Flip and Fold Journal update

Here is another look at the journal you will make after purchasing the latest tutorial

  You will make three signatures that have lots of space to fill.  Pockets, flaps, journaling panels and more.


Check out the last blog entry for more information or email me with any questions you have.




and here is a sample of the Flip and Fold Journal Kit I am offering.

a fun time at the old pueblo and a book announcement

rodeo fun!

horses and riders were everywhere.  We had to walk between them to get to the grand stands.

There was roping and riding - over 40 contestants!

cowboys were everywhere!








And the Flip and Fold Journal tutorial is ready for purchase.
Directions, including supplies, measurements, lots of pictures and more are included in this tutorial.
Cost:  $10
Email me for more information, if you are interested.  Here is a sample of what you will make.

yee haw

Just got back from the rodeo!!

watch for some pictures!

giddy up cowboys!!

more

and if you want to see  more, check out Stephanie Ackerman's blog.

the postman rings once

It's like Christmas when we hear the doorbell ring!

Look what I got today!!

And here is something for you to try:

die cut some shapes out of watercolor paper
Outline the shapes using a permanent fine tip marker (I used a sharpie)
It's even better if you go around twice and leave a little space between lines

get the shapes wet inside the lines and then add watercolor (I used crayola)

let them dry and doodle!

Someone is getting a Springtime card soon!

prima alert

Just saw a huge and beautiful Prima collection at Scrappy Chic.
You may want to grab an A4 paper pack of Bella Rouge,,,,,,,,,hint, hint.


I can't wait to get mine and make fun stuff.

something new coming soon

Interested in a little book?

one with lots of pages that open and flip.
lots of space for pictures, quotes, art.
pockets and more.

you supply the paper.
I supply the directions

I might even have a kit or two with everything, you need, except adhesives, and inks.





Watch here for more coming real soon!

stay warm my friends!
margie

Time to Flourish card tutorials

Graphic 45 Time to Flourish Card Tutorials - month by month

you will receive :
four card design instructions
cutting directions and paper sizes
color pictures of papers and completed cards
PDF form - yours forever!

Cost $8 per month - purchase only those you wish to recieve
email me or leave a comment if you are interested.

March

February

January 

get ready!!

Watch for Graphic 45 card classes coming next week.
I will be offering monthly card classes using the Graphic 45 Time to Flourish 8 x 8 pads.
You will also want some 4 x 5.5 blank white cards (I got mine at Michael"s).
You will have directions for 4 cards each month, pictures included.


Not a card maker?  I'm finishing up a journal/scrapbook design, too.  

I supply the directions, you supply the paper, adhesives and distress inks, which are optional.

I'm excited!!

news

I'm still here!

I am working on classes for you!  My work space is filled with projects both finished and still in progress.
I hope to have something posted here very soon.
Cards and books have been my focus for the past several days.

I also visited several booths at the Mineral, Gem, Fossil and Bead show here.   I will show you my purchases later this week.  It was lots of fun but very over whelming, especially the first day.

Keep watch here and if you want to spread the word about classes, I would really appreciate it.
back soon.
margie

oops forgot the snow

We got some here in Tucson, too.

If you look way up to the top of the mountains, you should be able to see it!

For those who got more, I do hope it is your last big one of the year!
(unless you like it)

hearts, hugs and snow

If you know me well, then you know Valentine's Day is one of my favorites.
Here are a few of my creations so far.

I love to crochet but only have success in the round.  My rows are never even.

An Easel card using lots of Sizzix die cuts, stamps and distress ink.

Crackers filled with candy!  These were made using my WE R envelope maker and the small Martha Stewart score board!