JustRite Pre-Inked Stamping Contest

Today is the official kick off for the JustRite Stampers Pre-Inked Stamping Contest!! Click HERE for a complete list of all the Rules.

The Pre-Inked Stampers from JustRite are so much fun! For the cards I am sharing with you today I used the the 2x Stampers, they are so quick and easy to use. The feature that I like the best about the 2x Stampers is that the stamp is up inside of the holder and this allows you to set the stamp holder down on your cardstock (without getting any ink on it!) and line it up for the perfect placement and then gently push down to stamp. Also on the sides of the holder are little markers which can help with lining up the stamp.

Here are a couple of cards that I made using the 2x Stampers.

For the first card I used 2x Stampers Happy Birthday sentiment on a piece of chipboard. The flower and flourish stamp is from Fancy Pants and the technique for this card is called Bandanna from Technique Junkies.
Supplies~
Stamps~JustRite-2x Stamper Happy Birthday, Fancy Pants
Ink~Ranger-Adirondack Pigment Ink Pitch Black, Butterscotch, Cranberry, Distress Ink-Frayed Burlap
Paper~WolrdWin
Other~Inkssentials White Gel Pen, CTMH-Just Blooms, BoBunny-Brad, Gold Stickles, My Stash-Ivory Ribbon and Chipboard

Here is the second card that I made. For this card I used 2x Stampers Thinking of You from JustRite Stampers. I stamped the Thinking of You sentiment onto a tag that I made using the Wizard and Ribbon Tags Trio Die from Spellbinders. By the way, all of the tags from the Ribbon Tags Trio die from Spellbinders work perfectly with the 2x Stampers! LOVE that!! I also added a few Prima flowers and added little pearls to the center. Here is a quick little tip for you--if you like using pearls but would like to get a larger package and have the pearls all the same size look for pearl alphabet sticker sheets. You can peel the little pearls off and glue them onto your projects and each sheet of stickers will have a few hundred little pearls. The sticker sheet that I purchased has approximately 500 pearls on it and it was $3.99--I think that's a Fantastic deal! The flourish stamp that I used on the bird and around the edges of the card is from Prickly Pear. The bird die cut is from the NEW Spellbinders Shapeabilities Nested Bird die, there are three dies in this set. The technique on the bird is called Alcohol Inks Faux Bleaching. It has been awhile since I have done this technique but I recently seen a post on Sherry Cheever's (aka Bad Sherry) blog, Walkin' On The Bad Side! and I wanted to try out the technique again! If you like using AI you will love this technique! Sherry has a wonderful tutorial on her blog so be sure to check it out! For her tutorial Sherry used an Oval Fragment from Tim Holtz Idea-ology. I don't have any of the fragments (yet!) so I used a piece of acetate for the bird die cut.

Supplies~
Stamps~JustRite Stampers-2x Stampers Thinking of You, Prickly Pear, Fancy Pants
Ink~Ranger-Distress Ink Vintage Photo, Weathered Wood, Tsukineko-Stazon Jet Black, Timber Brown
Paper~K & Company-DP, WorldWin
Other~Spellbinders-Wizard, Tags Trio, Nested Bird, Aceatate, Ranger AI-Meadow, Caramel, Eggplant, Prima Flowers-Vintage Mix, Crystal Effects, Pearl Alphabet Stickers, My Stash-Ribbon, Foam Tape and Sponges

Thank you so much for stopping by today! I hope you have enjoyed the cards and I can't wait to see what all of you design for the JustRite Pre-Inked Stamping Contest!! Also don't forget to check out the JustRite Blog and the Gallery for some amazing inspiration!! I hope you all have a Wonderful Weekend!!

Smiles!
Heidi

Birthday Wishes

Happy Birthday wishes to my dear friend Miriam!! I have know Miriam since I was little and she is one of the nicest and sweetest ladies I know. One thing that we both absolutely love is anything with a vintage style, all the pretty lacey, frilly and girly-girl stuff. One of Miriam's other friends had asked me if I could make a card for her to give to Miriam for her birthday and I knew exactly what to reach for when making this card! I'm sorry I can't show you just yet what I made for Miriam because she hasn't seen it yet but once she has I'll be sure to share it with all of you. So for today I am going to share with you the card that I made for her friend to give to her.

Here is Miriam's Birthday card.~I think the image of the vase with the roses is Absolutely Gorgeous!! Would you believe that's a sticker!? It's from one of the Crafty Secrets Heartwarming Vintage Sticker sheet, Greetings & Sentiments. I added just a touch of Ranger, Diamond Stickles to the frame and the vase on the sticker. Behind the sticker I used a frame from the new Frameabilities die from Spellbinders. For the frame on this card I only wanted the shape so I used the Wizard and the Frameabilites die to cut the shape. One of the great things about the dies from Spellbinders is that they are so versatile! You can cut, emboss & stencil, it's your choice--you get to pick and chose what you want! You've gotta LOVE that!! For the butterfly I used one of the images from the Crafty Secrets Little Dolls Images & Journal Notes. I love these little booklets!! They are packed full of so many wonderful vintage images and they also have journal notes that you can use with your scrapbooking or on the insides of your cards or however you would like to use them with your papercrafting. I cut out the image and then added some Ranger, Diamond Stickles to the edges & body of the butterfly. Then I used the Crafty Secrets Altered Art stamp set for the butterfly wings on the top. I stamped the image in gold onto vellum and then embossed it. Then I colored in the backside using Copic markers, cut out the wings and used glue dots to adhere them to the other butterfly and slightly popped the wings up. For the background paper I used a flourish image from the Crafty Secrets Cherubs stamp set. I used gold pigment ink and then I used a sponge to gently rub the ink into the paper which gave it a softer look. Then I sponged the edges of the cardstock using Ranger Distress Ink, Vintage Photo. All of the CS is from WorldWin and I also added a pretty peach satin ribbon and some pearls.

Here is another view of the card .~Miriam, I hope you had a wonderful Birthday and I hope to see you soon! Hugs to you!!

Thank you so much for stopping by today!! I hope you are having a Wonderful Week!!

Smiles!
Heidi

Stamping Fun World Card Making Day

Woo-Hoo!! Two post in one day--now that's amazing! LOL! So tell me how was your World Card Making Day? Did you get a chance to do any stamping/paper crafting and have some creative fun? I had a chance to get a couple of cards made today and I had soooo much fun doing it!! It's not too often that I have time to stamp just for the fun of it and make anything my heart desires so I decided that's what I would do today.

Here is the first card I made.I thought this was a fun card for Halloween. I just LOVE the vintage image of the witches having tea! The image is from the Crafty Secrets Halloween Vintage Images and Journal Notes Booklet. The Ghoulfriends sentiment and the black kitty with the pumpkins are from the Crafty Secrets Vintage Cuts, Halloween Time. I also used the Halloween Fun stamp set from Crafty Secrets for the corner elements, the stars in the background and the spiderweb with the spider. Then I added a little gold stickles for some sparkle.

Here is a side view of the card so you can see the dimension. Isn't that tiny little spider just so cute! Another thing I did that added a little dimension was to take a circle punch and punch out the center of the vintage cuts with the kitty and put popdots behind it.Here is the inside of the card. I used the other half of the page from the Halloween Vintage Image and Journal Note Booklets for the inside of the card.Ok on to card number two for the day. I had SO much fun creating this next card!! I know it is completely loaded with glitter but I LOVE IT!! Besides when you think of Fairies don't you think of glitter and fairy dust? I know I do!

I took a couple of pictures at different angles so you could see ALL the glitter (stickles). I'm not sure if I had more fun stamping or creating the background on the paper. The paper is from Basic Grey, Sultry 6 x 6 paper pad. I layered several different colors of Adirondack Pigment Ink (9 to be exact!) to get the moonlit night time look. Here is a list of the colors I used and in the order I used them--Lemonade, Shell Pink, Cloudy Blue, Cool Peri, Sail Boat Blue, Purple Twilight, Denim, Eggplant and Pitch Black. Then I stamped all of the images using Pitch Black Adirondack ink. . The stamped images are all from Crafty Secrets, Fairies and Cherish stamp sets. For the sentiment I used several fun stamps from JustRite Stampers and Cryogen White CS. The U was done using the Pre-Inked Stampers, Typewriter Lower Case. Inspire is from the Small Pre-Inked Words Set, Emotions. The word me was done using the letters from Times New Roman Font Set and a Wooden Stamper (from the Curlz Starter Set). The number 2 was done using the Medium & Large Number Set. Dream is from the Small Pre-Inked Words Set, Inspirations.

Here are a couple of close up pictures.To color in the stamped flower clusters I used two Copic Sketch Markers, Deep Magenta RV17 & Willow G24. The blue ribbon is from my stash and the pretty brad is from BoBunny. For the fairy wings I used vellum that was lightly sponged with Lemonade Adirondack Ink and then stamped the images using Pitch Black Adirondack Ink. Once the ink was dry I added some Star Dust Stickles and then cut out and glued them in place. I also used a strip of the vellum along with the new Martha border punch to make a beautiful scalloped edge. I also added gold and star dust stickles to all of the stamped images, around the sentiment and to the images that were still visible in the background paper.

Here is a picture of the Basic Grey DP before I started inking it all up.I LOVE INK!! Here is a side by side picture of the paper before the inking and the finished card.I hope you enjoy the inspiration for today! Thank you so much for stopping by again and I hope you all have a wonderful weekend!! Also don't forget to check out the JustRite Blog for some really fun BLOG CANDY and all of the details on the PRE-INKED STAMPING CONTEST!!

Smiles!
Heidi

World Card Making Day

Today is WORLD CARD MAKING DAY!!! What are you doing to Celebrate? Are you going to a class, getting together with friends or having a quiet day at home? No matter what your plans are for today I hope they will include making some cards! JustRite Stampers is kicking off World Card Making Day with some BLOG CANDY and another FANTASTIC CONTEST!! The Contest is a PRE-INKED STAMPING CONTEST, you will need to use the JustRite Pre-Inked Letters and Words for the contest. Some of you might be thinking---I don't have any of those, not to worry the contest doesn't officially start until Oct. 11th and if you would like to join in the fun there is plenty of time to purchase the stamps for the contest. To make the deal even sweeter JustRite Stampers is having a HUGE SALE 50% OFF on all of the products that you would need to participate in the contest!! To check out all of the details about the BLOG CANDY click HERE and to check out all of the details about the PRE-INKED STAMPING CONTEST click HERE.

Have FUN and GOOD LUCK to all of you!!! I can't wait to see what you create!! Also don't forget to check out the AMAZING JUSTRITE GALLERY!! They have been hard at work and have loaded over 300 NEW DESIGNS to the Gallery!!! The Gallery is packed full of so many inspiring and amazing projects!!

Have a WONDERFUL WORLD CARD MAKING DAY!! I hope to be back a little later on today with some cards to share. If you have some cards you would like to share please leave a comment and a link to your blog or gallery...I would love to see what you create!!

Smiles!
Heidi

Crafty Secrets Artsy Alphabet Challenge

This week our design team was given a challenge by our wonderful and extremely talented team leader, Vicki Chrisman. Our challenge was to create a card or project using the Artsy Alphabet stamp set from Crafty Secrets. Here is a close up of a couple of the letters from my project. Look at all the detail! I love all the tiny little flourishes in each letter, it makes creating with this letter set so much fun. Here is the project I created using the Artsy Alphabet stamp set. You can click on all of the pictures to see a larger picture with all of the detail. I love the beautiful earth tone colors of fall. To me the colors of fall are so rich and creamy and comforting. I used ivory, browns, gold and golden orange with a little touch of green to create this beautiful Autumn frame. Each letter was stamped on Cryogen White CS using Ranger Distress Ink, Vintage Photo , sponged around the edges and then I added some sparkles to the tiny flourishes in each letter using the Spica Orange Glitter Pen from Copic. The letters were punched out and then I added a popdot and a larger brown square punch out to the back of the letter for a mat. The frame is 14 1/4 x 7 1/4 and the designer paper pads from Crafty Secrets work wonderfully for this size of frame. I only had to cut off just a little of the designer paper for the perfect fit. The designer paper is from the Earthy Paper Design Pad. This piece already had some script writing and flourishes on it. I wanted to add some more detail to the paper so I stamped the edges with one of the flourishes from the Flourish stamp set using a gold ink and then embossed in gold. I filled in some of the detail in the flourishes with the Spica Orange Glitter Pen from Copic.
The beautiful picture of the pumpkin with the apples, corn and wheat is from one of the Seasonal Heartwarming Vintage Booklets, Celebrating Seasons & Holidays. I also added a little sparkle to the fall picture using the Spica Glitter pens. I used the Gold, Organge, Melon and Red glitter pens.I also wanted to share with you a few before and after pictures. Here is the frame before.Now here is the frame after I did a little bit of painting and altering. I used Coffee Bean paint to paint over the entire frame and once that was dry then I painted over that using Daisy Cream paint. When I used the Daisy Cream paint I went over one section of the frame at a time and then used a rag to wipe off some of the paint before it was dry. Once the paint was completly dry I used sealer with a satin finish.Here is a picture showing the before and after results of the fall leaves. It's amazing what you can do with a little ink! The leaves were a little too bright for my project and I wanted to tone them down a bit. I used three different colors of the Ranger Adirondack Inks, Terra Cotta, Butterscotch & Bottle to get the color I wanted for the leaves.Here is another view of the frame so you can see some of the dimension.Also don't forget to check out the blogs for all of the other ladies on the Crafty Secrets Design Team, I know they will have wonderful projects to inspire all of you!!

Here are the links for all of the Ladies on the Crafty Secrets Design Team. Don't forget to stop by each of them and leave a little love! Also you can click HERE to check out the Crafty Secrets Blog.

Lisa- http://shabbychickjunk.blogspot.com/
Vivian- http://www.vivlyndesigns.typepad.com/
Pam - http://pamhooten.blogspot.com/
Marisa- http://marisa-isa.blogspot.com/
Anna- http://sweetmissdaisy.typepad.com/
Vicki- http://vickichrisman.blogspot.com/

I hope you have enjoyed my project using the Artsy Alphabet! Thanks so much for stopping by today and I hope you have a wonderful week!!

Smiles!
Heidi

Crafty Secrets Day at Fountain of Memories

This past Saturday I was at Fountain of Memories for a Special Crafty Secrets Day. I was there in the afternoon doing demos and make-n-takes and I had such a blast with all of those ladies!! Some of the ladies were long time stampers and some of them have just found a new hobby and are very excited about Crafty Secrets products and learning all about stamping.

Here are a few pictures from our day.
This is Nancy who is the store owner and her daughter Dayna who also works at Fountain of Memories and takes care of all the ordering. Dayna also has a blog & you can see some of her design work HERE.Some of the ladies doing one of the make-n-takes.Here's one of the make-n-takes the ladies were able to do. Since Fountain of Memories has Srappers and Stampers I wanted to have projects for each of them. The first one is a card and the second one is a tag that could be used as a scrapbook element with a smaller hidden tag on the inside for journaling. Both the card and the tag were done using three of the Crafty Secrets stamp sets: Journaling (the script writing), Cherubs (flourish) and Bird Notes (birds). This cute little kitchen towel was part of the demo. I showed the ladies how fun, quick and easy it is to work with the Cotton Scraps from Crafty Secrets. Cotton Scraps are images printed on cotton twill. They have a paper backing but no glue or adhesive so you can either sew them onto something or you can glue them on. You can also use tape runners, buttons and brads to hold them in place. The towel was done using one of the images from the Cooking Cotton Scraps.Here is the display at Fountain of Memories with all of the Wonderful Crafty Secrets products they are carrying in their store.This is another card that I did during the demo. It is kind of hard to see in the picture, but the light green velum has flourishes stamped on it in gold. I used a gold pigment ink and then instead of heatsetting the pigment ink I lightly buffed it (using a kleenex), doing this tones down the gold and leave a very soft (kind of dreamy looking) image. The flourish is from the Mini Memories stamp set. The sentiment, birds and the corner elements are all stickers from Greetings and Sentiments sticker sheet.
Here is the second make-n-take that the ladies could make. The first one is a card and the second one is a matchbook. The matchbook open and there is a tri-fold on the inside with room for pictures and journaling. Both the card and the matchbook were done using the Flourishes stamp set and the Artsy Alphabet stamp set for the monogram. On the inside of the matchbook I also used Frame It stamp set to add lines for the journaling.

This next project was also a demo and I was showing the ladies how you can have a few little items and make up a quick little gift. I also did a demo using the Copic markers on the tea bag. The tea bag is from the Coffee & Tea stamp set.
The Christmas card was also a demo using the Vintage cuts. The image is from the Christmas Time Vintage Cuts. The Vintage Cuts are so beautifully done and they work great to make quick and easy focal point for cards and so many other projects. A couple more of the ladies looking at all of the wonderful Crafty Secrets products & trying to decide what to order! Here is another project from the demo. Using the Cotton Scraps, Baby Girl and a little bit of pink velvet ribbon I made this cute little onesie. These are so quick and easy to make and they would make a perfect little gift.
I hope you enjoyed all of the picture and different designs! I have a ton more pictures but I'm saving some of them for another post. I also wanted to mention for all of the local people I will be back at Fountain of Memories on Oct. 4th from 12-3 pm teaching a class using Crafty Secrets products. The class will be a Halloween theme and we will be using the NEW Crafty Secrets Halloween Fun Stamp Set. If you are interested stop by Fountain of Memories to sign up or give them a call @ 507-373-1996.

Thanks so much for stopping by today and I hope you are having a Wonderful Week!!

Smiles!
Heidi

PS>>>I also wanted to add a little Thank You to Carol in Manitoba, Canada--your comment was so sweet!! *wink*

JustRite Stampers Guest Blogger & Inspiration Friday

JustRite Stampers has started something new and fun for Fridays called Inspiration Friday and I am so excited to announce that I was invited to be JustRite Stampers first "Inspiration Friday" Guest Designer!! I love using the JustRite products, they are easy and fun to use and because you can design your own stamps the possibilities are endless!! Your imagination is your only limitation! I am so honored to be chosen for Inspiration Friday!! Thank you so much to JustRite Stampers!!! The Inspiration project featured on the JustRite Stampers Blog is the "Appletini Ensemble" that I desinged for the Stampin' Champion Contest.

I know several of you have seen the pictures on my blog and in the SCS gallery of the Appletini Ensemble but if you hop on over the the JustRite Stampers Blog there is a special tutorial
on how to make the coasters from the Appletini Ensemble. I hope you enjoy it!! *wink*

Thank you so much for stopping by today and I hope you have a Fantastic Weekend!! **Just a friendly reminder for all of the local readers I will be at Fountain of Memories today from 12-3 doing demonstrations and make-n-takes. Hope to see you there!

Smiles!
Heidi

Little Baby Girl Card

Before I tell you about today's card I want to say Thank You very much for all of the wonderful comments and personal emails about the Appletini ensemble!! I love hearing from you and reading all the comments & emails!! Today's card is a baby girl card that I made awhile back for my mom to give to one of her co-workers. I used the Baby Girl stamp set and Pastel Paper Designs from Crafty Secrets. I cut and embossed two circle die cuts using the Wizard and Classic Circle Nestabilities from Spellbinders and Cryogen White CS. I stamped the image twice and colored them using Copic markers. On one image I only colored in the outer circle and leaves and then cut out the center of the image using a craft knife. I added the sentiment and then layered the two pieces using pop dots. Then I cut and embossed two Petite Scallop Circle Nestabilities from Spellbinders to use for a mat and added some Liquid Pearls from Ranger to the scalloped edge. I used Fabri-Tac adhesive from Beacon to apply the lace trim and then added the pink ribbon. After adding the lace trim I stamped a rose in between the scallops on the lace and colored with Copic markers. I assembled the card as shown and then stamped the baby girl sentiment and added more liquid pearls in the corners, a few buttons and a little bit of stickles for some sparkle.

Here is a close up of the mother and baby girl.For all of you local blog readers I wanted to let you know I will be at Fountain of Memories in the Skyline Plaza this coming Saturday, September 20th from 12:00 - 3:00 doing demonstrations and make-n-takes for a Special Crafty Secrets Event Day at Fountain of Memories. So if you are in the area please stop by & say Hello! I would love to see you!!

Thank you so much for stopping by today and I hope you are off to a great week!! Oh, one more thing--I haven't forgotten about the tutorial for the monogram purse, a couple of other things came up so I had to bump it to a little later this week so be sure to stop back!! Have a Wonderful Day!!

Smiles!
Heidi

It's Tini Time! *wink*

As some of you know over the past couple weeks JustRite Stampers has been having a JustRite Stampin' Champion Contest going on over on their blog. I was lucky enough to have a few of my cards chosen as "hopefuls" and I was also in the weekly vote. Over the weekend we were all asked to make a card & a non-card project even though at that point we didn't know who the top three were going to be. They wanted all of us to be able to have enough time to work on projects if we ended up in the finals. Well last night the voting results were in. I didn't happen to make it into the finals BUT I had a ton of fun creating my non-card project!!

Be sure to check out the JustRite Stampers Blog to see all of the amazing design work from the top nine ladies in the finals!! Those girls have been BUSY!! You can also vote on your favorite project. While you are there scroll down a little further and read all about the sponsors & the AMAZING prize packages!!!

Before I show you my non-card project I want to show you the card I made for the contest.
I used the Small Letters set from JustRite Stampers for the sentiment. I just love the colors on this card! The CS is from WorldWin, Nestabilities are from Spellbinders and the stamped images are from Crafty Secrets, Frame It & Flourishes stamp sets. I used Adirondack Pitch Black ink and Frayed Burlap Distress ink both from Ranger. I also used a brilliant gold EP, added a button to the center of the nestability and some gold ribbon.

Ok now onto the FUN PROJECT! For my non-card project I made a fun little Appletini ensemble. I made charms for the glasses, coasters, decorative napkins and I also altered the shaker. Here are some closeups of each piece.

The Shaker~To alter the shaker I used the Small Letter set from JustRite Stampers for the sentiment. I made the belly band using one of the NEW Pierceabilities dies, Ric Rac Scallop from Spellbinders and I also used the Classic & Scallop Circle Nestabilites from Spellbinders. The stamped image is from the NEW Crafty Secrets, Glamour Girls stamp set. On the little martini glass, I colored it using Copic markers, and then I added a little "sugar" to the rim using Beacon Zip Dry adhesive and Sparkling Snow glitter from Sparkle N Sprinkle. Then I added some red stickle to change the olive into a cherry. Once the stickles was dry then I added some clear dimensional glaze to the drink. For a little bit of bling I added some rhinestones on the band & colored them with Copic markers to match. All of the CS is from WorldWin.

The Charms~The charms were really easy to make! For the charms I used shrink plastic that I cut using the Wizard and the Classic Circle Nestablities from Spellbinders. For the border I used one of the borders from the C-45 Monogram set from JustRite Stampers and the martini is from the Crafty Secrets Glamour Girls set. I stamped the images using Adirondack Pitch Black pigment ink. Then I airbrushed them using Copic markers & the ABS. Once I had the charms done I made the rings and added some beads. Here is a little tip for making the rings--make a little loop on one end of your wire piece and then wrap it around a stickles bottle it makes the perfect size ring!

The Coasters~I had a lot of fun making the coasters and I will share with you in another post as to how I made them. *wink*

And the Napkins~For the napkins I used the Small Letter Set from JustRite Stampers & the martini glass is from Crafty Secrets NEW Glamour Girl stamp set. I used Copic markers to color in the martini and add a little "sugar" glitter to the rim.

Thanks so much for stopping by today!! I hope you enjoyed the little Appletini ensemble! The best part was after the pictures were taken I got to enjoy the yummy Appletini! LOL!! Don't forget to hop on over the the JustRite Stampers Blog & vote for your favorite!! I hope you have a Fantastic Day!!

Smiles!
Heidi

JustRite Round 3 Finalist and Info on the Monogram Purse

All I can say is WOW my inbox has been flooded with questions about the Monogram Purse!!! I will tell you all about it but first I have something else I want to share with you.

As many of you know I entered the Monogram Purse in the JustRite Stampin' Champion Contest and last night they announced that it was one of the "hopefuls" for the week--but wait it gets better--this morning when I went to check the JustRite Stampers Blog my Monogram Purse was listed as one of the Finalists!!! I would really, really apprciate your vote!!! You can find out all about the voting by clicking HERE. You can see all the finalists for the week and give your personal vote. You can vote today through Monday evening. Watch the poll timer for the exact end time but it will be around 9:00 Eastern time. Thank you so much!!!

Ok now what you really want to know about--the Monogram Purse. I found the purse at walmart but I have also seen them at other discount and craft stores. Here are a couple of before pictures.

FrontSideBack

AfterAs you can see from the pictures I pretty much altered the entire purse. You can see more pictures of the Monogram Purse by clicking HERE. So many of you were asking exactly how I altered the purse so I have decided to do a tutorial for the Monogram Purse. Please check back in the earlier part of next week and I will post a step by step photo tutorial. I will also have a surprise for you so be sure to check back!! I think you're gonna LOVE IT!!

Thanks so much for stopping by today & I hope you have a GREAT WEEKEND!!! Don't forget to check out the JustRite Stampers Blog and vote for your favorite project!!

Smiles!
Heidi