Here’s just one of the pretties from my pattern session tonight. I’m going to call it Crazy Yellow Stucco, I think.
Because, really, can you ever have too many backgrounds?
Here’s just one of the pretties from my pattern session tonight. I’m going to call it Crazy Yellow Stucco, I think.
Because, really, can you ever have too many backgrounds?
Look! Here’s my first page with the new kit I’ve been working on: Fairy Trappings. It won’t be for sale until March 1st – keep your eyes peeled here for some more sneak peeks. This one was the orange tones, I just couldn’t resist a picture of our Grandson from a couple years ago Easter.
Today’s sneak peek:
Imagine a light as air fairy, right out of a storybook, with this shining circlet of gold and brilliantly colored flowers around her head.
Yes… it goes with the Flowers Askance pattern below. Do you sense a theme…?
Get your photos ready of your favorite playful shots, this scrapbooking kit is going to be full of colorful, gender-neutral elements – it’s for kids at heart.
Here’s a new pattern I’m working on for a new kit. I’m calling this paper Flowers Askance – it’s all about pink, coral, orange and green – gotta love it!
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Introducing the sequel to Glistening Evening, a mini kit called Glistening Valentine.
Completely mix’n’match with my first Glistening Kit, this one is just in time for pages of your favorite someones. I loved doing the moonstone inlay in several of the elements, and you already know how much I like painting flowers. This little hand-painted paper flower is generously sized, and scales down well to fit wherever you’d like to tuck it away in your own layouts.
Guess who is working on a sequel to Glistening Evening? Hmmm, there might just be a Glistening Valentine in someone’s future. Check out that diamond-studded little corner.
The flower petals are part of a Moonstone technique I was working out this week. Oh, and I got SO carried away adding golden string to the little knotted element, too.
Yeah, I’m having fun now!
Now showing for it’s dress rehearsal in the next 24 hours, it’s a special web site for a community event we’re hosting at church. Pastor Jack Hayford is coming to
So I threw together a special event web site, based on WordPress. I want to give some heavy props to David Fleming of Edge Technology Consulting ( http://www.avdude.com ) for a WordPress Plugin that made taking registrations and selling tickets for this huge event a SNAP!
It’s called, no surprise, Event Registration Plugin. The installation was a snap. Using it was intuitive. I didn’t run out of the room screaming, and I didn’t have to keep referring back to 21 pages of instructions. The PayPal integration just flat out worked.
All I can say is if you need a quick website for an event, the combination of WordPress and the Event Registration Plugin will get you up and going in one evening.
The picture above is what the web site design looks like, it is based on the old standby, Fluid Blue, WordPress theme. It’ll be live on Wednesday, and is just in time; there’s a 750 piece mailing to churches in the area with information about the Forum – tomorrow!
I’m all about clean and neat, and have Perry to thank for finding this theme for me! SMOOOCH honey!
Digital Scrapbooking and Graphic Design showcase, including some digital scrapbooking freebies!