My Stamping Addiction

These pieces have been in with my parts for so long. They are from Hello Bluebird. I have more of them to use up, too, I believe. They are a...

I believe this completes my use of items from my friend Cheryl's (Paper Panacea) visit. :-) She brought over this flower die set for me ...

I've had this 12 x 12 sheet of patterned paper with flocked flowers for about fifteen years. I recently came across it and thought it wa...

When I get 50% off at Michael's, I have a tendency to buy another 12 x 12 stack of patterned paper. Then I tear out the sheets, cut up t...

A super-simple congratulations card. The patterned paper and metallic strip were already on this card front. I added the die-cut metallic bu...

Here are the three cards from Concord and 9th from the SCT class. The kit included the cover die, other dies, stencils, stamps and four smal...

Someone at the scrapbooking (stamping for me!) retreat asked me if I could make a graduation card for her. Not having all my supplies here, ...

I really AM on a quest to use up card parts! I pull some out sometimes knowing that I want to use them soon, and then they sit and sit. I...

Surprise - not a Christmas card today! :) I still have more to share, though. A friend retired a few weeks ago, and there was a party fo...

A friend of mine bought a new house at the end of November and I finally got around to making her a card! And, actually, this card was cre...

Our oldest grandson, Andrew, tried out for the traveling baseball last time we were down in Chicago. And, he made the team! So happy for h...

I've been having quite a bit of time in my stamping room lately, and I love it! I've been going through card parts, sticker...

Our former next-door neighbors' son received his Eagle Scout badge in April. We were not able to attend the ceremony and life has b...

Such a simple card, but I like the way it turned out. The frog is a sticker. The sentiment is from Papertrey Ink. I matted the sentiment w...