
I'm a proud Mom. The other day my Daughter Alexandra got this letter in the mail.
Great Job Sweetie. We love you,Mom and Dad.
1. Pick colors.
2. Punch out 3 scallop circles from the solid cardstock in the color you picked.
3. Tape two of them together. These will be your base for the flower. The third one you will be using for the center of the flower behind the letter you choose.
4. Count out 12 little ovals that are pre punched same colors please.
5. Punch out large ovals of the same color plain cardstock.
6. Tape small oval designer paper to the large oval cardstock.
7. Take a piece of white cardstock and stamp the letter of your choice and punch it out using the 1 ¼ circle punch.
8. Punch out another circle using the 1 ¾ using the green card stock.
9. Stick the corcles together and then tape the circles to the circle scallop. Set aside.
10. Once everything is taped together it’ll be time to put the flower together.
11. Using the ovals . 1. Stick one oval piece and then another straight below it. 2. Place one on each side. 3. Place another oval in the center of each oval that’s already placed.4 fill in doing the same placement until your out of ovals.
12. Once that’s done, using dimensionals or one pop up guue dot. Put it on the back of the circle scallop and place that in the center of the oval petals.


Here is a list of the new Fall Winter 08 Collection In Colors (debuting 08/11/08):
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Here's a picture of where I just had my very first Tahi yoga message yesterday. It's at a place called, The Karma Garage. Be sure to check out her blog. Shes a very inspirational writer too. It'll be a very cool read. My good friend Val is a Omyoga certified, Tahi yoga massage trained, physical therapy licensed. I've never had a Tahi yoga message before and it was so Great. I felt very relaxed, which I needed to feel very badly. I really just wanted to fall asleep but I had to drive home first.
This frame was for a dear friend who turned 40. This was her gift. She had a big bash to Celebrate. She has a Yoga business above her garage and this is her business name. Dear Val once again, "Happy Birthday".
The story behind the felt swirls: Originally I bought a beautiful black felt scroll design. that would go accross the frame and when I went to use it, I took off the tape backing it stuck together and was ruined. I was so bummed but I decided to go back to the store and get another but not take off the tape backing this time. Needless to say, they were all out. Bummed again but just as I was leaving the woman at the counter mentioned trying the die cutting some black felt. I was able to buy the felt from them and use their die cut machine. Happy once again:) TFL~
My Recipe:
Stamps: The T is a retired stamp from Stampin up, Letterpress Alphabet is from Stampin up and it's also retired, The computer helped for the phrases I added (park your mind ~ drive your body ~ tune your spirit), Val found the OM, 3' and the buddha stamp at a store in NY.
Inks: Black Stazon, computer ink, really rust and so saffron from SU. creamy carmel marker to color in Buta
Paper: daisyds and I can't remember the name of the other DP with the yellow in it. I'll find out and add it, Basic Black SU, Very Vanilla SU, Really Rust SU.
Accessories: Felt die cut Swirls, Brads are Deja views from Michaels crafts, Big black frame is from Wal-mart, dimensionals.
Technique: Paper piecing and Die cutting
Happy Saturday everyone!!! I went to bed early and woke up early. I'm feeling pretty refreshed so far. I got up and looked at the Inspiration Challenge on splitcoaststampers and couldn't wait to play. This is what I came up with. I hope you like. TFL~
My Recipe:
Stamps: SU Sell-e-bration set Merci
Paper: SU Bashful Blue and Whisper White
Ink: SU Bashful Blue and Brown Stazon
Accessories: Stampin up's Scallop circle punch, slit punch for the scallop strip, double rectangle punch for the ribbon to go through, white gel pen, crystal stickles for the center of the butterfly, bashful blue marker
Technique: monochromatic coloring!