WELCOME BACK

Welcome !!

  Or should I say welcome back? 
   I have been away for a while and now I am back with a fresh new look and outcome on what it is I want you all to see each time you come back here to take a peek. I will be making subtle changes here and there for when I see fit. First, I have changed my blog name, why you ask? Well, I thought it more fitting to keep you updated on every day information whether it be about a simple card, a simple scrap book page, a simple recipe, simple home based ideas or that simple way to help you in your every day life. Did you see that? I said simple how many times? Life is so hectic and busy, running the kids here and there, making meals, trying to keep your home clean and your animals fed...ALL the animals! So, I am going to keep it SIMPLE and SWEET!
  I am a Mom of 2 beautiful children(whom I will be talking about...ALOT!), 3 sweet kitties(whom I will be talking about...ALOT!), 1 sweet home and 1 sweet husband, did I just say sweet? Yes, I guess he can be sweet. He helps around the house quite a bit and makes many meals when we are all on the go. I work a part time job(well, sometimes, it is more than part time), but, I love it and all that they do there at my sweet job...hehe...I can tell you more about that later...but, for now, while I said sweet a few times, today is officially Valentine's Day! So, for my very first, well, back to first post, I have shared with you some of the Valentine's my children have made...I hope you think they are sweet too.

  My Sweet Valentine

Paper hearts cut using the Big Shot Machine By Stampin' Up! and the "retired" Hearts Collection Framelits by Stampin' Up!

Mini clear celophane bags by Stampin' Up! and maple sugar shapes from Mapleland Farms

Kathryn's sediment on this one was from the "retired" "Something to Say"
stamp set by Stampin' Up!

maple sugar candy by Mapleland Farms

Nicholas used the same framelits die for the BIg Shot and the "retired" punch called
Petal Card Double. you can make it a heart, flower or a pocket.

Here is his final project, he added a hand written sediment "Your as Sweet as Sugar" to each 1" white piece of card stock using the 1'' square punch from Stampin' Up! and tucked it in the
pocket of the heart.

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