When I received the Stampin’ Up! Holiday Catalogue I knew I had to have the Gnome For The Holidays stamp set.  My card is based on the card...

I made this card using the September 2020 Sheetload of Cards template by Alicia at Call Me Crafty Al.  She does a YouTube each month with a ...

I have been playing with the Warm & Toasty stamp set from the Stampin' Up! Holiday catalogue and decided to make a slimline card.  T...

 

 My sister Cindy and I crocheted poppies for this beautiful display.  This Remembrance Day, Niagara Falls is commemorating those who protect...

 I finally pulled out my Forever Fern stamp set and the coordinating Forever Greenery Designer Series Paper to make a few cards.  I have bee...

 A few more blankets I have made for donation to Project Comfort Crochet.  They will eventually be given to patients at our local cancer tre...

 I have been making a few Christmas cards over the last few months.  This z-fold card uses the Feels Like Frost Designer Series Paper and th...

There is a lady near me who coordinates donations of crocheted blankets to local cancer treatment centres.    The blankets are given to pati...

I used Bruno and Kylie Bertucci’s scrappy strip technique for these two cards.  The patterned papers are from the same package - Delightful...

Two more cards using elements from the April 2020 Paper Pumpkin kit.

The designer of this afghan used multiple colours (6 I think).  I decided to do it in a single colour and chose eggshell.  I am so glad I di...

In addition to card making I have also been crocheting.  I participated in a crochet stitch along this past spring.  It was out of my comfor...

Another Painted Poppies card.

I don't think I will ever tire of the Painted Poppies Stamp Set or it's coordinating dies - Poppy Moments and Painted Labels. I us...

I love the Painted Poppies stamp set, coordinating dies and other accessories. I have been making a lot of cards and will be posting them h...

This is another card using Kylie and Bruno Bertucci’s Scrappy Strip Technique. Great way to use up those accumulated scraps of Designer Se...