Congratulations Ann! You are the winner of the card give-away from Sunday’s post.
I asked hubby to choose a random number from all the lovely comments you left on my post, and he picked Number 37.
So Ann, if you will email me your address to mckinneyjodi@gmail.com, I have a package ready to send with this card and a few more goodies.
Thanks ever so much to all of you, and I’m sure we will do it again soon.
Happy Weekend!
Cheers & Hugs,
Jodi
In need of a few special thank you cards, I really enjoyed creating this ferny hello card.
For my stamping friends:
The fern is a single Hero Arts stamp and the Hello is a die cut from WPlus9.
I stamped the ferns randomly on Stampin Up (SU) Whisper White card stock using VersaMark ink and then heat embossed with white embossing powder. I sponged some green and yellow SU inks over all, then added a brush of glitz (which just doesn’t show up in the photo) with my favorite Wink of Stella clear brush marker. I randomly placed a sprinkle of gold and silver sequins, adhered to SU Very Vanilla card stock and then the rich SU Mossy Meadow base.
This card went in the mail today. I just love sending handmade cards out and hoping for smiles on the other end when the recipient finds them amidst the junk mail and bills.
Cheers & Hugs,
Jodi
Thank you for visiting my blog.
Today is my 50th day blogging LifeinBetween.Me – and my 50th post!
What a joy it has been to receive messages and comments from folks I didn’t even know were reading this fun little project of mine…
People I know – and people I don’t – some who I haven’t talked to in a while – and some who are becoming new friends!
If I can make an impact in some small way, then it is a success!
Today’s card is a thank you to all of you. This was a super easy and fun one to make that was inspired by one I saw on Pinterest by a StampinUp Design Artisan! – Becky Cowley.
The fun part about it was making the faux enamel dots. While I only needed a few, I thought it well worth making a bunch in an assortment of colors and sizes. I used a variety of punches (including the good ole’ StampinUp Owl Punch!), which has several different size circles.
After punching out the circles (and even a couple little hearts), I scattered them on wax paper and put a “glob” (such a technical term) of StampinUp’s Crystal Effects on each. Then you just let them dry to a shiny, glossy, bright and fun embellishment for future cards.
Wishing you a shiny, bright and fun day.
at LifeinBetween.
Cheers and Hugs,
Jodi
the creative life in between 