Look at all this blog candy I won!

Hi all! Im so excited I just received my blogaversary candy in the mail. I won this over at Terry's blog. She was celebrating her one year anniversary in August and had blog candy to win and I entered. I was so lucky to win because not many entered and I won one package. Terry is so generous to give all this fantastic stuff to (3) winners. She is one of the best bloggers out here. If you haven"t done so already you need to visit her blog. Thank you so much again, Terry! Have a great evening all!

Clothes pin project giveaway

Hello all! I hope you all are having a great day. Here is a clothes pin project I seen on Kristin's blog. Here is the link. Here is Kristin's tutorial on the clothes pin project. I did not used the Cricut Expression to make this.
These are so easy to make and they can be used as snack bag clip etc. I seen them and I had to make them. I made some Fall one in orange and brown.
These can be giving as a gift and they are so pretty on the shipping tag. This one here I used my Bic Permanent Markers to color top of clothes pins.
I used alot of my scrap paper to make these. That a great way to used up all that scrap paper. I used a blue marker to color top of these clothes pins here.
For this project you will need:
Shipping tags ( I used large tags 4 3/4" x 2 3/8") You can get these from office supply store
pattern or solid paper.
embellishments
clothes pins
Mod Podge Gloss- Lustre ( to adhere paper to clothes pin and to give paper a glossy shine.
paint brush ( a small one to paint Mod podge on clothes pins).
paper trimmer to trim paper to fit clothes pins.

Here is the clothes pin project link giveaway. I will pick one winner to win (2) Tag sets of clothes pins. You must be a follower of my blog. I can not ship international at this time. Only US entries. You have until 9/16/10 to link up to win.

Embossed note Cards!

Hello everyone! I hope you all are having a great start to the long Labor Day Holiday weekend. My Daughter started school on Monday. She is attending a private Catholic school. I want her to have a religious education. My son attended Catholic school when he was going to school. I been so busy with school I have not made any projects this week. Here is some note cards I made a couple of weeks ago. Some of this note card can be used for lunch box notes. The embossing folders I used here on these note cards came with the Cuttlebug embossing machine when I bought it. Click to enlarge any photo!
The Cuttlebug embossed folders I used here are the Best friends (4) folders set. These note cards are easy to make. I got (6) cards out of 8 1/2 by 11 inches cardstock. When note card is folded it measures 2 1/8 wide by 3 inches length. To get this size I used a piece of cardstock 4 1/4 wide by 3 inches length. I used the Inkadinkado blending chalk to give white cardstock some color. I like the color it adds. Very pretty color.
I wrap them in clear wrap and they are ready to give as a gift! I gave my friend some of these note cards and she loved them.
I made envelopes for them too. I used the Plantin Schoolbook cartridge to cut envelopes out.

Cartridge used:
Plantin SchoolBook to cut (envelope) on page #79 cut at 3 inches.