil card stock, white glitter paper
Ink: silver Encore ink, Wild Wasabi, Garden Green, Cherry Cobbler, Tuxedo Black Memento ink
Accessories: banner framelits, mustache framelit, dazzling diamonds glitter, 2 way glue pen, wreath set framelits, SU markers, alcohol markers, Filigree Frame embossing folder, dimensionals

 Recipe:
Stamps: Santa Stache
Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Soft Suede, Whisper White,  Champagne glitter paper, black felt paper
Ink: Cherry Cobbler, Tuxedo Black Momento ink
Accessories: Word Window punch, Modern Label punch, star framelit, mustache framelit, woodgrain embossing folder, googly eyes, dimensionals, alcohol markers

I hope you've enjoyed my cards for this hop, and possibly feel inspired for any remaining cards you have left on your Christmas card list!! I wish you and your loved ones the very merriest of holidays!!! Next up, Deborah Smart - simply click on the "NEXT" watercooler button below!
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Thursday, April 10, 2014

The Wacky Watercooler April Blog Hop!

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Has another month really gone by already??? I've been so busy, but whew! that was fast! If you have followed along the Blog Hop circuit, this should be your last stop. If you've somehow just stumbled upon my blog, welcome!, and if you'd like, you can simply click on the banner above to begin at the beginning. You should be coming here from Kath's blog - isn't she fantastic?!?!? Wow!

I like to do my part of hops in "themes" and this time I thought I'd do embossing. I love both heat embossing, using embossing powders and a heat tool, and embossing with embossing folders. Both give lots of "pop" and texture to your projects, for very little money or effort!!

Project #1:
Recipe:
Stamps: Secret Garden, Express Yourself
Paper: Crumb Cake, Coastal Cabana, Whisper White
Ink: Whisper White craft ink, Coastal Cabana, Bermuda Bay, Perfect Plum, Elegant Eggplant, Strawberry Slush, Melon Mambo
Accessories: Wisteria Wonder chevron ribbon, white embossing powder, dimensionals, sticky strip.

Project #2:
 Recipe:
Stamps: Lovely Romance
Paper: Early Espresso, Very Vanilla, Brushed Gold, Gold Foil, Pistachio Pudding, Strawberry Slush, Crisp Cantaloupe
Ink: Versamark
Accessories: Clear embossing powder, gold embossing powder, Chalk Talk framelit, stamp-a-ma-jig, dimensionals

Project #3:
Recipe:
Stamps: Backyard Basics, Label Something
Paper: Basic Black, Daffodil Delight, Whisper White
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black, Daffodil Delight
Accessories: Backyard Basics framelit, hexagon punch, dotted scallop ribbon border, honeycomb embossing folder, 2-way glue pen, Dazzlin' Diamonds glitter, SU markers, dimensionals, Tombow multi glue

Thank you so much for dropping in to see my projects for the Hop! I hope you'll take a moment to leave a comment with your thoughts on them before clicking "next"!! See you next month!!

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Thursday, March 13, 2014

Wacky Watercooler March Blog Hop!

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It's time again for the monthly Wacky Watercooler Blog Hop! And this month I was asked to join in again! *smile* You should be arriving here from Jean's blog. (Although I'm not so sure I like following such an incredible and creative crafter!!!) If you got lost along the way, you can always start at the beginning of the hop, by just clicking on the banner above!

As I'm already working feverishly to prepare for a craft fair next month, I thought, why not combine the two?? Make things for the fair, AND have some things to share for the hop!! Win/Win! Feel free to click on any photo to enlarge it. So without further ado...

Project #1:
Card-In-A-Box
I love that this 3D project folds completely flat and fits into a regular A2 envelope!! No extra postage - wooo hooo! The internet has been abuzz about these for a while now, but none of the tutorials I've come across had instructions for a standard sized card, or in non-metric measurements. I do not like doing math in order to craft, lol!!!
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Instructions: Cut your card stock for 8 1/4" x 9". Use your scoring board to score card stock (with 9" side at the top): 2 1/8", 4 1/4", 6 3/8", and 8 1/2". Turn card stock to 8 1/4" side, and score at 2 1/4". Put card stock into your trimmer with the 2 1/4" score line on your left hand side, and cut at 5 1/2". Take the strip that you just cut off, and cut it at 3 1/8". Take that smaller strip that you just cut, and cut in half. This will be used to make the two little "z" bridges which hold up your layers of flowers inside the box. (For a video of this, click HERE.) I only made one minor measurement change to make this card fit into our envelopes.

Recipe:
Stamps: Flower Shop, Petite Petals, Banner Blast
Paper: Daffodil Delight, Crisp Cantaloupe, Wild Wasabi, Whisper White, Watercolor Wonder DSP
Ink: Daffodil Delight, Crisp Cantaloupe
Accessories: Secret Garden framelit (leaves), Petite Petals punch, Pansy punch, Banner punch, sticky strip, Tombow multi adhesive

Project #2:
Mini Dress Boxes
Aren't these darling?? These would be perfect for bridal showers or any kind of female get-togethers! Use them as place settings!!! I will be filling these with small chocolates and claiming them as Easter dresses.

Instructions: The dress form is simple enough to make using the Dress Framelit. Take a piece of 8 1/2" x 11" card stock and cut in half, so that you have two, 8 1/2" x 5 1/2" pieces. Fold each in half (4 1/4" x 5 1/2"). Using your Big Shot, simply make sure that the top "straps" on the framelit are above the fold line so that they do not cut the paper. That will leave the fold intact. This should make two cuts from the one folded piece of card stock. For the box, cut a piece of matching card stock 3" x 2 1/2". On the 3" side, score at 3/4" and 2 1/4". On the 2 1/2" side, score at 3/4" and 1 3/4". Using the above photo as a reference, snip the appropriate sides to the score line, and then angle cut them to reduce bulk. This will make a nicely finished box! I used Tombow to attach the flaps of the box. Then place a strip of sticky strip on the two longer sides of the box in the middle. Remove the red backing, and place the box in between the front & back of the dress form, making sure it's centered left to right. Then slowly squeeze the dress together, ensuring that the hem of the dress stays flush against your work surface. It should work like a charm! Use your imagination and let loose your inner dress designer!!!



Recipe:
Stamps: None
Paper: In Color card stock (Baked Brown Sugar, Coastal Cabana, Crisp Cantaloupe, Pistachio Pudding, Strawberry Slush), Sweet Sorbet DSP, In Color DSP paper pack, gold foil vellum paper
Ink: None
Accessories: 3/8" ruffled In Color ribbon, basic rhinestones, basic pearls, bitty flower punches, sticky strip, tombow multi adhesive, Fancy Fan embossing folder, Decorative Dots embossing folder (SAB)

Project #3:
Post-It Note Holder
These have been around forever, but when I saw this card by Michelle LeBreton, I wanted to scale it down to fit on the front of this project. I opted to not put on the ribbon like she did, as this project works best if it remains as flat on the front as possible. For a video on making this holder, you can watch a video HERE.

Instructions: I cut the white panel 2 1/2" x 2 1/2". Punch out two blue squares and place near the bottom of the white panel. Make the roman blind by cutting the DSP in a long 2 1/4" strip. I scored it at 1/2", then 1/8", repeat until it's long enough, approx 4 times. Cut a strip of coordinating card stock and punch with the scalloped border punch; attach at the bottom of the DSP panel. I used sticky strip to attach the DSP panel to the window panel. Then punch out flowers and arrange along the bottom edge. Add rhinestones as desired.

Recipe:
Stamps: None
Paper: Gumball Green, Soft Sky, Whisper White, Wisteria Wonder, So Saffron, Strawberry Slush, Pink Pirouette, Pear Pizzazz, Pear Pizzazz DSP
Ink: None
Accessories: 1" square punch, scalloped border punch, bitty flower punches, basic rhinestones, sticky strip, Tombow multi adhesive

I hope you've enjoyed these projects! It's fun to take "old ideas" and put your own spin on them. It's now time to visit Christine for the next spot on our Blog Hop. Be sure to keep going, and leave lots of Comment Love!!!

Thursday, November 14, 2013

Wacky Watercooler Year End Blog Hop!

Wacky Watercooler New Catalog(ue) Blog Hop
Wooo Hooo! It's time for another Wacky Watercooler Blog Hop!!! Some of the best Demos in Stamping Up, getting together to showcase current products to make your holidays that much brighter! LOVE IT!!! If you've followed the Hop from the beginning, you should have arrived here from Gail's blog. If not, no worries, you can either click on the banner above to start at the beginning, or see the bottom of this post for the next stop. It doesn't matter where you start, because there will always be a link for the next blog. Easy peasy!

I don't know about you, but I'm realllly behind on making this year's Christmas cards! Every year I promise myself to make them all year long, so I won't be stressed out by waiting til the last minute. You know, like I always do! Every.Single.Year! *sigh* So here I am, way behind schedule - again, lol! Sound familiar?? (Please say yes!) So, I've decided to help out us both out - fun, festive and easy cards to make the process fun again!!

1st card - Gate Fold

Same card - with different colors/paper/embellishment button
You can write your own sentiments inside with SU's silver or gold markers!

Recipe:
Stamps: Festive Flurry, Christmas Messages
Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Season of Style DSP
Ink: Cherry Cobbler, Gumball Green, Silver Encore
Accessories: Festive Flurry framelits, Frosted Finishes embellishments, Naturals Designer buttons, mini glue dots

2nd Card - Window Card
This fun card allows you to "peek" inside by having a vellum window on the front panel! Using the holiday carry over set "Evergreen", this is perfect set for this technique!

Inside of card

Recipe:
Stamps: Evergreen
Paper: Baked Brown Sugar, Cherry Cobbler, Whisper White, Season of Style DSP, Vellum, Gold Foil paper (star)
Ink: Versamark, Gumball Green, Cherry Cobbler
Accessories: Gold embossing powder, Art Deco framelits, bitty star punch

3rd Card - Faux Quilt
What could be better in the chilly winter months than snuggling up in a pretty quilt??? And by making a paper one, it's fast and easy!! Using the combination of the Lattice Bigz die and Square Lattice embossing folder, you can make gorgeous "quilts" in record time!!!

Recipe:
Stamps: More Merry Messages
Paper: Gumball Green, Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Season of Style DSP
Ink: Gumball Green
Accessories: Lattice Bigz die, Square lattice embossing folder, dimensionals

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Friday, September 13, 2013

The Wacky Watercooler Holiday Catalog Blog Hop!

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Welcome!! Hopefully you have arrived here from Heidi's blog, if not then I'm sure you are missing out on something awesome!! So, just click on the Holiday Blog Hop banner above, and start from the beginning of our Hop! I'm sure you are all looking forward to trying out the latest & greatest goodies from Stampin' Up's holiday catalog, and we are here to tempt you further!

I'm really in love with all the beautiful papers in this year's catalog!!! So my designs are going to feature the newest papers, with an older technique - tea bag folding! What's that???

Tea bag folding is a kind of origami that was developed late in the 20th Century in Holland. Origami itself is a Japanese art of paper folding that dates back to antiquity. However, it has become a popular craft in many places around the world and has given rise to new designs and trends such as tea bag folding.

Tea bag folding was developed by a Dutch woman named Tiny van der Plas. She had been practicing origami for quite some time before she came up with this technique. The story goes that she was sitting at home one day having a cup of tea when she realized that she'd forgotten to get a birthday card for her sister. As she sat there, she began fiddling with the small paper envelope that her tea bag had come in. This gave her an idea for a new kind of origami.

This new kind of origami that Ms. van der Plas developed is made by using small square pieces of paper, like the packets that tea bags come in, and folding them in such a way as to create a three-dimensional interlocking design. Following the history of how this kind of origami was invented, tea bag folding is often used to create embellishments for greeting cards. They are also sometimes used to affix to gifts and certificates of achievement. They can also be used to embellish pages of scrapbooks and photo albums.

Pretty cool, huh?

Project #1
I love, love, love the classic Christmas colors of this year's Season of Style designer papers!! Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Crumb Cake and Whisper White! Everything you need for fun, traditional paper crafting this year. If you'd like to see a video making this version of tea bag folding, you can view it here.
Recipe:
Stamps: Christmas Messages
Paper: Cherry Cobbler, Old Olive, Whisper White, Season of Style DSP paper pack
Ink: Cherry Cobbler
Accessories: Circle framelits, vintage faceted buttons, large pearl, mini glue dots, decorative label punch, Cherry Cobbler seam binding, dimensionals

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Project #2
Want a fun, new twist on holiday colors?? Then you will so fall in love with the Winter Frost designer papers!! It features one of our latest colors Coastal Cabana, as well as the lighter shade, Pool Party! Also new are the foiled papers: Silver Foil (shown here), as well as Gold Foil, and the new Expressions framelits - for the perfect greeting. If you'd like to view a video to make this Christmas tree, you can view it here.
Recipe:
Stamps: none
Paper: Pool Party, Whisper White, Brushed Silver, Silver Glimmer Paper, Silver Foil paper, Winter Frost DSP paper pack
Ink: none
Accessories: Bitty star punch, Expressions framelit, polka dot embossing folder, dimensionals, mini glue dots, Tombow multi adhesive

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Project #3 
If you've seen the catalog already, you must have seen the gorgeous new Festive Flurries stamp set and matching framelits. Soooo yummy!!! And everyone is making the most gorgeous ornaments with them. Including me, lol! But I wanted to show something a bit different, so I again used a tea bag folding technique to show off the Winter Frost paper, while making a beautiful, sparkling ornament. Did you notice the new rhinestone embellishment in the center? And the super sparkly, silver ribbon?  Both are new, and only available while supplies last in the Holiday catalog!!! (So get 'em while you can!) To see a video making this fold, you can view it here.
 Recipe:
Stamps: Festive Flurries
Paper: Pool Party, Silver glimmer paper, Winter Frost DSP paper pack
Ink: Illuminate inkpad
Accessories: 1/8" silver ribbon, Frosted Finishes embellishment, mini glue dots, Tombow multi adhesive





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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Ding Dong the WITCH is Dead!


OK, that's overly dramatic. She's not dead, she's just banned. But if you need limitless attention it's pretty much the same thing. Oh.Happy.Day. On her blog she pleads her total innocence, and promises to quit SU if she's not immediately re-instated. That isn't going to happen, so I guess we'll all wait with bated breath to see if she's the woman of her word that she claims to be. Could we really get that lucky that she'll quit????

She so picked the wrong person to fight with. I always win. Eventually.


I so want to do this, only with a throat punch.

Because I'm such a "bully".
(whatever)

Carol? Take this time to reflect. No one with two brain cells to rub together buys into your BS. No one!!! If you had all these "friends", then you would know them. They would know you. You'd have many other options available for staying in touch. But they aren't your friends. And you aren't theirs. For some insane reason you think giving away thrift store crap to strangers buys you friendship. Here's a clue; it doesn't.

Why don't you go post on Split Coast Stampers??? I'm sure they'd love to have you running amok on their boards!! I'd give it about 24-48 hours before you're banned there...if you don't learn to play nicely. There are rules in this world, and when you don't follow them you get smacked. It took SU 16 long months to do something about you, but they finally did.

At most, people feel sorry for you. The vast majority? Feel an overwhelming sense of relief they no longer have to read your drivel, and endure the drama you create. Thank you for finally blessing everyone....with your absence!!

Thursday, August 22, 2013

If you're happy and you know it...



I truly had a "House moment" early this morning. I certainly hadn't planned on being up so early, much less online, and even less getting into it online with the neediest attention whore the internet has ever seen. No, it was definitely an unforeseen chain of events. Life is often quirky like that.

I'm an orderly minded person. A place for everything, and everything in it's place. While I realize not everyone thinks as I do, I believe a society as a whole works best when the rules are followed. If you don't like the rules or policies, you have the option of A) Going elsewhere or B) Breaking them and letting the consequences take their course.

But what if rules and policies aren't enforced? If there's a posted speed limit on a back country road, but there is never any police enforcement, how long do you think people will actually maintain that speed limit? It's only illegal if you're caught, right?? While it might be safer to drive the posted speed, people will do what they want to if they are fairly certain they can get away with "doing their own thing".

As a Demonstrator with Stampin Up (a position for which I might be ending with an abrupt halt, very soon), I have access to the Demo side of the website. Half is for training/ordering/news updates, etc and the other half is a forum with a sample gallery. For the better part of the last two years, I've tried to just check in with the posted samples for ideas and inspiration, and not on the forum boards. Why? Because I hate drama. And that's pretty much all you are going to find over there!

With pretty much any online forum, you will find drama and drama makers. However, most online forums are moderated; meaning there are moderators who keep things on the straight and narrow, ensure rules and policies are followed, and basically make sure that everyone is playing nicely. With the Demo forum, while there are posted rules and policies, there aren't any moderators and rules are not enforced. If things get completely out of hand, and I mean COMPLETELY, SU will delete a post here or there, and perhaps send out their now infamous, canned responses which do nothing to solve the problem.

It doesn't take long before the lunatics are running the asylum! While a few brave souls will try to maintain order, answer questions, offer support and attempt to guide the populace along the proper path, their efforts are often thwarted by those who feel that the rules don't apply to them. The forum is set up with many categories, for any imaginable subject, for the use and enjoyment of all Demos. It only makes sense to post your questions or discussions in the category for which your question or discussion pertains. Easy enough, right?

A new member of course would be forgiven for not knowing the rules and proper "net-iquette" for posting on an online forum. Everyone was new once! But if you've been gently told, and shown and helped - for nearly two years! - and you not only refuse to follow the rules, but you attack those who have tried to maintain order, then you cannot also claim to not have known any better.

Unless....of course, you have an overwhelming need to garner attention to yourself. If you need lots of responses - read here limitless attention - to your posts, putting these non-sensical, irrelevant, and asinine posts in the proper category on the forum might not get you enough views, and therefore the proper amount of replies necessary to fill that empty hole in your body where a soul and brain would normally reside. No, you need a higher "traffic" category, viewed more often, and by more people to satisfy that unquenchable thirst for attention.

At the moment, the boards have all but been held hostage (no pun intended!) by one person. One person who's life mission is to have more posts, more comments, and more awful videos than any other Demo in the 25 year history of SU. If you're not first, you're last, right?? Many of the "older" Demos have alternated between trying to set her straight, and ignoring her completely. Neither tactic has worked. Reporting her flagrant abuse of the boards and violation of numerous policies to the company has also had little effect. They simply can't be bothered to properly run their own board!!

A new tactic of late has been "thread hijacking". If she's going to post a thread that makes no sense or is a blatant attempt to stir up controversy, many will simply change the subject. Whether it's literally changing the topic, or posting pet photos, or sharing what we ate for dinner last night...anything!...to get the attention off of the poster. That has had mixed results at best, and there is always a "friend" who needs to ask a question (but can't for some strange reason ask it herself), or "I'm just curious what you think about..." post, or a regurgitation of a topic that's already in progress by someone else.

Many might say, what do you care? Just skip over her posts, and go-along-to-get-along!! Live and let live! First of all, she's everywhere, so skipping around her isn't really that easy. She also posts in BIG CAPITAL LETTERS that scream at you from afar. Her spelling and grammar are atrocious. She's just a big pain in the ass!! Also, for those of us who have been around a lot longer, and remember the boards as a fun and worthwhile place to spend time, we're disgusted that one person can wreak so much havoc. It irritates me that there seems to be different rules for different people, and that someone could be allowed to break so many stated policies without any reprimand or consequence. If I have to follow the rules, why should she have free reign and not be held (no pun intended, again!) accountable??

Not only does she not follow rules, she makes vicious, personal attacks against anyone who dares to suggest that her threads are in the wrong category, inappropriate, or inflammatory.


Did I call her a needy attention whore online? Yep, I sure did. After nearly two years of putting up with her crap, I'd had enough. Long before that though, I was called a whole host of other insults by her, without consequence. So obviously SU isn't going to do anything about it, so why not?? This morning I once again pointed out that her latest diatribe was once again in the wrong place.

She accused me of being a stalker. A stalker??? Seriously? Why would anyone want to follow that nutcase??? I'm also a: bully, mean spirited person, horrible mother, terrible wife, trouble maker, unkind, mean, have too much time on my hands, no life and am a completely unhappy person. That's just the stuff I can remember off the top of my head. Somehow, I think she must have been looking into the mirror when she typed that, lol! All because I held her (have to stop using that word!) to the same standard that I hold myself, and everyone else to.

But in regards to my epiphany, I realized this simple fact: I just don't care anymore! The boards have become such a hopeless mess, that I just don't care. The rules will never be enforced, and I just don't care. This crazy bitch will never get enough attention, and I just don't care. I simply stopped caring this morning. It's no small thing for me to give up on something I believe in, but frankly there are just better uses of my time and energy.

So I will remain the Queen of Happiness and welcome all non-psycho people to my realm! I will continue to nurture and maintain my relationships with friends and family. I will continue to share my incredible travel adventures. I will revel in my artistic creations from the kitchen and the stamping studio. And at the end of the day, (the Kardashians really ruined this phrase!!), a life well lived is always the best revenge!

Update: CAROL HELD HAS BEEN BANNED!!! Hopefully she will quit as she's threatening to do. Of course she also threatened "legal percussions" (repercussions in English) before too, so we all know she's full of crap. No one at SU is taking her calls and I find that absolutely hysterical. They don't want to hear from her any more than we do!!! Oh.Happy.Day!

Saturday, May 19, 2012

LOL Caturday! (and other stuff)


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My promotion to "Supervisor" was published in the June issue of Stampin Success! It's always a thrill to see your name in print!!! (Or is it just me?)

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Thanks to Rita, I heard about the most AMAZING deal on these gorg-a-mous stacking boxes!!! ON SALE!!!!! Go HERE to see for yourself!
Wine Country
reg $39 - for $19.50!


Paris Couture
reg $60 for $20!

Passport to the World
reg $60 for $20!

These are going to be so perfect for my Stampin Studio!!! Thanks Rita!

Happy Caturday everyone!