Elegant Country Wedding

Few more pics.  Feel free to leave questions in the comments section or email me directly.  Thanks for stopping by!

Elegant Country Wedding Part 2

Here are a few more pictures from the wedding that I made.

Elegant Country Wedding

I had the honor of planning and creating the floral pieces for a beautiful wedding in Eastern North Carolina.  Over the next few days I will be posting photo's of the floral pieces.  I enjoyed it and hope you enjoy seeing few of the arrangements. Thanks for stopping by and remember to come back for more pics soon.

Prima "Almanac" Card

Fall is upon us and I, for one, am so excited!  My favorite time of the year.  I made this card for one of my DIL's birthday. Warm browns with accents of papertrey inks melon berry. Paper is Almanac by Prima.  I use 6x6 paper pads for my cards.  The scale is perfect size for cards measuring 4.75 in. X 5.5 in. Folded in half.  Ladybug chip tile is also by Prima.

Thanks for stopping by for a visit!  Have a blessed week!

Gratitude Journal in Peach Sherbet!

I love gratitude journals, especially mini's!  This one is made of papers from MME.  Peach/melon berry and pale aqua/sea mist.  16 pages in all with Tim Holtz Mini paper clips and larger  paper clips.  Lots of journaling room inside front and back of pages with an assortment of different papers.  Also, a small piece of chip tile with a vintage look typewriter.  A mixture of ribbons on the jump ring holding it all together. Makes a great gift for someone who loves to journal or record their life memories.  Thanks for stopping by for a visit!  

New card with Tim and Prima!

Good morning! 

I hope you had a great weekend!  We had a wonderful weekend.  I have a card for you today that uses a new Tim Holtz embossing folder and some Prima embellishments.  I love the chocolate brown and peachy pinks.  Where has the time gone?  That is the name I have chosen for this card.  Thanks for dropping by. 

DIY Chandelier

My husband walked in on Monday with a great garage sale find. A few weeks back I mentioned getting a chandelier at a garage sale that I could paint and use with candles. I wanted to hang it out our sun room window. So he surprised me when he came home from work on Monday with one. He paid $10.00 for the chandelier. I used Krylon paint from Hobby Lobby which I bought with my 40% off coupon. I paid $2.00 each for the candles at The Christmas Tree Shop. I had the crystal garland which I had purchased a couple years ago at an after Christmas sale for half price. So for about $15.00 I was able to make a beautiful garden light. Thanks for stopping by. Happy kreating!

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