I cannot believe a week has gone by since I last posted!
I hate having such a gap, but I find that when I get on a roll
with designing cards, it's easiest for me to just keep rollin'!
Paul and I took a drive to Madison, WI for a book signing
event and while up there, I made time for a quick visit
to Archivers. While there, I picked up some new Prima
flowers (these are made of pure white mulberry paper)
and this fabby Hero Arts image.
I love the look of the kraft with with the white flowers,
The rest of the image was colored using metallic markers.
Of course for me, no card is complete without a
matching envelope, which is what you see above.
On a completely different note....
I love to go to book signings and have quite a collection
of authors signatures, most obtained after author readings.
I've been known to drive quite a distance for these, so
Madison was a short trip (180 miles round trip).
Who was worth the drive?
The Fabulous Beekman Boys!
Have you watched their show on Planet Green?
They are 2 NY city boys who decided they wanted
to give farm life a try and the rest....well, it became
a reality show.
Josh (on the right) recently wrote a book about their
journey owning the Beekman farm.
Brent (on the left) once worked for Martha Stewart
and is the logistics man behind the Beekman 1802 brand.
We had so much fun chatting with them at Williams-Sonoma
and can't wait to see a new season start on Planet Green.
If you are looking for a fun read,
this is it!
Well...I am really glad you stopped by today.
Oddly enough, after going an entire week without
a post, you will have two today because the new
way at midnight EST tonight.
Thanks so much for popping in....
Today's Project Recipe:
Cardstock: Bazzill, The Paper Company
Stamps: Hero Arts
Ink: VersaMark
Embellishments: flowers by Prima, rhinestones by K&Company
Tools: Corner rounder punch by Fiskars, Embossing Powder
Markers from American Crafts