Thursday, October 30, 2008
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
10 on Tuesday
So, I've sorted through my 200 or so photos from the 4 days in NYC and tried to pick my top 10 to share here.
1. The Chrysler Building
2. 6th Ave. by Rockefeller Center, love the vibrancy of the traffic and thankful I don't have to drive in it.
3. Looking up at the Empire State Building from Bryant Park
4. The heart of the Garment District
5. Radio City at night
6. Central Park and midtown skyline from the roof of the Metro. Museum of Art
7. Jeff Koons' 'Balloon Dog' also on the roof of the Met.
8. Taxis lined up on 5th Ave.
9. Central Park
10. Times Square
1. The Chrysler Building
2. 6th Ave. by Rockefeller Center, love the vibrancy of the traffic and thankful I don't have to drive in it.
3. Looking up at the Empire State Building from Bryant Park
4. The heart of the Garment District
5. Radio City at night
6. Central Park and midtown skyline from the roof of the Metro. Museum of Art
7. Jeff Koons' 'Balloon Dog' also on the roof of the Met.
8. Taxis lined up on 5th Ave.
9. Central Park
10. Times Square
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Monday, October 27, 2008
This one's for you mom...
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Sunday, October 26, 2008
A little crafty goodness...
I made it home safely from a great trip in NYC, many photos and ephemera to sort through before a post or two about the trip.
Unfortunately, somewhere between Central Park on Thursday afternoon and my own comfy bed that night I picked up a flu bug that took me out for a couple of days, I'm just starting to feel like myself after lots of extra sleep.
I woke up this morning feeling crafty and decided to get to work on my frenzy projects.
Here's a sneak peek at a couple of my cards...I forgot how pretty this Quickutz snowflake is...made even better by glitter (then again what's not made better by glitter?) This card came together pretty quickly. The next one, not so much...
I really struggled for a bit, AC makes this super cute paper covered with mittens. I tried several different layouts before deciding to fussy cut them and attach with brads.
Hope to see you at the frenzy! Check out the Scrapbook Destination Blog for more info and my sketch for this week --- I cheated just a bit and did a card sketch.
Unfortunately, somewhere between Central Park on Thursday afternoon and my own comfy bed that night I picked up a flu bug that took me out for a couple of days, I'm just starting to feel like myself after lots of extra sleep.
I woke up this morning feeling crafty and decided to get to work on my frenzy projects.
Here's a sneak peek at a couple of my cards...I forgot how pretty this Quickutz snowflake is...made even better by glitter (then again what's not made better by glitter?) This card came together pretty quickly. The next one, not so much...
I really struggled for a bit, AC makes this super cute paper covered with mittens. I tried several different layouts before deciding to fussy cut them and attach with brads.
Hope to see you at the frenzy! Check out the Scrapbook Destination Blog for more info and my sketch for this week --- I cheated just a bit and did a card sketch.
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
Freakin' Broncos
fumble much? enough about them...
I confess, I didn't really get out of my sweats/pajamas all day. Something about the foggy weather and canceled pumpkin patch plans took any momentum for life outside of the condo today.
I did take the opportunity to finish a couple of crafty projects. I'd been working on this little hat for Sienna for most of the week and put the finishing touches this am, hopefully we'll find a pumpkin patch when we get back from NYC so I can take some photos of her in it.Then I spent some quality time in my scrap space. The fall paper from Crate Paper finally made it to the store and I couldn't walk away from it yesterday. I challenged myself to see how many of the papers(cardstock not included) I could get on one layout. Care to take a guess?
If you guessed 5, congratulations! I don't usually spend a lot of time on the small details, but something about this paper just screamed 'fussy cut me' and you have to listen when the paper talks. Clearly, I should have spent a little more time gluing on the 'o'.
I confess, I didn't really get out of my sweats/pajamas all day. Something about the foggy weather and canceled pumpkin patch plans took any momentum for life outside of the condo today.
I did take the opportunity to finish a couple of crafty projects. I'd been working on this little hat for Sienna for most of the week and put the finishing touches this am, hopefully we'll find a pumpkin patch when we get back from NYC so I can take some photos of her in it.Then I spent some quality time in my scrap space. The fall paper from Crate Paper finally made it to the store and I couldn't walk away from it yesterday. I challenged myself to see how many of the papers(cardstock not included) I could get on one layout. Care to take a guess?
If you guessed 5, congratulations! I don't usually spend a lot of time on the small details, but something about this paper just screamed 'fussy cut me' and you have to listen when the paper talks. Clearly, I should have spent a little more time gluing on the 'o'.
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Tuesday, October 07, 2008
10 on Tuesday
I decided to tag along with Shelley on a business trip to NYC in a couple of weeks. Here's what's on the agenda so far
1. Sleep in...hooray for comfy hotel beds
2. Visit the MET
3. Visit the museum at FIT
4. Visit the MOMA
5. Drool over lenses in person at B&H Photo
6. Take the Sex and The City tour (cheesy I know)
7. Take in a Broadway musical
8. Enjoy the fall colors in Central Park
9. Window shop in the High End shops on 5th Ave.
10. Get lost in Macys
Any tips for a fall trip?
1. Sleep in...hooray for comfy hotel beds
2. Visit the MET
3. Visit the museum at FIT
4. Visit the MOMA
5. Drool over lenses in person at B&H Photo
6. Take the Sex and The City tour (cheesy I know)
7. Take in a Broadway musical
8. Enjoy the fall colors in Central Park
9. Window shop in the High End shops on 5th Ave.
10. Get lost in Macys
Any tips for a fall trip?
Monday, October 06, 2008
Bonus Round
look what nice things Alisa from PaperCrafts had to say about our store...
http://www.creatingkeepsakes.com/content/view/10761/60/#josc38711
http://www.creatingkeepsakes.com/content/view/10761/60/#josc38711
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A productive day...
I decided to cash in one of the comp days earned over the past couple of months and take a day off.
Well at least a day off from work...much to do on the home front
Cleaned out the fridge --- Yuck!
Tanner got shots and his annual physical...Yay! he's in good shape except for a little tartar buildup
Fall clothes clean and front and center in closet, summer clothes tucked away for another season
Make and Take project ready for Saturday complete
Mini-album class with new Basic Grey paper sample done (photos to come later)
Yummy dinner with Houston and fam
and a few minutes leftover to make another card with my new favorite stamps, I decided to color in the geometric flower stamp from CHF and love the way it turned out...
it dawned on me today that at this point last year I was on pace and doing something creative nearly everyday as opposed to the 'once a week if I'm lucky' pace I'm on now. I'm going to strive to get back to that creative place.
Well at least a day off from work...much to do on the home front
Cleaned out the fridge --- Yuck!
Tanner got shots and his annual physical...Yay! he's in good shape except for a little tartar buildup
Fall clothes clean and front and center in closet, summer clothes tucked away for another season
Make and Take project ready for Saturday complete
Mini-album class with new Basic Grey paper sample done (photos to come later)
Yummy dinner with Houston and fam
and a few minutes leftover to make another card with my new favorite stamps, I decided to color in the geometric flower stamp from CHF and love the way it turned out...
it dawned on me today that at this point last year I was on pace and doing something creative nearly everyday as opposed to the 'once a week if I'm lucky' pace I'm on now. I'm going to strive to get back to that creative place.
Sunday, October 05, 2008
I'm here...
just don't have much to say...work's busy not a lot of time to create, but I did manage to finish a couple of cards.
Have you met the Bellas? These whimsical ladies have taken our store by storm, you can't help falling in love with them. Of course they're also flying off the shelves and I can't get the ones I really want quick enough, so thanks to Kelly and Angela for letting me stamp their girls.
I made the one below for Becky's 'Make It Sparkle' Stamptoberfest Challenge on Two Peas...Unfortunately you can't really tell from the scan, but glitter is all over this card, I'm not sure my scanner will ever recover.
Have you met the Bellas? These whimsical ladies have taken our store by storm, you can't help falling in love with them. Of course they're also flying off the shelves and I can't get the ones I really want quick enough, so thanks to Kelly and Angela for letting me stamp their girls.
I made the one below for Becky's 'Make It Sparkle' Stamptoberfest Challenge on Two Peas...Unfortunately you can't really tell from the scan, but glitter is all over this card, I'm not sure my scanner will ever recover.
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