Published by Lisa on March 15th, 2010 in Squigglefly | 4 Comments




This weeks Squigglefly challenge is to use some shiny embellishments. I chose this image from Wintry Pack (6 images) by artist Sue Farias. I added some stickles and rhinestones to achieve the shine I was looking for. I then used pop-up dots to make them stand out.
If you haven’t checked out the Squigglefly new released images you must! They are all fantastic! I want them all…
The polkadot paper is from American Craft and the other two patterned papers are from Pebbles Inc.
In other news, have you checked out Whipper Snappers new release? There are some fantastic ones…
Tags: snow, snowflake, Squigglefly
Published by Lisa on March 14th, 2010 in Dustin Pike | No Comments



I love owls. Have I mentioned that I love owls? This digi is from Dustin Pike. I have a soft spot for Dustin Pike for three reasons (other than his fabulous images, of course). One, he’s High Hopes newest artists. Two, he loves Disneyland, and three, he too lives in Utah. If you know me, you know I love all three of those things. It can’t get much better than that.
Check out Dustin’s site. He has some fantastic images and gives out lots of fabulous freebies. He also has a challenge blog that I have yet to enter but plan to. Lol, I sound like a commercial. I don’t know Dustin, I’m not a DT member either, just a fan.
The sentiment is from High Hopes. The checkered green paper from American Crafts and the orange polkadot paper is from Pebbles Inc.
I followed this weeks sketch at Friday Sketchers. I finished this card at 1:30 this morning so please forgive me for spacing the horizontal stripe. I swear it wasn’t on the sketch last night, lol.
I’ll be back tomorrow with my Squigglefly DT card. It turned out fabulously if I may say so myself.
Tags: get well soon, High Hopes, owl
Published by Lisa on March 12th, 2010 in Meljen's Designs | 2 Comments


I really don’t have time to craft today but I couldn’t resist. I did a quick card using a digi from Meljen’s Designs. What, what’s that? You want this image too? Well it is your lucky day. It’s a freebie you can pick up here! The sentiment is from High Hopes.
I can’t believe it’s already 4:30! Where has my day gone?
Tags: cat, fishing
Published by Lisa on March 11th, 2010 in Cricut, High Hopes | 5 Comments



Once again I broke out Leo the Lion for this weeks High Hopes challenge. I just find Leo to be extra fabulous. The challenge is called “seeing stars”. I believe in the “go big or go home” rule so I went big, real big. I used Cricut cartridge George and Basic Shapes to cut out the stars. I used my watercolor pencils to color Leo.
I’ll be back soon with another lion card using a fantastic Squigglefly new release image. I have to get my work done and my house clean before then so I better get to it! Thanks for stopping by!
Tags: birthday, High Hopes, lion
Published by Lisa on March 10th, 2010 in Stampavie | 11 Comments

I made this simple card using a Penny Johnson Stampavie image called Bear Flowers. I used my watercolor pencils, a bit of ribbon, and a few stickles. It’s a small A2 size card that refused to photograph well, sorry.

I followed this weeks sketch at Midnight Madness and Stampavie’s challenge is Spring.
Also, I have a confession to make. I’m on project #25 of the “use my stash” challenge (one project I didn’t photograph or post) and this week I purchased a few things. I ran across a listing on e-bay for 100 unmounted High Hopes sentiment (one of my top two favorite rubber stamp companies). How could I pass that up?? I won them for $16.50! I think they should be in the mailbox today. I can’t wait!! And then yesterday I was on the hunt for pink polka dots for a few Minnie Invitation orders. It took me five craft stores to finally find one that worked. Have you ever gone into five scrapbook stores after depriving yourself of any crafting goodness for months? Hauling two children? I was exhausted! I’m proud to say I only faltered some patterned paper and a few ink pads worth. My patterned paper and card stock stashes are getting dangerously low. Anyway, I’m back on the wagon and will finish my next 25 projects from my stash (quickly, I hope).
Tags: bear, flowers