Elegant Simplicity

While rummaging around in my craft room, searching for something else, I came across a few cards similar to the one shown here. I made this many years ago with my then-toddler daughter.

I carved roses and leaves from potatoes, and together we stamped them with acrylic paint. The circles were stamped using the eraser at the top of a pencil.

We went through a lot of potatoes that day!

In Sympathy

A card for a friend whose Father passed.

Coloring it in gave me ample time to reflect on my own Dad. He died five years ago yesterday.

Maybe the two will find each other in the afterlife!

May the souls of the faithfully departed, through the Mercy of God, Rest in Peace.

May Calendar Page

For the month of May, I wanted something feminine. Mother's Day happens in May, after all.

The main image is a collage stamp, which means this layout was created with only two stamps!

April Calendar Page

The bunnies are taken aback as one of the little chickies tries out his wings--and they work!

haha...they didn't know what they were getting themselves into when they agreed to babysit the flock.

March Calendar Page

This background was sponged with my trusty Nerf ball, which is older than ALL of my children.

Spring seems to have finally arrived in Michigan (at the end of May).

So happy for that!

February Calendar Page

Different calendar project.  Same month.  Heart for Valentine; frogs for Leap Day : )

Celebrating Leap Day : )

Still Here!

I'm stamping again, after a life-altering disruption. You can read about that starting here.

Below is a scene I stamped when "time" was very much on my mind.  Here it is shown in its most-recent incarnation, a gift-calendar for some great people at the NIH.