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October 31, 2008
October 25, 2008
HSM 3
4 Tickets to HSM 3 = $25.50
2 large drinks = $9.54
4 bags of popcorn = $0.00 (thank heaven for the *FREE* popcorn card)!!
lots o' treats = $5+ at Wal-mart before movie ;)
babysitter for Cougar = $25
Seeing HSM 3 opening weekend with dear friends = *PRICELESS*
We had the best time this afternoon at the movie ... definitely our fave of the 3! I had Ashton singing every word next to me and could see the shadows of my others down the row singing right along, too. Beth (who I would link you to but she still refuses to blog or comment) and I giggled through the whole show - especially when Troy made his infamous jump from the stairs during "Scream" ... the solo/dance that rivaled "Bet on It" from HSM 2 (which also had a jump scene). It really was such fun and the girls absolutely *LOVED* it!! They were laughing throughout and just enjoying being there after waiting for so long for the release. It was so nice to go without Cougar, too ... allowed me to actually soak in the total girlfest :) Here are some pics from our date! My only disappointment was that the theater didn't have the big cardboard cut out of the cast in their caps & gowns OR prom dresses for the photo op I had planned!!! I've seen them there previously but on the actual "big weekend" they were MIA! I was still glad I had my camera to catch these giddy girls (and their moms). Thanks for the fun time, Wilsons - now start your own darn blog so I can see what you really thought, Beth :)
Oh, and if that wasn't priceless enough I've got more for you! Saw this over on Anna Marie's blog and couldn't help myself ... if you've never played at JibJab you really MUST spend some time over there. I don't know that me OR my girls has ever laughed so hard!!!!
2 large drinks = $9.54
4 bags of popcorn = $0.00 (thank heaven for the *FREE* popcorn card)!!
lots o' treats = $5+ at Wal-mart before movie ;)
babysitter for Cougar = $25
Seeing HSM 3 opening weekend with dear friends = *PRICELESS*
We had the best time this afternoon at the movie ... definitely our fave of the 3! I had Ashton singing every word next to me and could see the shadows of my others down the row singing right along, too. Beth (who I would link you to but she still refuses to blog or comment) and I giggled through the whole show - especially when Troy made his infamous jump from the stairs during "Scream" ... the solo/dance that rivaled "Bet on It" from HSM 2 (which also had a jump scene). It really was such fun and the girls absolutely *LOVED* it!! They were laughing throughout and just enjoying being there after waiting for so long for the release. It was so nice to go without Cougar, too ... allowed me to actually soak in the total girlfest :) Here are some pics from our date! My only disappointment was that the theater didn't have the big cardboard cut out of the cast in their caps & gowns OR prom dresses for the photo op I had planned!!! I've seen them there previously but on the actual "big weekend" they were MIA! I was still glad I had my camera to catch these giddy girls (and their moms). Thanks for the fun time, Wilsons - now start your own darn blog so I can see what you really thought, Beth :)
Oh, and if that wasn't priceless enough I've got more for you! Saw this over on Anna Marie's blog and couldn't help myself ... if you've never played at JibJab you really MUST spend some time over there. I don't know that me OR my girls has ever laughed so hard!!!!Try JibJab Sendables® eCards today!
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October 24, 2008
Snippets of Life
Just a few snippets of life from the past few days ...
Kendyl was learning about weather in preschool on Thursday. They did an activity where they had a cottonball "cloud." They had to make their cloud into something else. This is what my darling daughter came home with (beyond proud to show off, I might add). She has clearly been spending too much time with her father ... I can only imagine what Ms. Beckie thought ;)
Cougar has a new trick he would like to share with you!
It all started when I went to get him up yesterday morning only to find him standing outside of his crib ... how did he get there? Brinley was not in the room to get him out like she normally does. Later, when driving home from getting Kendyl at preschool, the sweet boy fell asleep in the car - never a good thing. This often results in little to no "real" nap (unless timed just right and transferred perfectly). He woke up and so I fed him lunch and figured I'd try to put him down later. I put him down and heard him playing in his crib while I was frantically working to put the finishing touches on our stake leadership meeting goodies. A few minutes later I hear his door crack open and he runs down the hall and lands in the doorway of my craft room with a HUGE grin on his face!! I tell him it is time for bed and put him back down. I tell Steve he will probably be back out in 5 minutes ... um, no - try 30 seconds! Of course this is when we grab the camera and ask him to show us his new trick to share with all. Unfortunately this makes it "fun and game-like" so when Steve is left to put the kiddo to bed that night he climbs out 5 times only to be locked in his room (we still have the door knob turned around from when Kendyl was in that room and liked to come out and play in the hallway at night). Poor Brinley (shares a room with him because I refuse to give up a playroom) ... he kept climbing onto her bed and trying to get her to play with him! Today was much better. He fell asleep again on the way home from Costco but transferred beautifully and slept for 3 hours. When I went to get him up he started to swing his leg over the side but I rushed over to pick him up - he clearly does not need more practice! Tonight I think he was UBER tired and didn't try to climb out once! I'm guessing it is a blessing since I'm a single mom this weekend - I whisked Steve off to Utah for the BYU game this weekend - one of very few surprises I've ever been able pull over on him!! He has promised to enjoy a plate of cheese fries at the Training Table in remembrance of me ... what a guy :)
While Daddy is away the girls will play, of course :) I've got a babysitter all lined up tomorrow afternoon to come and sit on my couch (text messaging, of course) while Cougar sleeps so we can get in some girl time at the long awaited premiere weekend of High School Musical 3!
I know it's totally lame but I'm probably just as excited as my girls - and I'm not even afraid to admit that to the public reading my blog ;) We've got all of the music memorized ... the soundtrack was released on Tuesday ... and can't wait to put the music with the story. Should be a super fun afternoon that earns me bonus "cool mom" points!
Kendyl was learning about weather in preschool on Thursday. They did an activity where they had a cottonball "cloud." They had to make their cloud into something else. This is what my darling daughter came home with (beyond proud to show off, I might add). She has clearly been spending too much time with her father ... I can only imagine what Ms. Beckie thought ;)
Cougar has a new trick he would like to share with you!
It all started when I went to get him up yesterday morning only to find him standing outside of his crib ... how did he get there? Brinley was not in the room to get him out like she normally does. Later, when driving home from getting Kendyl at preschool, the sweet boy fell asleep in the car - never a good thing. This often results in little to no "real" nap (unless timed just right and transferred perfectly). He woke up and so I fed him lunch and figured I'd try to put him down later. I put him down and heard him playing in his crib while I was frantically working to put the finishing touches on our stake leadership meeting goodies. A few minutes later I hear his door crack open and he runs down the hall and lands in the doorway of my craft room with a HUGE grin on his face!! I tell him it is time for bed and put him back down. I tell Steve he will probably be back out in 5 minutes ... um, no - try 30 seconds! Of course this is when we grab the camera and ask him to show us his new trick to share with all. Unfortunately this makes it "fun and game-like" so when Steve is left to put the kiddo to bed that night he climbs out 5 times only to be locked in his room (we still have the door knob turned around from when Kendyl was in that room and liked to come out and play in the hallway at night). Poor Brinley (shares a room with him because I refuse to give up a playroom) ... he kept climbing onto her bed and trying to get her to play with him! Today was much better. He fell asleep again on the way home from Costco but transferred beautifully and slept for 3 hours. When I went to get him up he started to swing his leg over the side but I rushed over to pick him up - he clearly does not need more practice! Tonight I think he was UBER tired and didn't try to climb out once! I'm guessing it is a blessing since I'm a single mom this weekend - I whisked Steve off to Utah for the BYU game this weekend - one of very few surprises I've ever been able pull over on him!! He has promised to enjoy a plate of cheese fries at the Training Table in remembrance of me ... what a guy :)
While Daddy is away the girls will play, of course :) I've got a babysitter all lined up tomorrow afternoon to come and sit on my couch (text messaging, of course) while Cougar sleeps so we can get in some girl time at the long awaited premiere weekend of High School Musical 3!
I know it's totally lame but I'm probably just as excited as my girls - and I'm not even afraid to admit that to the public reading my blog ;) We've got all of the music memorized ... the soundtrack was released on Tuesday ... and can't wait to put the music with the story. Should be a super fun afternoon that earns me bonus "cool mom" points!October 21, 2008
Failing Miserably
Have you ever wanted to give that as your answer when someone asks how you are doing? I've definitely been feeling a desire to use it the past several weeks. I've been in a funk lately - perhaps you have no idea of the funk I'm talking about ... lucky you! It's the one where I want to answer I'm "failing miserably" when someone asks how I am doing. The one that makes me feel that way about every single "job" I hold (wife, mother, maid, friend, church member, neighbor, PTA mom, etc.) The funk where nothing I do is good enough, done well enough, organized well enough, thoughtful enough. The one where I feel like the most selfish and self centered person around. I seriously hope that none of you know this funk (although it would be just a "little" reassuring to know I'm not the only one)!!
Now, before you sit there feeling sorry for me I must tell you I've snapped out of it! I really had a remarkable personal experience today (while cleaning my bathroom, no less) that I knew I would regret not writing down and which has made me see things and myself differently. Remember ... this blog is my journal so you have to put up with things like this ;) I've been praying for comfort and understanding and a desire to feel something different to help me out of this pit I felt I'd slipped into. This morning Steve asked me what was going on with me - noting my less than desirable attitude lately. I told him "my life." He looked at me and said "You've got a husband and 4 kids that love you ... sounds like a pretty good life to me!" Yeah, yeah (seriously - my attitude?) .... Fast forward to cleaning the bathroom. I continued to think about my misery - my many shortcomings, my inabilities, everything that I wasn't accomplishing that I felt I should be. Then a scripture came to my mind. In Second Nephi 2:27 (in the Book of Mormon) it is talking about Satan and how "he seeketh that all men might be miserable like unto himself." It hit me so hard - Here I am wallowing in my misery which is EXACTLY where Satan wants me!! I might not be committing the "big sins" but I have allowed myself to lose my focus enough that I have played right into his hands ... sneaky little devil! Then almost as quickly as that thought hit I was reminded of the scripture that comes just a few verses before ... "men are, that they might have JOY." How could I be missing it? I started to think about the way I was viewing things - was I seeking to see the good in myself and my accomplishments - which is what my Heavenly Father wants for me - or was I choosing to pick myself apart and allow myself to be miserable - which is right where Satan wishes for me to be? I think by now you can see where this is going ....
I remember in our church's General Conference a few weeks ago a talk by our Prophet, Thomas S. Monson that I felt spoke directly to me as well. Ironically enough it is entitled "Finding Joy in the Journey." Here are just a few of the thoughts that he shared:
"This is our one and only chance at mortal life—here and now. The longer we live, the greater is our realization that it is brief. Opportunities come, and then they are gone. I believe that among the greatest lessons we are to learn in this short sojourn upon the earth are lessons that help us distinguish between what is important and what is not. I plead with you not to let those most important things pass you by as you plan for that illusive and non-existent future when you will have time to do all that you want to do. Instead, find joy in the journey—now."
"If you are still in the process of raising children, be aware that the tiny fingerprints that show up on almost every newly cleaned surface, the toys scattered about the house, the piles and piles of laundry to be tackled will disappear all too soon and that you will—to your surprise—miss them profoundly."
"Send that note to the friend you’ve been neglecting; give your child a hug; give your parents a hug; say “I love you” more; always express your thanks. Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved. Friends move away, children grow up, loved ones pass on. It’s so easy to take others for granted, until that day when they’re gone from our lives and we are left with feelings of “what if” and “if only.”"
"Let us relish life as we live it, find joy in the journey, and share our love with friends and family. One day each of us will run out of tomorrows."
I did link that talk in case you want to go back and read the entire thing - I'm so glad I did. My attitude was changed in a moment ... on my knees (ironically enough) scrubbing baseboards in my bathroom. I know that I have untold amounts of joy surrounding me that I am missing out on because I am CHOOSING to look past it and throw myself a pity party instead. NO MORE!! Now, obviously I am not crazy enough to think that life will be "sunshine and roses" from here on out and that I won't need more reminders of this in the future - I've needed them before. I am realistic, you know ;) I am just glad to have had such a STRONG reminder of it today ... reminds me that I'm not here to figure it out on my own but that I have a Heavenly Father who loves me and brings me back to "center" from time to time.
Britt is working on what she calls her "52 Blessings Project" where she creates a layout a week of one of her blessings. My sister-in-law AnnaMarie is in the home stretch of her "30 days of balance" on her blog. I know Ali Edwards is completing (and helping others to complete) a "week in the life" project. I've seen lots of people doing a "photo a day" projects and there are so many other brilliant ideas spinning around in cyberspace. I *LOVE* seeing these types of projects! I am now "Finding Joy in the Journey." I want to combine my love of digiscrapping with my desire to capture the little (and not so little) things that bring me joy. Some will be obvious, some will be silly, some will be spiritual, and others completely selfish but they will have one thing in common - they bring me joy on some level. This is not a committment to doing a page a day for a month, or even a page a week for a year. It is a choice to focus more on the joy in my life and document it ... however often I can. I want to do this for myself to help me focus on the joy in my life but also for my children to look back on someday - isn't that what this is about? I look forward to compiling them into an album as a reminder to myself and my family (and friends if they want to look ... although you KNOW I'll be posting them *wink*) of the abundant joy I am blessed with. Thanks to each of you for being a part of my journey!!
Oh, and on a total side note - I was in charge of the hybrid post over on the Bren Boone CT Blog today if you want to check out my project ;)
Another side note ... registration is OPEN for Jessica Sprague's *FREE* Stories in Hand class - and she's extended it to 2 weeks!! You will NOT regret taking it :)
Now, before you sit there feeling sorry for me I must tell you I've snapped out of it! I really had a remarkable personal experience today (while cleaning my bathroom, no less) that I knew I would regret not writing down and which has made me see things and myself differently. Remember ... this blog is my journal so you have to put up with things like this ;) I've been praying for comfort and understanding and a desire to feel something different to help me out of this pit I felt I'd slipped into. This morning Steve asked me what was going on with me - noting my less than desirable attitude lately. I told him "my life." He looked at me and said "You've got a husband and 4 kids that love you ... sounds like a pretty good life to me!" Yeah, yeah (seriously - my attitude?) .... Fast forward to cleaning the bathroom. I continued to think about my misery - my many shortcomings, my inabilities, everything that I wasn't accomplishing that I felt I should be. Then a scripture came to my mind. In Second Nephi 2:27 (in the Book of Mormon) it is talking about Satan and how "he seeketh that all men might be miserable like unto himself." It hit me so hard - Here I am wallowing in my misery which is EXACTLY where Satan wants me!! I might not be committing the "big sins" but I have allowed myself to lose my focus enough that I have played right into his hands ... sneaky little devil! Then almost as quickly as that thought hit I was reminded of the scripture that comes just a few verses before ... "men are, that they might have JOY." How could I be missing it? I started to think about the way I was viewing things - was I seeking to see the good in myself and my accomplishments - which is what my Heavenly Father wants for me - or was I choosing to pick myself apart and allow myself to be miserable - which is right where Satan wishes for me to be? I think by now you can see where this is going ....
I remember in our church's General Conference a few weeks ago a talk by our Prophet, Thomas S. Monson that I felt spoke directly to me as well. Ironically enough it is entitled "Finding Joy in the Journey." Here are just a few of the thoughts that he shared:
"This is our one and only chance at mortal life—here and now. The longer we live, the greater is our realization that it is brief. Opportunities come, and then they are gone. I believe that among the greatest lessons we are to learn in this short sojourn upon the earth are lessons that help us distinguish between what is important and what is not. I plead with you not to let those most important things pass you by as you plan for that illusive and non-existent future when you will have time to do all that you want to do. Instead, find joy in the journey—now."
"If you are still in the process of raising children, be aware that the tiny fingerprints that show up on almost every newly cleaned surface, the toys scattered about the house, the piles and piles of laundry to be tackled will disappear all too soon and that you will—to your surprise—miss them profoundly."
"Send that note to the friend you’ve been neglecting; give your child a hug; give your parents a hug; say “I love you” more; always express your thanks. Never let a problem to be solved become more important than a person to be loved. Friends move away, children grow up, loved ones pass on. It’s so easy to take others for granted, until that day when they’re gone from our lives and we are left with feelings of “what if” and “if only.”"
"Let us relish life as we live it, find joy in the journey, and share our love with friends and family. One day each of us will run out of tomorrows."
I did link that talk in case you want to go back and read the entire thing - I'm so glad I did. My attitude was changed in a moment ... on my knees (ironically enough) scrubbing baseboards in my bathroom. I know that I have untold amounts of joy surrounding me that I am missing out on because I am CHOOSING to look past it and throw myself a pity party instead. NO MORE!! Now, obviously I am not crazy enough to think that life will be "sunshine and roses" from here on out and that I won't need more reminders of this in the future - I've needed them before. I am realistic, you know ;) I am just glad to have had such a STRONG reminder of it today ... reminds me that I'm not here to figure it out on my own but that I have a Heavenly Father who loves me and brings me back to "center" from time to time.
Britt is working on what she calls her "52 Blessings Project" where she creates a layout a week of one of her blessings. My sister-in-law AnnaMarie is in the home stretch of her "30 days of balance" on her blog. I know Ali Edwards is completing (and helping others to complete) a "week in the life" project. I've seen lots of people doing a "photo a day" projects and there are so many other brilliant ideas spinning around in cyberspace. I *LOVE* seeing these types of projects! I am now "Finding Joy in the Journey." I want to combine my love of digiscrapping with my desire to capture the little (and not so little) things that bring me joy. Some will be obvious, some will be silly, some will be spiritual, and others completely selfish but they will have one thing in common - they bring me joy on some level. This is not a committment to doing a page a day for a month, or even a page a week for a year. It is a choice to focus more on the joy in my life and document it ... however often I can. I want to do this for myself to help me focus on the joy in my life but also for my children to look back on someday - isn't that what this is about? I look forward to compiling them into an album as a reminder to myself and my family (and friends if they want to look ... although you KNOW I'll be posting them *wink*) of the abundant joy I am blessed with. Thanks to each of you for being a part of my journey!!
Oh, and on a total side note - I was in charge of the hybrid post over on the Bren Boone CT Blog today if you want to check out my project ;)
Another side note ... registration is OPEN for Jessica Sprague's *FREE* Stories in Hand class - and she's extended it to 2 weeks!! You will NOT regret taking it :)
Toot, Toot!!
That's me tooting my horn ;) I wanted to let you know that the project that I created for Kendyl's preschool teacher for the first day of school (using the Sonic drink holder) has been reborn ... for a designer! Heather (Haynay) saw my project in the ScrapMatters gallery and on my blog and asked it I would design one for her using one of her new kits!! I used her Fall Splendor kit and new Pumpkin Add-on kit to create 2 different nameplates for the Sonic drink holders. The fun part? They're for sale in her shop!!! Actually, this week if you buy the Pumpkin Add-on or the Combo Pack - you get the nameplates for FREE!
Here are some photos of the complete project (which I made into a caramel apple kit):
And by the way ... she's having a CT call right now open until Oct. 31st! She is a relatively new designer and I loved working with her and her kits. If you're looking to join a CT and work with someone fun you should definitely consider applying :)
Here are some photos of the complete project (which I made into a caramel apple kit):
And by the way ... she's having a CT call right now open until Oct. 31st! She is a relatively new designer and I loved working with her and her kits. If you're looking to join a CT and work with someone fun you should definitely consider applying :)October 10, 2008
*FREE* Class at Jessica Sprague ... and stuff :)
This is a HUGE announcement! If you've read my blog for very long you KNOW what a huge fan I am of Jessica Sprague, her classes, and her teaching style. Add to that I had the opportunity to meet her in person over the summer and she is equally spectacular. Haven't taken (or had) the opportunity to sign up for a class yet? Not sure it would be for you? Well - she has just announced a new, one week long class that is designed for ALL ... digi, non-digi, and non-scrappers alike. You don't even have to own Photoshop to take it. The great news? She's offering it to as many as would like to sign up ... for FREE!!! This is an amazing opportunity to check out the community over at jessicasprague.com, to see her teaching style and talents first hand, and do something inspiring - every class I have taken has been inspiring in different ways and I'm sure this class will be no different. To read her entire course description just click on the add to take you to her blog. I hope you will consider registering on October 20th ... you won't regret it!!
I was also in charge of the blog post over on the ScrapMatters team blog yesterday and got to share a few holiday ideas I came up with. I hope you'll stop over and check them out! I will be adding my "BOO!" kit freebie in the next couple of days :)
Now that my blog post at SM is done (I've been working hard on that and stressing over it) and the kids go back to school on Monday I will hopefully get to post some of the fun that we've had this week! We've been to the park twice - one day we were there for 4 hours, gotten haircuts, spent an afternoon at the science center, and today we are headed to the movies with friends to see Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Steve's birthday was on Sunday so we had some fun with that, too! Needless to say I've got lots of pictures to download and get posted. Never a dull moment, right?!
I was also in charge of the blog post over on the ScrapMatters team blog yesterday and got to share a few holiday ideas I came up with. I hope you'll stop over and check them out! I will be adding my "BOO!" kit freebie in the next couple of days :)Now that my blog post at SM is done (I've been working hard on that and stressing over it) and the kids go back to school on Monday I will hopefully get to post some of the fun that we've had this week! We've been to the park twice - one day we were there for 4 hours, gotten haircuts, spent an afternoon at the science center, and today we are headed to the movies with friends to see Beverly Hills Chihuahua. Steve's birthday was on Sunday so we had some fun with that, too! Needless to say I've got lots of pictures to download and get posted. Never a dull moment, right?!
October 4, 2008
World Card Making Day
** If you're one of my "regular" visitors and you aren't interested in all of my digital craziness feel free to scroll down to read the latest update on the family (if you haven't already ... I posted on Tuesday).
Welcome to stop #3 on the blog train!! I can't believe there has been a stop at my blog two Saturdays in a row now ... are we making a habit? I don't know if I can keep up with the creative pace that it forces me into :) Today we are celebrating World Card Making Day. I found an interesting website that shares a bit of the "history" of the celebration that started in 2006. I love the idea behind it ... a time to celebrate the creativity of handmade cards, share in the connections of friends and family, and "kick off" the holiday card-making season - what more could a girl ask for?
I have been creating cards for about 10 years now - most of those as a demonstrator for Stampin' Up! I still love to create with my stamps but have really come to love the flexibility that my digital skills give me. I've created a template for you to create some of your own digital cards. I started with a "card front" sized 4" x 5.25". I make most of my cards 4.25" x 5.5" finished size because it is exactly half a sheet of regular sized cardstock or paper. Just cut in half and fold in half to get 2 cards :) With this card front you can print 4 per page, cut them to size, and adhere them to your own cardstock (and embellish to your heart's content). I also included a 4 x 6 and 5 x 7 version of the template for those who prefer to create cards in different sizes. Here is a sample card that I created using the basic card front template.
I also created what I call a "Fold-and-Go" template for you. This one you simply create, print (you can print 2 per page), cut and fold in half. DONE! Here are some photos to show you the difference between one I made using cardstock and cutting out the flower vs. using the "Fold-and-Go" template. I love the way that both of them came out!
Here is your freebie to download ... hope you enjoy it! Just click on the image :)
You should have stopped at Heather's blog before coming here - if not, make sure to backtrack ;) Next you're off to Jaime's blog for another freebie! Have a great day and have fun creating with all of your new goodies!!
Welcome to stop #3 on the blog train!! I can't believe there has been a stop at my blog two Saturdays in a row now ... are we making a habit? I don't know if I can keep up with the creative pace that it forces me into :) Today we are celebrating World Card Making Day. I found an interesting website that shares a bit of the "history" of the celebration that started in 2006. I love the idea behind it ... a time to celebrate the creativity of handmade cards, share in the connections of friends and family, and "kick off" the holiday card-making season - what more could a girl ask for?
I have been creating cards for about 10 years now - most of those as a demonstrator for Stampin' Up! I still love to create with my stamps but have really come to love the flexibility that my digital skills give me. I've created a template for you to create some of your own digital cards. I started with a "card front" sized 4" x 5.25". I make most of my cards 4.25" x 5.5" finished size because it is exactly half a sheet of regular sized cardstock or paper. Just cut in half and fold in half to get 2 cards :) With this card front you can print 4 per page, cut them to size, and adhere them to your own cardstock (and embellish to your heart's content). I also included a 4 x 6 and 5 x 7 version of the template for those who prefer to create cards in different sizes. Here is a sample card that I created using the basic card front template.
I also created what I call a "Fold-and-Go" template for you. This one you simply create, print (you can print 2 per page), cut and fold in half. DONE! Here are some photos to show you the difference between one I made using cardstock and cutting out the flower vs. using the "Fold-and-Go" template. I love the way that both of them came out!
Here is your freebie to download ... hope you enjoy it! Just click on the image :)You should have stopped at Heather's blog before coming here - if not, make sure to backtrack ;) Next you're off to Jaime's blog for another freebie! Have a great day and have fun creating with all of your new goodies!!
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