Thinking of You Today

Good morning!

It's Friday, and my day to post for the Scraptownlady Blog.

I've had some blogging friends ask me to consider doing some clean and simple projects using Scraptownlady supplies, and decided to do so for today's post!

Hope you like them.

6 x 6 Greeting Card, created from Melissa Frances papers and stickers, and ZVA Creative Embellishments

KaiserCraft papers, some solid cardstock, and a sentiment.  Voila!  The matching envelope makes this a fun, masculine greeting.

Isn't it amazing how much magic a sheet of pretty paper can create?  And that fabulous Kreate-a-Lope is a must have for making matching envelopes!

Have a wonderful weekend, and don't forget to hop over to the ScrapStownlady store - Cheryl adds new items nearly every day!  If you like what you see at the blog, be sure to sign up to follow.

We love new friends :)

Thanks for stopping by today,

Hugs and smiles...

Patti J.

Just a Little Something...

Hello there!

It's Wednesday, so it's my day to post over at the Scraptownlady blog...  

Today, I'm sharing a fun creation, using a darling stamp, some dies, and some beautiful 

papers, all from the Scraptownlady Store.

Here's my card:

Supply List Below!

 Meet Pearl.

Pearl is a bit late to Emma's birthday party. 

If you look in the window, you can see that Emma is watching for her, 

and is so excited that Pearl has arrived!

lol...That's my version anyway!  I'd love to hear your version!

 Here is my supply list:

Pearl, Just a Little Something

Melissa Frances Dotted Kraft #PA383 (windows)

Melissa Frances Little Girls Collage #PA388 (window background)

Melissa Frances Green Honeycome #PA389 (background paper)

Melissa Frances Cest La Vie Vintage Stickers (sentiment)

Tim Holtz Distress Inks, Peeled Paint & Brushed Corduroy (leaves, window pieces, Pearl)

Poppy Stamps Dies: Grand Madison Window

Grand Madison Window Shutter

Grand Madison Flower Box

Impression Obsession Leafy Branch

Copic Markers

Amuse Cardstock

 Hope you will head over to the Scraptownlady store and do a bit of shopping!!!

Designer's Tip: 

Having trouble keeping those dies and papers in place on your cutting plates?

Use an ordinary post it note to hold them.  You can cut right through the post-it, and it peels off so easily when you are finished!

Thanks for stopping by,

Hugs...

Patti J.