I picked up a sheet of this paper at Joann's and loved

the nautical feel of it so I made the following 2 cards:

 

I found this carrot idea in the Cardmaker magazine

book "Cards For All Seasons" and thought it was just

the cutest thing. Here is my version:

VSN was yesterday on Splitcoast with a theme

of Vacation Getaways. I did not have time to

participate in all of the challenges, only the

following. It is too hard to devote the whole day

on a weekend to marathon stamping :)

 

Working on some samples for the Be Happy set

for the April stamp club. I like this set for it's variety

and suitability for scrapping also.

This is Flowah Bella from Stamping Bella (stampingbella.com)

 

The little skunk card was fun to make and I will wait for the

perfect person and opportunity to be sending this one.

Definitely someone with a good sense of humor!! 

I hope Snoopy and Woodstock make you smile too!

This is a variety I have been working on with stamps

from various makers. If you have any questions about

any of these, I would be happy to answer them.

The challenge was to make a swap card from a SU Inspiration

sheet. I used Give Thanks but switched the background to

Rebecca designer paper. I have been on a mission to start

using my hoarded stash of pretty paper and maybe even

parting with a few embellishments. We'll see how that goes...

 

I saw the circles stamped onto a piece of white cardstock

that was laying on my desk and thought they looked just like

bubbles. All it needed was some fish. This is a great card to

use for any occasion and suitable for just about anyone. 

This is my first board book, covered in "Rebecca"

designer paper by SU, chipboard circle, flower petals

using oval small punch. Holds artist trading cards 3 per page.