Project Life ~ Week Forty

This week was filled with lots of sorrow and a few bright spots. We are still trying to hold those bright spots to us and breath around the sorrow. Remember to tell the people you love that you love them. Tomorrow may not come so make today count.

Wicked Card

I told you I love Halloween and here is another card (and envelope) to prove it. I wish you could see how much this card glitters and shines…it’s magical.

I used Black Opal embossing powder, Versamark watermark ink, Antique Linen and Forest Moss Distress Ink, and Graphic 45 & Recollections’ stamps.

Project Life ~ Week Thirty-Nine

 

A week of witches, sweets, hard work, puppies and beautiful days. All in all, a pretty good week.

I used Studio g and Project Life product.

Halloween Lab Card

Halloween!!! I love Halloween. This year I’m going to try to send out a few cards. I love to make Halloween cards so why not send some out.
I used Inkadinkadoo’s “Test Tubes,” Memento Tuxedo Black ink, VersaMark, Tombow markers, Rose Art color pencils, Gelly Roll pens, Stickles’ “Starry Night,” Tim Holtz “Distress Inks” and Alterations‘ ”Bricked,” Hero Arts’ “Sparkle Clear Happy Halloween” stamp and “Clouds” stamp & cut, and Zing! “white.”

B’day Card

A wonderful friend had a birthday and I couldn’t let it go by without a sparkly card for her. I hope her day was as fantastic as she deserved.
I used Basic Grey’s “Indian Summer” paper pad, Lawn Fawn’s “Summertime Charm,” Hero Arts’ “Live it Up,” and Simon Says Stamp’s “Happy Every Day”

Project Life ~ Week Thirty-Eight

After 16 years, Tam and I went to our first concert together. FUN with Tegan and Sara. We celebrated some birthdays, got some Green Lantern shoes and some sidekicks, and just had a “fun” week.

Project Life ~ Week Thirty-Seven

This week was horses for me and the last Burn Notice for Tam. Nafia and I finished our Level 2 Obedience class. And that was pretty much it for our week.
I used Studio 112, Unity’s Easier With You by My Side, and Memento Tuxedo Black and Londen Fog ink.