Pinterest Inspired Card and Sunshine Article

Just wanted to share a quick post of a couple recent items. Last week one of my cards was shared on the Jillibean Soup blog. It was actually a thank you card I made for Jill. Here it is:

Materials used: Jillibean Soup/kraft card base, Apple Cheddar/Milk, Homemade 6 Bean/Red Beans, Black-eyed Peas & Navy Beans; Jillibean Soup/Wood flags-Thank you; Jillibean Soup-Wood Buttons/Wood Flower; green embroidery floss & chestnut cats eye/brown inked edges

The card was inspired by a card I spotted on Pinterest by Roree Rumph, you can see her original here:

 she also has a great tutorial here that explains how to make the flowers on your Cricut.

I also wanted to share one of my articles that just published over at Scrapjazz.com. It is a "You are My Sunshine" article featuring all sunshine projects. Including a layout, printers tray, and 3 cards. Here are some sneak peeks:

The layout features photos of my sunshine girl, my daughter!

 

 

Card features brand new Jillibean Soup/Coconut Lime Soup Collection

Be sure to checkout the article for yourself at this link. 

Also remember that Scrapjazz.com has $3.99 standard flat rate shipping right now.

Let me know what you think of the card and the article and have a great weekend!

Easter Greetings and Moxie Challenge

Happy Easter weekend all! Hope you are enjoying some down time with your families like we did today. I just wanted to share some Easter cards and a spring masking article over at Scrapjazz.com. So first of all a big Moxie Challenge is happening over at the Moxie Fab Blog it is to create "Do it Yourself" embellishments. So I submit my Easter cards made out of Jillibean Soup papers from the Homemade 6 Bean line and the Southern Chicken Dumpling line. I made my own crosses from the Apple Cheddar/Milk paper and the flowers were cut on my Cricut using the Kate's Alphabet cartridge. Then I added some egg shaped doilies I found at the dollar store and some ink, vintage buttons and rhinestones.

 

I also have an article up at Scrapjazz.com here, it is on Masking. Here is the layout I made using the 3 different ways to mask.

and here are some close-ups:

Check out the article if you get a chance, here is another link.

Happy Easter Everyone!