Microbead Cards

I stamped the main image and then cut is out with a nestabilities die. I then added a sheet of double sided adhesive to the image and poured microbeads over it. I heated it slightly with my heatgun to set the beads. It add just a little extra something.

Perfect Pearls background

I stamped the background stamp in vesamark on silver paper and then wnet over it with my silver perfect pearls. After setting it with finishing spray I added the sentiment. This card is gorgeous in person but I couldn't capture it well with the camera.

Flocked Cards

I used flock on all these cards. The flock was adhered down using Stamp and Bond embossing powder. I just love the texture of these images. The sentiment on the bear card I just printed off my computer.

September Wall and Desk Calendar

Background paper for Wall Calendar is from the Hittin The Books stack. Designers Calander Cart used.

My Little Scrapbooker!

My almost 2 year old daughter Teagan trying to copy what mommy does. I love her to bits even though she can tear through my stuff like no ones business! My two older sons call her "The Destroyer" and she is.

Copic Colored Card

I worked on this card for so long yesterday and I absolutely love the way it came out! I colored the girl and bench with Copic markers. I originally just started coloring her to practice blending reds and blacks because they are suppose to be 2 of the hardest colors to blend and when I was done I was so happy with her I just had to use her on a card! I cut an oval in the base of the card with my coluzzle and stamped the sunrays with a Tim Holtz stamp using Wild Honey and Marmelade distressing inks, sprayed it with a little Perfect Pearls for shininess and stamped. The flowers are from a MS punch painted with Iridescent Medium and stickles in the center. The grass on the side of the bench was cut with Create A Critter. I also inked the edges and painted on some Iridescent Medium on top of that.