Diaper Bag

Where to begin.....hmmmm...what a week it's been. It started with an ultrasound on Tuesday where baby was showing to be growing bigger than it should be, measuring at 30 weeks instead of 28 and showing I have fybroids too. Then Thursday it was glucose test number 2 that came back with high numbers and we found out I'm anemic. So iron pills have been added to the list of pills I take everyday. I'm pretty much a walking pharmacy at this point, and with the amount of iron I'll be taking I better not go through any metal detectors :) My doctor wants me to go in for the 3 hour glucose test but I know I can't do that one. You have to fast entirely for that one and I just can't fast, I'll get sick and throw up and then the test won't matter anyway. So I'm waiting to hear back from the Dr about what to do with high blood sugar numbers. I'm guessing a trip to the specialist in this area and major diet changes are in order (though I'm not eating unhealthy as it is-snacks consist mainly of fruits or veggies, meals aren't unhealthy. Though I do indulge in the occasional ice cream it's not an unhealthy diet). This pregnancy cannot end soon enough as far as I'm concerned. I'm now 29 weeks but the end still seems soooo far off. I just hope someday I'll be back to normal. Someday I will wake up and not be nauseous....right? But in my efforts to get ready for baby I headed over to my parents house today to enlist my Mom and her sewing skills to make my diaper bag. I had the vision she had the skills.


I'm very pleased with it. It took a while to find the right fabric, but I think we did a good job. The outside is made with the square scallop die for the big shot. I'll be making little things to add onto the diaper bag. I did get one of our simply adorned charms for it. It was going to go on the zipper but we decided not to do a zipper so I may just make a little charm with it to to hang off one of the straps instead. This bag was made in only one day too!! I arrived probably around 9am and we were done by 2:30 including a break for lunch and trip to the store to get batting.

Isn't it cute though, it's hard to tell in the picture but the brown fabric is ruffled up along the top. There was lots of talk about adding buttons where each of the squares intersected but we decided against that too.

We added pockets inside for little things too. I used the scallop die for those too. It's super cute and I really love it.

So next on the list to get ready for baby: put together crib, laundry and organize toys. Then I think we'll finally be ready :)

That's all here. Hopefully things will start to look up for this pregnancy. As far as I know baby is still doing ok in there, the doctors haven't said otherwise, it's the rest of me that's falling apart :)

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

One Big Meeting and One Tiny Project

Last night was our Demonstrator Downline Meeting. I know that I say this every month and every month I truly mean it, but I am fortunate to be in the best group of demonstrators! I always look forward to the meetings and I always leave energized and excited!!

My upline Amber started the meeting sharing about convention, I was so bummed I missed it but with baby due in just a few months, traveling wasn't an option :( Next year's probably out too since baby won't even be a year old but I have my sights on Leadership 2012!! But back to the meeting, Amber shared about convention and we all chatted and had a great time!! The demos were AWESOME!! Everyone did a great job and we even had some new people demo this month which is always exciting to see. For some unknown reason to me I didn't get pictures of the demos, I know Amber did though so I'll see if I can round them up for you :)

We had some new people in our group last night so we went around and introduced ourselves and told our story of how we became demonstrators. So by the end of the meeting we were all reminded of how great it is to be a demonstrator and all the different reasons people sign up. I signed up almost 7 1/2 years ago. I had just gotten married and I didn't want a "real" job. I wanted a job that had flexible hours and that I could have fun doing. I had been stamping previously but not with SU products. My mom remembered attending a SU workshop before and so we went online and found the companies website and found the demonstrator closest to me, which was Amber. So I met her and signed up. 7 years later I'm so glad I did! The SU family is like none other, I've met amazing people through SU, I've overcome a fear of talking in front of people. When I first started I was so nervous when I would do a workshop but now if you put a stamp in my hand you can't shut me up!!! :) I LOVE being a part of the SU family and I would love to talk to you about joining the family. There's so much freedom in doing this, being able to set your own hours and work when you need to or want to is such a blessing and I've been reminded of that fact more this year than ever before. Between having to take months off for being incredibly sick to taking some time off in a few months after baby comes. There are no words for the joy I feel for this company, I'm so glad I'm a part of it! Wow, I've been rambling for a loooong time. I bet you're ready to see the 3 minute demo I did last night right???

It's super cute. I adapted this idea from a Big Shot die and did it with our punches!! I made this box using the petal card die and I loved it!! So when I got the new Petal Card Punch I had to make a tiny version of the box.

It is teeny tiny but isn't it adorable?!?!?! I used some of the new Subtles DSP for this one and our new Vintage Brads-LOVE THOSE!!!! The box is super easy to make. You'll need to punch 4 Petal Cards, trim off one of the petals on each one. Then you'll create the box simply by putting adhesive on the petal that's on the opposite side of the petal you cut off. Line up your 4 petal cards glue the cut side of one to the petal that has adhesive on it on another one. I hope that makes sense if you're totally confused leave a comment or email me and I'll do a quick tutorial for you.

The top and bottom don't need adhesive unless you want to put some on the bottom just in case, but they inter lap and close so easily. I did put some adhesive on the bottom of mine because It wasn't sitting flat. So what on earth do you put in this teeny tiny box......

Chocolate-of course!---Why would you put anything else?? These are the little tiny candy bars, and they fit perfectly!!

You could also do other chocolate. At the meeting, Pam suggested Hershey Kisses, you could fit a few M&M's. You may even be able to fit a Stampin' Spot in there. I'll have to test that :) My hope is to make a bunch of them in Christmas DSP and stamps and attach linen thread to the top and make little ornaments--HOW CUTE WOULD THAT BE!!!?? I can't wait to do that! I'll make sure to post when I make those! I'm giddy just thinking about the little Christmas chocolate boxes!!

I think I've gone on long enough. Thanks for reading until the end!! I have lots of great ideas in my head from seeing Amber's convention goodies so hopefully I'll be back soon with another project. Have a great weekend!!

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!!!

Luxurious Birthday

This week is jam packed with some fun and some really not so fun activities. I'm not sure when I'll get a chance to post again but I wanted to get this card up, since it's been a few days since I posted something.

This morning I had an ultrasound, that showed baby is growing bigger than it should be at 28 weeks. Baby is measuring at 30 weeks. The ultrasound tech also found a small fibroid while doing the ultrasound. My doctor will get all the info on me tomorrow and we'll see what happens after that. Thursday morning I have to go do my second glucose tolerance test. I HATE this test. Not only is the orange stuff you have to drink really gross but then you have to sit and wait an hour before they draw your blood. So guess I'll be taking a book or the catalog to look at (you can never look at it too much right?). So that's the not so fun stuff this week the super fun stuff this week is our demo meeting Thursday night. I'm working on my 3 minute demo hopefully I'll have that to show you later this week. But I can't wait for this meeting, I can't wait to see and hear all the convention news from those in our group that went this year. Also tomorrow morning I'm going to the aquarium with my friend Jennifer and her son. I'm really excited about it. Logan loves the aquarium and I haven't seen Jennifer in a long time so I'm looking forward to catching up.

When I got the catalog it took me a couple of weeks to decide which of the new DSP I wanted to get first. They're ALL so great!! I finally picked 3 or 4 packages. The Lap of Luxury DSP was one of them. Mostly because I just love pink so I choose that one. But the package is so pretty and has so many pretty patterns in it.

This is the first card I made with it. I've said it before, I'm not a purple lover but I really love the new Concord Crush In Color.

I used the large and normal size scallop circle punches for the flower, crumpled up the paper, added a vintage brad and just like that you have a super easy pretty flower! I ran the DSP squares through the Square Lattice Folder to give it more texture but it would look great without that detail too.

Lots to do this week. Fortunately we don't have a swap this week because of our Left Behind Swap last week, I'm not sure I would have time to get a swap together by Thursday if we were doing one. Now it's back to baby announcements for me. People keep telling me that October will be here before I know it, doesn't feel that way but I better get the announcements started just in case it sneaks up on me :)

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Occasional Quotes

Carstock: Pretty in Pink, Basic Gray, Concord Crush, Very Vanilla, Lap of Luxury DSP

Ink: Concord Crush

Accessories: Scallop Circle Punches, Vintage Brads, Big Shot, Square Lattice Embossing Folder, Vanilla Taffeta ribbon, dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!

More free stuff!!

I'll be back later with a project to show you but this new SU promotion is just so super exciting I couldn't wait to share it with you. From now through August 31st when you host a workshop of at least $350 (before tax and shipping) you get an ADDITIONAL $25 in free products. With a $350 workshop you would get your choice of:

• One Level 1 OR One Level 2 stamp set
• And $65 in free product ($40 Regular Hostess Dollars + $25 Promo Dollars)

I'm super excited about this promotion and it couldn't have come at a better time. I plan to work, work, work in August, do a little in September and then baby will come in October and I won't be working as much. Now is a great time to book your workshop call me today to schedule it!!!

Whooo's Lucky?

If you haven't had a chance to get the new Owl punch or if you have been on the fence about if you really need it our not, beware this card WILL change your mind.

The day of the Left Behind swap I saw a card online that I LOVED and couldn't wait to make for myself. Then Kim had a similar version of it at the swap. I loved it so much and couldn't wait to make it. The card I saw was on Stampin' Connection, an online resource for demonstrators only. But the creator, Darlene, also left a link to her blog so that's where I'll send you. It was one of the cutest things I've seen done with the little owl punch. I was so happy!! It was sooo cute!! So yesterday in a crafting frenzy I made one and I couldn't be happier with it.

Now if I had the Woodgrain Background stamp I would have used that but since I didn't have that I used the DSP from the Woodland Walk DSP. Guess I better add the Woodgrain BG to my never shrinking wishlist :)

Isn't the little owl peeking through just adorable, but wait it gets better......

AAAAHHHHH!!! It's so cute!! Can you hear me giggling with pure excitement!!! No? Listen closely.......I love, love, love this card and the little sentiment that I used from the new Level 1 Hostess Set Afterthoughts so cute with this card!!

Awwww, isn't it sweet!! I don't want to give this card away. I think it may go on my wall, except that I'd rather display the inside rather than the outside. Maybe I'll make another with the owls on the outside. Who knows :)

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Afterthoughts

Cardstock: Early Espresso, Chocolate Chip, White, Pumpkin Pie, Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Old Olive, Cherry Cobbler, Subtles DSP Pack, Woodland Walk DSP

Ink: Early Espresso, Bashful Blue

Accessories: Owl Punch, Bird Punch, Word Window Punch, Scallop Circle Punch, 1 3/8 Circle Punch, Sponges, Dimensionals, 2 way glue pen

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!!

The Left Behind Swap

We had such a great time last night! We started with a little stamping then talked to our group in Salt Lake via Skype then back to some stamping. It was so much fun. We laughed and talked and we just hung out. It was a blast! Then as we were packing up and getting ready to leave Kim 1 got a text message from Pam (at convention at the awards ceremony) that said our sideline Joanna from Arizona was the number 10 rising star this year!! YAY JOANNA!!! This is one of the best awards SU gives. Not only does it have a cash prize but it means Joanna has also earned the Founders Circle trip, which is another amazing trip from SU. It's a week of stamping and pampering in Southern UT with only a few of SU greatest demonstrators! The award is based on sales, recruiting, and promotions of yourself and your downline and you have to be a demonstrator less than 18 month or a year ( I can't remember that part). So it's an award you can only earn once and we're so happy and proud of you Joanna!!!! Congratulations!!!! Yay!!!

Back to our night of stamping. We had a lot of fun! We made a bunch of great cards!

Here's Vanessa, Michelle, Michelle C and Kim R

Then we have Kim S, Barb and Mindy.
And now for the cards! I really am going to try to match up the person with the proper card but I'm not guaranteeing that I can get it right so if I'm wrong let me know.

This one was Vanessa's (I think). We stamped the medallion in Vanilla Craft ink then highlighted some spots with glitter!! I love glitter!! So pretty!


This one was Kim R. There were 3 of us that used this flower and Marina Mist for it! Can you say we're pleased with this set and color-umm I think so!! The flower is popped up off the stem, so pretty!

This was Michelle C's card (one of them, she did 2, one for her and one for her new downline Nicole). We used watercolor paper and colored the flower with watercolor pencils and blender pens.

This one was Michelle's. There were a bunch of new products I've never used on this card, the grommets, the newsprint paper. I loved it-learned something new!!

This was Corrina's, there's that flower and Marina Mist again! But don't you just love it!!?? My card from yesterday was the other Marina Mist flower card.

This was Michelle's C's other card. You can't tell in the picture but the black CS is embossed with one of our texture plates. So pretty!! Those are the new paper flowers too. I have to say I was really impressed with them.

This is Kim S's card. SOOOO ADORABLE!! The little owl poking his head through!! LOVE it. This is the card I made. I think I may have been the only one not drinking beer or wine.....

This is Michelle C's owl after perhaps too much wine? He's so cute though even with his mixed up look on his face!

Here's the inside of the owl card. Isn't it just the cutest!

This is Mindy's card. Isn't it cute. I really wasn't a fan of that hostess set but I think it's growing on me. We used glitter again on the cupcake-gotta love the glitter!!

So we had a blast and a big thanks to Michelle C for letting us use her house for our swap. Thanks to the ladies in SLC for skyping with us-it was great to see and talk to you! And a HUGE Congrats to Joanna for being a rising star!!!! We love you Joanna! You're amazing!!

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

I'm Left Behind...

Well not so much left behind as I just couldn't go, to the SU Convention this year. Seeing all the pictures from everybody is really making me bummed I'm missing it though!! I'll probably have to miss next year too, since the baby won't even be 1 year old then. Oh well there's always Leadership 2012!! That's my goal for my next event, unless SU brings a regionals here...... But for those in our group who weren't able to get to Convention this year for whatever reason, we're getting together tonight and doing a 'Left Behind Shoebox Swap' I think it's such a GREAT idea. I can't wait for tonight!! For a shoebox swap we bring one made sample and the supplies for everyone to make the card. Here's my card, yep there's my new favorite stamp set again-Because I Care!!

Isn't it cool?? I just love the way it's colored, and guess what I used to color it?!! Hmmm, give up? I used q-tips!!! Isn't that just super duper uper cool!!?!?! I tried it with sponges and sponge daubers but it didn't get into the little crevices like I wanted and it just wasn't the right look. So I thought we could do pastels, but then I remembered I don't have the new pastels yet. Hmmm, so I was stuck-but then I thought let's try a q-tip, that's what I would have used to apply the pastels so we'll just try it in ink instead and WOW I loved it!!!

It's super easy, just open your ink pad and use your q-tip just like a sponge.

I pounced on my image with the q-tip to get the look I wanted. I just love it!!!

Now with the Marina Mist. Isn't it a cool look. Ok I'll stop going on and on about it. I hope everyone tonight thinks it's as cool of a technique as I do!

Supplies:

Stamp Sets: Because I Care, Occasional Quotes

Cardstock: Pear Pizzaz, Marina Mist, Very Vanilla

Ink: Early Espresso, Pear Pizzaz, Marina Mist

Accessories: Marina Mist Ribbon, Square Lattice Embossing Folder, Big Shot, Word Window Punch, dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Because I Care....Times Two!

We had a super productive weekend here. I planned our Christmas Cards and Baby Announcments. Now I just have to order supplies and make them. We also cleaned everything out of the baby's room that doesn't need to be in there. Including but not limited to, my wedding dress, an old computer, an entire set of Encyclopedias, my high school graduation gear (cap, gown, assorted ropes and sashes of which 10 years later I have no clue what they were for-note to self, next time label stuff like that) and a bunch of other odd and assorted items. But all that's in there now is baby stuff. We'll still have to empty the room of the baby stuff to set up the crib, then put all the baby stuff back in the room-but at least everything is where it's supposed to be now! AND I cleaned my stamp room!!! YES my desk looks like a desk and I finally got all my stamp sets put away-well most of them. I had a bunch, probally about 20 sitting out on top of my stamp cabinent and then another 5 or so sitting on my desk that I was using. So I put away the 20, spending time to reorganize and put them in their proper spot not just thrown in there and looked up was so happy-after months and months all my stamp sets are put away!!! Then I turned around and saw the 5 on my desk--uggghhh--oh well I'm using them right now so they don't need to be put away right now :)

I'm really, really, really loving the new Because I Care Hostess set!! The best part is I got it for FREE!! I been making a bunch of cards from this set-I just love it and can't help it! I copied both of these cards from a variety of places, and unfortunatly I can't remember where I saw them. But I love them both. They're pretty different and show the versatility of this stamp set! Here's the first one.

Isn't it cool? I just tore a square out of some scrap paper and used that as a mask for the Marina Mist, Blushing Bride and Pear Pizzaz ink. I just stamped the flower over it in Early Espresso. So pretty!

The second one is super simple and you could make a bunch of these in no time! For this one I stamped the flower and did some quick paper peircing around the edges. For the ribbon, cover the back of the ribbon with sticky strip or SNAIL and then crumple and ruffle to your hearts desire, until you get the look you want.

Isn't it cool. Super Simple!!

I like them both but I think I like the first one better. I just love those colors!! No supply list today, everything is pretty self explanatory, but if you have questions on what I used please let me know.

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Little Gingerbread Man

I'm totally loving my new stamp set Got Treats!! It's made to coordinate with the Mini Milk Carton die, which I'm sure I'll get to. But it's so cute and I had to make a card with it! So with baby announcements and Christmas Cards on the mind I thought I'd make a Christmas Card.

The little Gingerbread Man is sooo cute!!! I used the new Woodland Walk DSP on this card too. It's not made to be a Christmas DSP but with the green stripes it totally works! My other new FAVORITE thing in the catalog (well one of MANY!!) are the new pearls and rhinestones!! I JUST LOVE THEM!! They come with adhesive already on the back of them so all you have to do is stick them to your project. AND whats even better they're under $5 in the catalog and you get a TON of little pearls and rhinestones!!

I used my markers to color the gingerbread man then stamped it and used my sponges and new Crumb Cake ink to sponge around the outside of the card. It just adds some more dimension to the card. I love this card-the DSP, the Stamp Set, the Pearls it's just so cute!!!

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Got Treats

Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Garden Green Wild Wasabi, Very Vanilla, Woodland Walk DSP

Ink: Chocolate Chip Marker, Crumb Cake Pad

Accessories: Basic Pearls, Sponges, Very Vanilla Ribbon, dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Whoooo's Ready For Some New Stuff?

I did finally get my new stuff on Wednesday. My poor UPS man, I think he was having a rough day. I heard the truck pull up and jumped up (probably the fastest I've moved in a long time). I was expecting 2 packages and I saw him get out of his truck with only one package-the small one too-I knew there was another one in there so I wasn't going to let him leave until I got it :) He was walking up to my door and looking at the little gizmo thing they have that you sign sometimes and I assume tells them what to deliver and where and when he got almost to my door he stopped and said to himself "What the ****" and ran back to his truck. Yay my second box!!! So all was fine, I sure hope his day improved from there! I know he made my day!!

Once I sorted everything and put most stuff of the stuff away I got to stamping right away! Logan wanted to use the new Owl Punch. While I was going through the box he just kept holding the Owl Punch saying "Mommy can we make an Owl, please Mommy" and me saying "OK OK OK just let me go through this box first." There was lots of ooooing and ahhhhhing (by me, Logan seemed only impressed with the Owl Punch). So boxes finally empty, cardstock put away, stamp sets-well they're still not put away :) We finally got to stamp on what I thought was a clean desk earlier in the day but was now covered with NEW stamps, accessories and so much more. We made room for us to make our owls and we got to work. Please don't look too closely at the desk behind the projects, it was/is a complete mess :)

Here's my first Owl-it's so cute!! I love the punch!!! I attached him to a 3x3 card. Then I thought, hmmm he needs friends, so I made 2 more cards just like him. Then I thought, hmmm needs a pouch to keep them in, so in literally seconds I whipped out my square scallop die and made a cute little pouch to put the cards and envelopes in.

Except for the fact that my bow looks a little wonky it's super cute!!!

There's a TON more new stuff used just on the little pouch and card. The stamp set is one of the new hostess Level 1 sets called Afterthoughts. The DSP is the new Subltes stack (which is AMAZING!!!) The brown ink and cardstock and ribbon is the new color Early Espresso. It's just super cute and I love it!!!

Logan also made an owl card, of course after all the anticipation. Here's his card.

His new favorite color is pink and wanted a pink owl. He also stamped the greeting on the inside. I asked him who he was going to give his card to and he said "I'm going to keep this one" His teachers at school have mentioned to me that he has great placement of facial features on his projects for a 3 year old. I didn't mention to them that it probably has something to do with the hundreds of little punched creatures we've made over the past couple of years :)

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Afterthoughts

Cardstock: (my cards) Rose Red, Early Espresso, Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Basic Black, Subltes DSP Stack, (Logan's) Soft Suede, Subltes DSP Stack, Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Basic Black

Ink: Rose Red, Early Espresso

Accessories: Owl Punch, Big Shot, Square Lattice Embossing Folder, Square Scallop die, Early Espresso Satin Ribbon, 2 Way Glue Pen, Dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!!

Got Halloween?

Is it to early for Halloween? No, surly not, if I'm already thinking about Christmas cards! I have the cutest Halloween project to show you but I'll get to that in a minute.

Dan's been a little worried lately that we're running out of time getting the baby's room ready. We'll we still have a little over 3 months and not much more to do, clean out the closet, put the crib together, sort clothes. I think we have plenty of time to get it all done. But yesterday it hit me-we ONLY have 3 months to get baby announcements made and get a jump start on our Christmas cards (if I could have my Christmas cards done by the time baby comes that would be an enormous blessing!). So now I'm freaking out about all the stamping I'll need to get done in the next 3 months, while Dan is freaking out over the baby's room. We're just a complete mess here! So for the next few days/weeks I'll be pouring over the catalog, and online looking for great ideas for baby announcements, while Dan will be cleaning-heehee! I think my job sounds more fun!

So what's this great Halloween project I have for you? I can't tell you how excited I am about this, I'm already convinced that this will be what I make for Logan's classmates on Halloween (unless I find something cuter to make which is always a possibility). But this project is perfect, it's FAST, EASY and CUTE! I may even make a bunch for Dan's office. You could modify this project for any treat! Christmas, Birthdays, Showers (baby and wedding that is, not an actual shower-that would be weird), Easter or just make a bunch for everyday of the week!

Isn't just the cutest? Did it bring a smile to your face? Would you believe that this box is made from the Petal Card Punch? Now if you know me you know I love my punches, so when I saw this punch in the new catalog I knew that I *had* to have it. Then when I saw these little treat boxes on Meg Loven's blog well I knew for sure that I had made the right choice in getting the punch! They fit the little tiny candy bars PERFECT!! I just LOVE when SU coordinates stuff like that :)

I won't go into major details about how I made the little boxes, Meg has some great pictures of how to do it on her blog. But the short version is you punch 2 Petal Cards and fold 3 sides of both and glue together. Super easy! I used the new set Got Treats on mine. I couldn't love these little boxes more!

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Got Treats

Cardstock: Basic Black, Vanilla

Ink: Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive

Accessories: Petal Card Punch, Word Window Punch, Sponges, Dimensionals, Glue Dots, Basic Pearls, Paper Snips

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Catalog CASE's

Quick post today. I pre-typed this yesterday while waiting for my new stuff to arrive. Just another thing to check off the to-do list so that I can play when my order comes!!!

I did a small class on Monday and copied some cards out of the new catalog for them. I changed the colors and stamps a little but thanks to the catalog for the inspiration for these samples. By the way CASE stands for Copy And Share Everything.

This card is copied right off the cover. The card of the cover used some of our new lace and vintage brads and a different embossing folder but I love my card just as much. It's super cute and elegant and would work great for a boy or a girl! I love those kinds of cards!

The next card is a CASE from page 103. I used the same stamp set, changed the colors a little and you have a brand new card! I love it!! I'm loving the new Cherry Cobbler by the way. It's going into my all time favorite colors!!!

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Stamp Camp Projects Finally!

I am finally getting around to showing you our stamp camp projects from last weekend. I am having such a bad case of 'pregnancy brain' the past few weeks. I can't remember anything lately and it seems that there are fewer hours in the day. Is that just me? I use to be able to get everything done that I needed to get done now it seems it takes me three times as long. I'm defiantly not as organized as I used to be. Adding a puppy to the mix didn't help either. I'm a little worried if I'll get anything done when the baby comes. I'm almost to my 3rd trimester, though it seems as if I've been pregnant forever!

I have a HUGE box of new stuff coming today!! I'm so excited!!! I just hope I'm home when UPS comes, it's a pretty heavy box so I hope I can convince him to drop it off inside instead of leaving it on the porch-otherwise Logan and I will spend the afternoon unpacking it outside and then bringing it inside in multiple loads :) If UPS comes early enough I may be able to get some stamping done today-assuming I can get other things done before UPS comes :)

Here are the projects, at least 4 of them. In my current lack of brain power I forgot to take a picture of our 5th project. It's a really cute flower pin, right now it's on my SU apron.

Here's the first card, I love the new Daffodil Delight! It's so pretty and not as overwhelming as Yoyo Yellow but not as subtle as So Saffron, it's the perfect mix!

The second card they made is a gift card holder. I LOVE this card. I got the template/pattern for it from one of Heather Summers online classes.

It's so cute I love it!!

This cute little box was made with the scallop envelope die. Isn't it cute!!!??!! Don't you just love that DSP!!!!??

The scrapbook project turned out super cute. I was a little worried about it. When we planned it we couldn't make an example until after we ordered the new stuff and so I wasn't sure what it would look like. But it came out great!!

Inside is plenty of spots for you to put pictures or journal. The idea for this project came from one of my sidelines in AZ-Hi Joanna!!!!!

That's it for stamp camp. I had a great time, exhausting but great! Now I'm off to listen for UPS! Can't wait until he gets here!!!

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!