Wednesday, October 27, 2010

JustRite 12 Weeks of Christmas Blog Hop 8

Welcome to JustRite Stampers’ newest Wednesday feature, 12 Weeks of Christmas Blog Hops 8! Every Wednesday up until Thanksgiving some of your favorite designers will be joining some of the JustRite design team for a series of Christmas blog hops, showcasing JustRite’s entire Christmas Collection of stamps! And don’t forget that JustRite has some Christmas stamps in their newly released CLING line of stamp sets -- you can find them HERE. This week, the designers joining the JustRite design team are the Flower Soft and The Shabby Tea Room challenge blog design teams! So mark your calendars for Wednesdays at 9am Central for great Christmas gift, card & project ideas, starting at the JustRite Inspiration blog!

For my card above I decided to use the Sweet Treats stamp from the "Something Sweet" stamp set.
I made the front of the card look like a wrapped Christmas present with the white ribbon wrapped all around the card.  The red background paper is embossed with tiny dots for dimension. 

Please visit these designers’ blogs to see what fabulous JustRite Christmas inspiration they have for you on the hop today!


JustRite Design Team:



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Ok so after you've done all of your hopping and you have some Christmas Inspiration light your fireplace and start on your own Christmas cards!  You'll find all you need at Just Rite Stampers for all of your Christmas card needs!
Have a great day!
Lisa

Monday, October 25, 2010

TSTR week 33 - Consider it CASED!

Good morning everyone and welcome to another challenge over in The Shabby Tea Room!  This week we are going to have some fun and our very own Debbie is challenging our followers to "CASE" a Shabby Girl!  What exactly does that mean?  I'll tell you... You can pick any of the cards made by the DT and copy it!  OK not exactly copy it but use it for inspiration and make something similar.  Let us know which DT member you are "CASING" on your blog. 

Our generous sponsor this week in the Tea Room is Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps.
Robyn supplied the DT with some adorable clip art and I chose to use "Lucy Angel" on my card. 
She is just Oh So Cute!!!
Thank You Robyn!
Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps And More, a division of I Did It Creations, was created and is owned by Robyn Weinrib. Robyn offers a wonderful variety of digital stamps and digital papers, designed to meet the needs of all digital paper crafting addicts for every occasion.

Robyn's Fetish Digital Stamps And More is happy to offer the winner of this challenge 5 digital stamps or 4 digital stamps and 1 paper set of their choice.

So now your job is to look over all of the lovely designs that our Shabby Girls have made this week, pick out your favorite and let it inspire you!  Here are links to the individual blogs so you can hop around and take a look at all the cards! 

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Clare Buswell - Clare's Creations
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations
Pattie Goldman - The Pampered Paper Patch

That's all for now, enjoy your week and get "CASING"!
{hugs} Lisa

Monday, October 18, 2010

TSTR Week 32 Chocolate Covered Autumn

Good Monday morning!  It's time for a Chocolate Covered Autumn theme in The Shabby Tea Room from our lovely host Pattie!  Here is the delicious inspo pic that she has chosen for us:
It looks so yummy!

Our generous sponsor this week in The Tea Room is Meljen's Designs.  

 Meljen's Designs is a lovely stamp company owned and illustrated by Melissa Jenkins. She illustrates whimsical digital images inspired by her kids and family. The Meljen's Designs store officially launched on April 1 and is steadily growing! Meljen's Designs has new releases along with a new challenge every Thursday, freebies every Monday and a Guest Designer each month at the Meljen's Designs Blog. Please visit the Meljen's Designs line of stamps at the WHIMSY STAMPS STORE to browse and enjoy Melissa's wonderful images!

Melissa has supplied the design team with the most adorable digi images and I've chosen the country pumpkins for my card.  They are so happy and cute, I just couldn't resist!

Don't forget to check out what my other teamies in The Tea Room have created with Melissa's images to inspire you!  You'll just love them all!  You can check them out at their individual blogs here:

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Clare Buswell - Clare's Creations
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations

Thanks for stopping by today and have a great week!
{hugs} Lisa

Friday, October 15, 2010

Polka Doodles - Week 41 Something Spooky!!

This week at Polka Doodles, the challenge is to make a card of project with something spooky!  The Halloween Download Bundle at Polka Doodles has all the elements for a cute and spooky Halloween!  I chose the spooky spider web background and the Oh So Cute Ghostie Jack image for my tag.  I topped it off with some colorful orange and white polka dot ribbon for a fun tag!
Check out the Polka Doodles blog and play along.  You'll also want to check out the projects from the other design team gals!  They have really outdone themselves this week with our "Something Spooky" theme!
Have a great weekend everyone!
Lisa

Monday, October 11, 2010

TSTR week 31 - Pumpkin Patch

Fall is in the air!  Even here in sunny South Florida the temperature has dropped recently in the 50's and 60's which is unseasonably low for us!  I just love the cooler weather and I also love seeing the pumpkin patches that start cropping up all over town!  This week in The Shabby Tea Room, Nicole is our host and she has chosen Pumpkin Patches as our theme!  For your card or project this week, you can use the color scheme from this inspo pic or just use pumpkins!
Our sponsor this week is My Favorite Things, a delightful clear rubber stamp company!

Don't forget to check out what my other shabby girl teamies have created for you to be inspired by!

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Clare Buswell - Clare's Creations
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations
Pattie Goldman - The Pampered Paper Patch

Enjoy your week everyone and show us your pumpkins!
Lisa

Monday, October 4, 2010

TSTR week 30 - Vintage Halloween

BOO!  I'm so excited that Halloween is coming!  It's one of my favorite holidays!  There are so many cute decorations and depending on your spin on the holiday, it can be cute and fun or really scary.  I prefer cute and fun since I have little kids and I was never a fan of scary!  This week in The Shabby Tea Room, I had the pleasure of hosting the challenge and since we are getting so close to Halloween, I chose a vintage Halloween theme in Shabby Tea Room style!  Here is the inspo pic that I chose to use:
Our generous host this week in the Tea Room is Sassy Studio Designs and they provided the DT with some great Halloween sentiments to use on our projects. 
Sassy Studio Designs is a fresh new company that has been designing and selling digital images for a year now.  Make sure to check out all of their designs!
I picked two of the sentiments that went well with my card but there was so many to choose from and all so perfect for Halloween!

The Shabby Girls really outdid themselves this week with the vintage theme and I am truly in love with all of their cards!  You won't want to miss out on these great projects so visit their individual blogs here:

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Clare Buswell - Clare's Creations
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations
Pattie Goldman - The Pampered Paper Patch

That's all for now!  I can't wait to see what you "SCARE" up this week!
{hugs} and {pumpkins}
Lisa


Friday, October 1, 2010

Polka Doodles - Week 39 - Fancy Folding


Welcome to week 39 over at the Polka Doodly challenge blog!
This week Dee has challenged us to create a card or project using fancy or interesting folding.
I found the neatest tutorial for turning an ordinary envelope into a small treat bag with some basic folding techniques and I'd like to share it with you today.  You can find the template for the envelope/bag here.
Nikky's new CD, Sundae of Seasons is such a fabulous CD that it is hard to choose which images to use on my projects.  This week however, I chose to go with a baby theme and decorate my envelope/bag with the adorable sleeping baby from the "Spring" section on the Sundae of Seasons CD.  I am just in love how this sweet little bag came out!  You really can't go wrong when you're using such adorable images!  Just look at this adorable baby close up, you could just give her a squeeze, she is so yummy!

It's hard to believe that this adorable little sack started out as an envelope but here is a view of the back of the bag to show you the seams from the envelope.
I'm not sure if you can see the lines where the envelope comes together but I tried to capture them in the above picutre.  Try one of these easy peasy envelope/bags yourself and you'll be smitten!  I can't wait to see what fancy and interesting folding techniques all of you Polka Doodlers come up with this week!
Have a great weekend everyone and I'll see you next week at Polka Doodles!
{hugs}Lisa

Monday, September 27, 2010

TSTR Week 29 - Pearls and Pastels

Welcome to week 29 in The Shabby Tea Room and what a lovely Monday it is!
This week Clare is our lovely hostess and she has chosen such a very feminine challenge for us.  It is called Pearls and Pastels.  Here is the gorgeous photo she has supplied us with for inspiration:
I WANT THIS BRACELET!
Seriosly though, it is just oozing with gorgeousness!

Here is my card and I've used the stamp set "Something Sweet" generously supplied by Just Rite Stampers.


This week's Tea Room sponsor is ... JustRite Stampers!


JustRite is hosting the 12 Weeks of Christmas blog hops each Wednesday through Thanksgiving -- wonderful Christmas project inspiration from about 20 different designers each week! Details at the JustRite Inspiration blog. The Shabby Girls will be hopping with JustRite on October 27th ... so mark your calenders for this fun event that you won't want to miss :)

This week awesome prize package valued at almost $60:
- Free 1-3/16” wood stamper with the purchase of Witch Way To The Treats or Holiday Cheer stamp sets. - 25% off new configurations of font.

Please don't forget to visit the other Shabby Girls and see what they have come up with this week for your viewing pleasure!  You're sure to be inspired!

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Clare Buswell - Clare's Creations
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations
Pattie Goldman - The Pampered Paper Patch

Have a great week everyone!
{hugs} Lisa

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Papertrey Ink September Blog Hop

YAY!  It's time for another blog hop with PTI!
My favorite time of month.  This month the blog hop is all about creating a project using one of your favorite learned skills.  I have so many techniques and skills that I have learned since I entered this Oh So Fun world of cardmaking that it is hard to narrow it down.....so I didn't.  LOL  Well I did narrow it down to 2 fun card templates and 1 super cool technique.

Oh and by the way, the Halloween themed Papertrey products have taken over this blog post!  I can't help it, I am in LOVE!

Lately I have been fascinated with making non-traditional cards and boxes.
I found some amazing tutorials on the Splitcoast Stampers website
and I'm going to share 2 of them with you today.  As for the super cool technique, I got a tip about a white gel pen recently in the Papertrey News e-mail from Nichole and Jennifer about their favorite products. 

So for a quick summary, here are the 3 skills I am sharing for this month's blog hop with pictures to follow:

1) Criss Cross Card by Beate Johns
2) Gable Boxes by Regina Andari
3) Faux stitching with a white gel pen
(Uni-Ball Signo favorite of Nichole Heady and Jennifer Ellefson)

For the 1st one, a criss cross card, by Beate Johns, I followed the template here at Splitcoast Stampers.

Here is what the insert looks like:

For the 2nd one, I made two gable boxes, by Regina Andare
I followed the template here at Splitcoast Stampers.


And finally for the 3rd technique thanks to Nichole Heady and Jennifer Ellefson for suggesting the Uni-Ball Signo white gel pen.  I have used many many white gel pens and I have never gotten the results that I achieved with this pen.  In a word it is AWESOME!  It is bright and white on dark paper and there is no scratchy missed spots when you are writing like with other gel pens!  I got mine at Scrapbook.com but you can get them in lots of places.  It was such a popular item that when I went to order it, I found out it was back ordered.  It finally came in the mail and it was worth the wait!
On this card I used the white pen to create the faux stitching around the border of the black card and around the border of the orange Mat Stack 4 die from PTI.

I love this pen and I will be reaching for it over and over again!  I even bought 2 so I wouldn't run out anytime soon since they are hard to come by!

Here are all of the products and supplies used to make my cards and boxes:
(All products PTI unless otherwise listed)

Criss Cross Card: Halloween Prints DP, Mat Stack 2 Die, Tiny Treats Halloween Stamp Set, Embellishments Stamp Set, McGill File Tab Punch, Stampin Up Scallop Border Punch, Ribbon from Michaels.

Gable Boxes:  Halloween Prints DP, Mat Stack 2 & 4 Dies, Tiny Treats Halloween Stamp Set, Rustic Jute Button Twine, Black Buttons, Stampin Up Scallop Border Punch, Ribbon from Michaels.

Faux Stitching Card: Halloween Prints DP, Mat Stack 2 & 4 Dies, Tiny Treats Halloween Stamp Set, Rustic Jute Button Twine, Black Button, Stampin Up Scallop Border Punch, Ribbon and Rhinestones from Michaels, Uni-Ball Signo White Gel Pen.

Ok that was a LONG blog post but I really had so much fun creating and so much to share!  Happy blog hopping everyone and thank you to PTI, Nichole Heady, Jennifer Ellefson, Beate Johns and Regina Andari for all of the wonderful inspiration!
Have a Super Week Everyone!
{Hugs} Lisa

Friday, September 24, 2010

Polka Doodles Week 38 Challenge - Hidden Element

Welcome to the Polka Doodles week #38 Challenge!  This week the challenge is to hide something within, perhaps inside a box or a card.  I am in love with this template that I found on Splitcoast Stampers for a gable box and it can be made to any theme!  Nikky's new CD Sundae of Seasons has just about all of the cute graphics you could find for all of the seasons!  I chose to go with a winter theme and make a box that could easily hold or hide, a small package of hot chocolate!  The box itself is made from one of the background papers from the new CD and the adorable mug and holly leaf are from the winter section!
Don't forget to check out what the other girls have created for you!  You will love the projects they made with their hidden elements, from boxes to cards to CD cases! 
Enjoy and have a great weekend everyone!
{hugs} Lisa


 

Monday, September 20, 2010

Exciting News To Share!

Today I have some exciting news to share with all of you who may stop by!  I received a blog highlight on Kazan and Laura's 2s4y blog!  I am so excited and honored.  I love their website and their great sketches!  They have an amazing design team and I love to see their work each week!
Is this a great hobby or what?
Have a great day everyone!  I already am!
{hugs} Lisa

TSTR week 28 - School Days & Welcome To Our New Shabby Girls!

Welcome Back Students - School is now in session!
Can you guess the theme this week in The Shabby Tea Room?
Yes we are back to school and I've officially regained my title of "Mom's Taxi Service"!
Oh well, at least I've only got another 12 years of taxi duty! 
Oy Vey!
Ok, so thanks to our very own talented shabby girl Cathy, we were challenged to make a card or project with a school theme.  Here is the inspiration photo:

Our generous sponsor this week in the Tea Room is:


Digi Doodle Shop is the result of a mother and daughter’s love for the arts and crafts. It was started just a couple of months ago with a little more than 100 stamps, and has since then grown to over 250 stamps - now available.

Digi Doodle Shop has generously supplied the Shabby Girls with a complimentary image to design with and I chose the Clutch Purse Set.  It was quite a challenge to incorporate those beautiful purses into a school theme but then I remembered that Teachers are part of the whole back to school theme and presto, it came to me.  Classy purses - Classy Teachers and voila - "Teachers Have Class"

Please don't forget to visit the other DT members and see what they have come up with this week for your viewing pleasure!  We happen to have some of the most talented designers on the web.... I'm just sayin'

Oh yeah and speaking of DT members, would you officially help me welcome our 2 newest Shabby Girls!
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These 2 ladies have been loyal Shabby Tea Room followers for a very long time now and they are going to make a lovely addition to our little team!  They both have a unique vintage and shabby style and their work is just gorgeous!  I know you will help me in giving them a warm welcome to the team!
And don't forget the rest of the team:

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations

Sadly though, we are saying goodbye this week to 2 of our DT members as their term is up.
Audrey Pettit - Audrey Pettit's Weblog
&
Melissa Hubert - My Paper Obsession
Audrey and Melissa we will miss you but we are sure that you will frequent the Tea Room as often as you can and share a cup of tea with us!  Audrey and Melissa have been with Debbie in the Tea Room since it's inception and I have been honored to design along side of them! 

Whew!!  I think I got it all in!  All that's left to say now is have an awesome week and don't forget to show us your school projects!
{hugs} Lisa



Friday, September 17, 2010

Polka Doodles week 37 - Easel Card

Here is sweet little Polly Pumpkin!  I wonder what spell she is looking up?  I just love Halloween!  Great bold colors and such cute cute graphics!  Nikky Hall at Polka Doodles has done it again!  She has created such cuteness that you must check out her new CD titled "Sundae of Seasons"!  Her Halloween Doodles have the cutest witches, pumpkins and ghosts on it to play with, you'll be glad you checked it out!  Actually all of the seasons on the CD are just brimming with wonderful graphics and background papers! 
Our challenge this week at Polka Doodles is to create an easel card.  I personally love making easel cards, they are so much fun and they really lend themselves to such cute embellishments! 
 
Don't forget to check out what my teamies have done with their easel cards!  They are showcasing the new CD as well and you are in for a treat!

One last picture of my card with a closeup of the sentiment and bow in the top corner!  Did I mention I am in love with this card??!!!
Ok everyone!  Have a great weekend and show us your easel cards!
{hugs} Lisa

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Missing Mojo :-(

Seriously, am I the only one who loses their mojo now and then?  Sometimes I don't even feel like going near my craft table and sometimes I can't get enough!  So many supplies and so many ideas and not one iota of inspiration lately...  I don't know what happens.  Well late last night I was blog hopping as usual and I came across Kazan's sketch #61 over at 2s4y and I thought I'd give it a whirl. 

I am actually very happy with the way this card came out.  There are a few things that can generally make me happy and that is PTI products and the color scheme on this card.  I just love the sweet blush and aqua mist combo together and a satin pink bow will usually put me over the top!  I am also in love with the new mat stack die from PTI on my card, not to mention that cute butterfly!  Ok enough rambling, here is the card, I sincerely hope there will be more to follow!

Have a great day everyone!
{hugs} Lisa
**P.S.  If you find my missing mojo, please return immediately to my studio!!  It is dearly missed!**

Monday, September 13, 2010

TSTR week 27 - Fresh Living

Welcome to Monday and another challenge in The Shabby Tea Room!
This week is hosted by Audrey and our challenge is titled Fresh Living.
Our challenge this week is to use a nature/green theme in our projects and our wonderful sponsor is

Tiffany Doodles in an online digital image shop with the most adorable hand drawn images.
Tiffany is offering 10 digi images for winner; 6 images for 1st runner up; 4 images for 2nd runner up; 2 images for 3rd runner up, so play along with us this week for your chance to win!

The Design Team was also provided with some images to play with and my card above features the topiery set in keeping with the nature/green theme.  I colored my trees with markers and then cut them out.  They look so nice popped up on this cream colored tag.


Don't forget to check out what the other design team girlies have created for your "green" inspiration!

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Audrey Pettit - Audrey Pettit's Weblog
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Melissa Hubert - My Paper Obsession
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations

Have a great week everyone!
{hugs} Lisa

Monday, September 6, 2010

TSTR week 26 - Tag You're It

Welcome to another Shabby Tea Room Monday Morning!  I have such a fun project to share with you today!  Recently I was blog hopping along and I came across the cutest little gabled box template and video on the Splitcoast Stampers website.  I just knew I had to make one!  The first one I made was a cute Halloween themed box that I will definitely be making again in a few weeks for my son's classmates.  It was sooo cute I had to make it again for my sweet Sunbonnet Sue image this week from Bugaboo Stamps!
Our theme this week in The Shabby Tea Room is "Tag You're It" and our lovely host is our very own fearless leader Debbie
Bugaboo Stamps is our generous sponsor this week and has supplied the DT with the most adorable digis!
Bugaboo is owned by Jodie Mackrell and in her shop she has a variety of images from cutesy to sassy ladies.

I chose the adorable Sunbonnet Sue image with a basket of strawberries in honor of my Mom!  She is a Sunbonnet Sue lover and she even made a quilt for my daughter once with several Sunbonnet Sue patches on it!  I decided to make a card and a matching treat box with my adorable image.  Here is the card:

And here is the cute little box:

I used my cute little tag die from Papertrey Ink to stamp Sweet on the card and the box in keeping with the Tag You're It theme.  This little box was so easy to make, it only took one 8 1/2 x 11 inch sheet of paper, a scor board, some adhesive and some scissors (or paper trimmer) and a circular or oval punch for the handles.  Easy Peasy!  Try one, you'll be smitten too!

Don't forget to check out what my other teamies in the Tea Room have made for you to be inspired by!
You can visit their individual blogs here:

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures
Audrey Pettit - Audrey Pettit's Weblog
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Melissa Hubert - My Paper Obsession
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations

Ok!  Ready, Set, Go use your tags and have some fun!
{hugs} Lisa

Friday, September 3, 2010

Polka Doodles Week 35 Challenge - Shaped Card

Welcome to another Polka Doodle Challenge! This week it is Ruth's turn to host the challenge and she has asked the Design Team to pick one from a choice of three of the brand new templates which were released in July. The templates that she asked us to use were Baking / Gardening Theme, Twittie-Twoo or Hugo Pandapaws.  As you can see from my creation above, I chose the Baking/Gardening Theme and I have embellished this Oh So Cute Apron!  I am just in love with the way it turned out and I think instead of a card, I might just pop this little cutie onto a recipe book for my daughter.  I used background paper from the Candy Doodles CD and I am really happy with the way it came out!  Nikky Hall has done it again with her super adorable designs and wait til you see what she has up her sleeves for Autumn and Winter!!!

So the challenge to all of you is to create a shaped card. We don't want to see squares, rectangles or circles but something unusual. If you are a little short of inspiration, have a look at the samples the Design Team has created for you! 

Did I mention that I love this apron?  hee hee hee!

Recipe for Apron:
Background Paper - Candy Doodles CD by Polka Doodles
Apron Template - Nikky Hall for Polka Doodles
Green Cardstock on pockets, Twine, Polka dot stamp and 2 small tag sentiments - Papertrey Ink
Scallop Edge Punch - Martha Stewart
Scallop Circle Punches - EK Success
Rhinestones and Pink Ribbon - Michaels
Sentiment on scallop circle - computer generated
Felt Flowers on pockets - Joann Fabrics


Ok so I think that's everything for now!  Be sure to let me know what you think of my little apron!
Have a great day everyone!  I already am!
{hugs} Lisa

Monday, August 30, 2010

TSTR week 25 - Old Meets New

Good morning lovely ladies in blogworld! It's Monday morning and that's a good thing in The Shabbylicious Tea Room! Oh how I LOVE our challenges! This week Nicole is serving up some old meets new! It's so much fun to use vintage finds on cards and projects! There is just something special about using something that is not new or store bought, something that has been around for years!

For my card this week I used the following old and new items:

The buttons along the bottom left of the card are very old. My parents visited my uncle recently in VA and went antique shopping. My mom knows how much I love buttons and when she came across these beauties she bought them for me. Apparently they were from one of the older horse stables and were used to close the feed sacks for the horses. I actually had to give them a mini bath when I got them home because they were still dirty from laying in the stables, gross but kinda cool! They do look like ordinary buttons but I know their history. :-)

Old Buttons from horse stables.
For something new, I have two items to share. First, is the lovely Lacey Blueberry Seam Binding that we were supplied with from lovely Debbie's etsy shop and second, are the two flourishes sticking out above the mini envelope. Those flourishes are from the latest addition to my stamp collection from Papertrey Ink. They are die cuts that have been stamped and heat embossed to give them a shiny textured appearance
New Lacey Blueberry Seam Binding
New Papertrey Ink Flourishes
The rest of the card was made with Papertrey Ink cardstock and The Girl's Paperie polka dot paper.  The small label on the envelope is a Papertrey Ink die and the two sentiments are Papertrey as well!

Thanks so much to Debbie, our fearless leader, for supplying us with some lovely seam binding from her etsy shop, Simple Treasures, this week to use on our projects!

Don't forget to check out what the rest of the Shabby Design Team has made just for you!
You can check them out at their individual blogs here:

Debbie Marcinkiewicz - {TSTR Creator} - Simple Treasures

Audrey Pettit - Audrey Pettit's Weblog
Cathy Clark-Santie - Papier Girl
Melissa Hubert - My Paper Obsession
Nicole Segnere - My Craft Room Creations


Have a great week everyone!

{hugs} Lisa