Wednesday's Weekly Post

Hello Everyone!  How are you today?  So happy you were able to stop by.  As you recall, I participated in my first blog hop last Friday, I had a great time.  I had some blog candy to give away.........the winner is:

TeresaK   January 11, 2013 at 12:56 PM

Congrats on your first blog hop! I am a new follower! Your flowers are so beautiful...love the colors!
Teresa
www.createenjoyshare.blogspot.com

Teresa, please send your contact information to scrappingg at gmail dot com, you have two weeks to claim your prize!

I have three cards to share today.   

My first card is a Valentine card!

 My card is 5 1/2 X 4 1/4.  The cute little bear was cut from Create A Critter 2.  The scallop square is from Elegant Edges and my sentiment is from K Andrew's.  The paper I used is from Recollections.

This next card is a Double Door card!

 

My flower was cut from Elegant Edges at 3 inches.  The ribbon is from Walmart.  The pearls are from Michael's and the bling is from Hobby Lobby.  All of my paper is from my scrap box. 

My final card is the birthday card I created for my daughter!

 

The flowers for my card are made from coffee filters, I got that idea from Virgina Lou's blog about a year ago.  My sentiment is from Scrappy Mom's stamps. 

I hope you enjoyed your visit today! I'll see you next week!

 

Mary Ann

Weekly Wednesday Post

Good Morning!  How was your week?  I'm so glad you were able to stop by today.  I want to say thank you for all the get well prayers and wishes for my husband, Bobby.  He is doing much better.  He gets stronger each day and is able to move around a little better each day.  He'll be going for his follow up later today.  

I have a couple of cards to share with you today.  I'm getting a head start on my Valentines this year.  I created this sweet card for my Great Grandson, Cayden, he is just four months old but I'm sure his parents will enjoy it. 

   The heart and train were cut from Create A Critter Cricut cartridge.  The Heart was cut at 1 1/2 and the train was cut at 2 3/4.  My card stock is from Walmart and the Polka Dot background paper is from Hobby Lobby.  I ran the little strip of red paper through my cuttlebug with the Hearts embossing folder.  The sentiment is from K Andrew's. 

My next two cards are Cricutless.  I stamped and colored the images using my Spectrum Markers. 

Isn't this fishing bear the cutest!!!!  The stamp I used is Mulberry Wood Gone Fishing.  I am still getting into the coloring thing.  Still trying to learn how to shade properly.  I love these Spectrum Markers.  All of my card stock is from my scrap box.  I'm sure everyone has one of those.  LOL  All of my elements, bling, buttons, ribbon are from Hobby Lobby. 

  I absolutely fell in love with this image when I saw on it on another blog.  Sorry I can't remember which blog, I look at so many of them.  The stamp is from Cornish Heritage Farms and it's a Thomas Kinkade "It Doesn't Get Much Better".  As I stated above I used Spectrum Markers to color the image.  This card is a 5X7 card.  

I hope you enjoyed my cards today.  I have some exciting news....I am participating in my first blog hop on Friday, January 11th.  It's my daughter's birthday and she is hosting a blog hop to celebrate.  See you on Friday!!!!!!

 

Mary Ann

O' Christmas Tree

Hello Everyone!  I hope you are having a great day!  Today I am posting my first project on my blog.  I fell in love with this Christmas tree and knew I had to make a card with it.  I've been working on Christmas cards for about 3 weeks now and I still have a few more to make.  No two of them are alike.  

For this card, I used the December 25th Cricut cartridge.  My tree was cut at 3 1/2 inches and I put it through my paper crimpper.  I added some stones as ornaments.  My stones and my paper are from Hobby Lobby.  My card is a gatefold card.  My ribbon is from Wal-Mart.  My sentiment is from K Andrew's Winter Wishes.  

On the inside I added some Christmas stickers I picked up from Hobby Lobby!

I want to say thank you to all of you that have become followers and thanks so much for stopping by for a visit!

See ya soon, 

Mary