The Elephant and Giraffe

No baby news to report. As everyone at church kept saying yesterday, "You're still pregnant?" Yep, still pregnant. But as far as I'm concerned I'm 36 weeks so baby can come anytime. Dan isn't so sure. He's more under the impression that I should go to my due date. Yes technically I'm not due for another 4 weeks but since I've been sick since February and with new problems added to the pregnancy every week, I'm ready to be done! I can't wait to eat 'normally' again. Wake up without feeling, or getting sick. I'm giving it until 38 weeks then I think I'm talking to the doctor about a TOP induction. My friend whose Mom is a midwife says that's a term doctors and nurses use for a "Tired Of bring Pregnant" induction. Not sure if my doctor will go for it. But I'm totally ready to be done :)

But onto the elephant and giraffe. I was inspired by this post from Shelli Gardner, CEO and Co founder of Stampin' Up! She had the most adorable little bears made from our new fabric on her blog and I wanted some of my own!! Well for the baby :) So I asked the person who sews everything for me, my Mom, if she could make some. So we went on a search for a teddy bear pattern, I have one that I used for Logan but the bear was HUGE! So we were looking for something a little smaller and found this pattern. For those of you that do sew, my Mom said it was a very easy patten to follow, for those of you like me who didn't even understand the directions it might be a little more challenging but I bet you can do it!! So I loved the pattern we got it and I thought the elephant and giraffe would fit better in the baby's room anyway since it already has alot of jungle animals in there from stuff we saved from Logan's room. So we got the pattern and ordered the fabric. Thinking we'd need more than one package we got 2, only to be pleasently surprised that the animals could be cut out of one package!! So I have an extra packge but have already started using it for another project :) But anyway I digress so here are the finished elephant and giraffe!!

Aren't they just so cute sitting on the baby's changing table? I added the bows to them, it changed the look of them sooo much! And the best part of it these animals are 99% made from SU products. The eyes are from our neutral buttons with linen thread and the fabric is all from the Deck the Halls package. The only thing that isn't SU is the stuffing, and the mane on the giraffe but the rest is 100% SU isn't that awesome!! I think these will be more of decoration in the baby's room than toys. I may even take them to workshops and classes. Wouldn't they be great little mascots!?!

I think the little baby elephant is my favorite!!! But the little baby giraffe is also really cute. I put the bows on their ears to make them girl animals but you could easily but a little bow tie on them to make them boys. Or make a boy and a girl that would be cute too! Here's the giraffe close up!

Aren't they just the cutest!! When the fabric first came out I thought I would never like the Deck the Halls Fabric, I like the brightness of the Candy Cane Fabric better, but after these little animals I think I have a new favorite!!!!

I have more super exciting posts this week. I'll be showing you the nurse gifts I made and hopefully some Christmas and Halloween projects (assuming I can get my act together to stamp this week). The house could use a good clean (hmmmm, maybe some deep heavy cleaning will induce labor) and I have and appointment with the dietian today and another ultrasound and Dr appointment on Wednesday. So it's going to be a busy week but I'll find time to stamp, I always do!!!

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Spiced Pumpkin

Well I promised you yesterday that I'd have another card with the fabulous new DSP Autumn Spice in the Holiday Mini. This card idea also came from Paper Crafts Magazine. They had a card with this pumpkin on it and had the pumpkin pattern in the back that you could copy and use on your own cards. It's just so cute. Though next time I may copy it and make it a little smaller to fit on a standard card. This card is 5 1/4 x 5 1/4. This would be such a cute pumpkin for a scrapbook page or as a home decor item.

Isn't it just great!?!

The DSP really has the perfect patterns to do a card like this and since it all coordinates you don't have to worry about which pattern to use! I love the little greeting and how only the edge of the modern label punch shows. I did my nurse gifts like this (you'll see those next week) and I just loved the look of it!

I used the color spritzer to spritz some Early Espresso on the card. I love that tool!

So what do you think, have I convinced you that NEED this DSP yet? Not quite, well I'll have more samples using it soon! I just love it. I just need to learn not to hoard my products :)

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Teeny Tiny Wishes

Cardstock: Early Espresso, More Mustard, Very Vanilla, Old Olive, Autumn Spice DSP

Ink: Early Espresso Pad and Marker, More Mustard Marker

Accessories: Word Window and Modern Label Punch, Early Espresso Striped Ribbon and 1/8 inch Taffeta Ribbon, Paper Snips, Color Spritzer tool, Dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Autumn Butterfly

With my lack of posts over the past few days you'd think I would be doing something exciting. Well not really. I haven't even had Dr appointments (since Monday) to take up my time. So what have I been doing? Well I started my Christmas Cards. Yay! And I'm happy to say that they're almost done too! It will be such a relief to have those done. There hasn't been much else to do since I crammed everything into last week when we thought we might be induced on Monday. The bag is still packed, though I keep taking things out of it. So I have a little list that's on my bag that I write down what I take out so when it's time to grab the bag and go I won't forget anything-like the camera!

I've also spent some time this week stamping things other than my Christmas cards. This one is one of my favorite things that I've made in a loooonnnnngggg time! I'll hang it up somewhere in my room. I should rearrange my displays but that thought is a little overwhelming to me right now, plus it requires me to stand on a step stool or chair and Dan's against that idea right now. Hmmm, wonder why? :) Here's the card.

Isn't is just beautiful!?! The idea came from my Paper Crafts Magazine. I love it! It's so pretty, and in person it's just so stunning! I used the new Autumn Spice DSP from the mini. It's sooooo pretty, if you don't have this DSP STOP reading and call me, YOU MUST order it. It's my favorite DSP in such a long time!!! The paper is textured and the designs are so much better in person than it shows in the catalog!

I used the adhesive pearls for the body of the butterfly, I made 2 and tried it with the rhinestones and it looked ok but the pearls looked soo much better! But really both looked great!

I used my marker to color the My Friend greeting from the Perfect Punches set. The butterflies wings are sponged in More Mustard ink all around, gives it nice depth. This card is so stinkin' pretty I just love it to pieces!

Tomorrow I have another card to show you that uses this paper. And I LOVE IT just as much as I love this butterfly so make sure you check back tomorrow!

Supplies:

Stamp Sets: Perfect Punches

Cardstock: More Mustard, Cajun Craze, Very Vanilla, Autumn Spice DSP

Ink: More Mustard Classic Pad, Early Espresso Marker

Accessories: Big Shot, Polka Dot Embossing Folder, Beautiful Butterflies Die, Adhesive Pearls, Early Espresso Ribbon, Dimensionals, Sponges

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Merry and Bright

So no baby to report. If you read my last post you'll know that I wasn't induced and that there probably won't be an induction in the near future. It gives me some more time to get a few more things done and it's letting baby cook for a little longer which is probably best. I'm down to about 4 1/2 weeks to my due date now and after this weekend when I'll be 36 weeks baby can come anytime. So if any of you out there know any great tips for naturally starting labor I'm all for hearing them. With Logan I was 10 days late, I won't go that late with this one my Dr has already informed me. But with Logan I was so tired of being pregnant and the back yard just wasn't looking good, too many over grown weeds. So I spent an hour or so pulling weeds and the next thing I knew I was in labor. So I might be doing some extra physical activities in the coming weeks hoping that will encourage baby to come. I told Dan last night that I wanted him to bring me some Dark Chocolate Chip Truffles from See's Candy while I'm in the hospital and he just couldn't stop laughing.....hmmmm I'd do it for him. He WILL be making a trip to the Route 66 Diner down the street from the hospital (it's literally like 3 blocks away) to get me a green chile cheeseburger and fries though. I've actually been craving burgers and fries for months but with this special diet I'm on and beef not so much agreeing with baby I haven't had any, maybe 1 or 2 but I couldn't enjoy them since I would feel sick after. So I'm so looking forward to eating 'normally' again after baby comes. I better move on to the card to for today or I could go on and on and on about what foods I've missed.

I love today's card. It's so simple and shows how awesome the new snowflake embossing folder in the mini catalog is. And while we're on that, I think I've been calling it the snowflake embossing folder in all my posts and the actual name of it is the Northern Flurry Folder. Just in case people are looking for it, you probably won't find it under 'snowflake folder' :)

Isn't this card pretty.

So simple and so pretty. I embossed the Bashful Blue cardstock with the folder then sponged white craft ink over the snowflakes. It's so simple. You could make a hundred of them in no time! I added pearls to the center of the snowflakes and attached it to a Marina Mist card. So easy, I'm telling you-go try it today!

I just love it. I have a few more projects that I need to post about and hopefully I can find time to stamp this week. I'm ahead of schedule now that I didn't get induced. The bag is still packed, my licence is renewed, the baby's room is ready. I would like to start our Christmas cards like I keep claiming I'll do, but I keep finding other things to stamp. But the only other thing that I would love to do is get a gift for Dan, but I have no idea what to get him. If you have any idea for 'Daddy again' gift I'm open to suggestions. With Logan I gave him a new baby survival kit, which was so cute and I think he still has it. I'm hoping to have a productive stamping week. I should be getting a new order in this week too so I'm super excited about that!! Can't wait to show you all my new toys!

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Merry and Bright

Cardstock: Marina Mist, Bashful Blue

Ink: White Craft, Marina Mist Classic

Accessories: Big Shot, Northern Flurry Embossing Folder, Sponges, Adhesive Pearls, White ribbon, Dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Owls or Ghosts?

I had intended to post this earlier but for some reason blogger wouldn't let me log on. But I had my ultrasound and Dr appointment and there will be no induction. My fluid levels have doubled somehow and everything looks good. So we're back to waiting for baby to come naturally. So the pregnancy goes on. I think a little piece of me was hoping for an induction and the end to this pregnancy, but I guess I'll have to wait a little longer :)


I saw these super cute ghosts on a blog somewhere-I have got to start writing these down. I really want to give credit where credit is due but that will never happen if I continue to loose track of where I see these great ideas! But this is not my original idea but I LOVE IT!! And had to make a card with little ghosts.

So do you recognize that punch? No, it's the owl punch with the feet cut off and turned upside down!! Is that not too clever!?!

I used my circle punch from my itty bitty punch pack for the face. I embossed the black CS with the Spider Web folder then lightly sponged white ink over it.

Aren't they cute? More cute than scary I think!

I love the scrunched ribbon! This card was super easy to make too, they would work great for a Halloween party invite or you could do the same idea on a box or bag and fill it with treats :)

Supplies:

Stamp Sets: All Holidays

Cardstock: Elegant Eggplant, Basic Black, Whisper White

Ink: White Craft

Accessories: Elegant Eggplant and Black ribbon, Big Shot, Spider Web Embossing Folder, 2 Step Owl Punch, Itty Bitty Punch Pack, Word Window Punch, Sponges, Dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Christmas Stamp a Stack

I had such a good time at my Christmas Card Stamp a Stack on Saturday. I hope everyone that came enjoyed it too.

I have my ultrasound today and then see my Dr. She may decide to induce me. I fortunately got everything done that I think I needed to get done. I hope I didn't forget anything :) As far as the chance of being induced goes. I'm not thrilled with the idea but this pregnancy has had so many problems that I'm not sure how much longer my Dr will let me go anyway. So I think we're ready and if we do get induced we'll just have the baby a lot sooner than we thought.


The cards that everyone made, I think, are really cute. We'll start with my favorite one from the class. With the class fee everyone got a package of the Candy Cane Buttons from the Holiday Mini, they used them on 12 cards (they all made 24 cards, 6 each of 4 designs).

I love this one. I love the snowflake embossing folder. I love the ornament and I just love the button accents. The buttons are a little on the large side so the cards with buttons might have to be hand delivered or put in a padded envelope. I think they're soooo cute though!!

Remember to stamp your greeting, BEFORE you emboss!

Here's the 2 card with the button. I just adore our 2 tags die! And I love the way it's used on this card and the button just adds the nicest touch to it!

The 3rd card uses the shadow block technique. I love it! This card is probably my 2nd favorite. It's simple, easily mass produced and just so pretty!

The last card is simple and lovely too, I love the snowflakes and I think that may be my favorite Christmas greeting. It's the one from the Perfect Punches set. But I love the scallop around it.

This one also uses the new Deck the Halls DSP in the mini.

I have a bunch of posts scheduled to go up in the next few days in case I am a little busy. But I will update as soon as I can with news on the pregnancy/baby. I really can't tell you how much I appreciate how supportive and wonderful you have been during this pregnancy. I hope to have good news later so keep checking back :)

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!

Thanks and a Punched Flower!

Today is my Christmas Card Stamp a Stack! I'm super excited about this class! This is my second favorite class to do after stamp camp! And this time I've had the BEST turnout for this class so I'm even more excited!! I'll show you the cards that they'll be making soon, I have it pre scheduled to go up.

Today's card is really pretty and I love this flower. I'm so sorry I can't remember where I saw this flower done, it's totally copied though so if you know please let me know and I'll give proper credit.

The flower is really easy to do. It's 4 circle punches, fold them in half in 2 directions so that it looks like an x when you open it up. Then just scrunch (not sure if that's the right word) in the middle and you end up with a triangle. 4 triangles make a circle flower.

The side view is a little easier to tell how it's done. It's really easy. I would suggest just grabbing a circle punch and start playing :)

I don' t have a supply list today, if you have a question on it please let me know. I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!

Candy Boxes

I'm slowly but surely getting things ready. I think I'm almost ready for my Christmas Card Stamp a Stack on Saturday. Everything is packed, just need to double check everything. I'm slowly getting ready for my Dr Appointment on Monday too. If I do have to be induced I'm not sure if my Dr will send me straight to the hospital or if we'll schedule something for next week. But I'm taking my bag to the Dr appointment just in case. Still haven't packed it, but I have a nice list of things that need to go in it :) I've loaded more songs on my MP3 player. I stopped and got a gift for Logan from the baby when we bring it home. And Logan picked out a gift today for the baby from him. Friday I'll get my drivers license renewed. It expires in October and I'd rather not take a baby to the MVD so I'll do it tomorrow. I still haven't started on my Thank You gifts to the nurses and staff. Once I do I think they'll go quickly, I'm keeping them super simple. I've canceled meetings and dinners for next week just in case. I know there's more that I have to do but I'm drawing a blank right now. Sunday I hope to get some cleaning done, bathrooms, vacuuming, etc. Just so that if I do get induced on Monday I'll at least come home to a clean house :) I'm not sure what's going to happen but slowly I'm ready if it does happen next week. And if not-look how ahead I'll be!

At all my classes I always like to give little gifts to everyone for coming. So this is what I made for my Stamp a Stack.

Aren't they cute!? I used the new Candy Wrapper Die in the Holiday Mini and went with bright colors for these. I actually looked at the Brights Button Assortment and used those colors, Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive, Real Red, Melon Mambo, Pumpkin Pie and Daffodil Delight.

They're so fun and I love how they're traditional Christmas colors. I mean yellow and orange for Christmas?? Sure! Why Not?!?

Here's a close up of just a couple of them, they're all made the same just with different colors.

It's difficult to see in the picture but I used the Poinsettia embossing folder on the white cardstock then wrapped it around the box. I used brads to hold the box closed, which is super cute!!! And I added a little pearl to the end of the Y in 'Joy'

Aren't they cute! I just love them!

I'm going to try to get a couple of posts scheduled for next week, so if you see new stuff it doesn't mean it's going up live, just means that somehow I've gotten myself organized enough to get the scheduled :)

Supplies:

Stamp Sets: Perfect Punches

Cardstock: Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive, Real Red, Melon Mambo, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight and Whisper White

Ink: Rich Razzleberry, Old Olive, Real Red, Melon Mambo, Pumpkin Pie, Daffodil Delight

Accessories: Scallop Circle, 1 3/8, 1 1/4 inch Circle Punches, Big Shot, Candy Wrapper Die, Petals a Plenty Embossing Folder, Sticky Strip, Gold Brads, Dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Dresses and Friends

Well I have some baby news. I had an ultrasound today (again) and they measured my fluid levels. Apparently I'm very, very, very low. So I have another ultrasound on Monday, they'll measure my fluids again and if they're still really low the Dr wants to induce labor. There's very mixed feelings about this in our house right now. On the one hand, I wouldn't be pregnant anymore--YIPPEE!! But on the other, I would only be 35 weeks along. Technically the baby should be in there for another 2 or 3 weeks at least. So we're a little torn on the whole thing. Dan's freaking out as usual. I'm trying to think of all the little things I needed to get done before the baby comes. I had planned to make nurse and doula gifts for the hospital, I got the chocolate today but I don't know if I can get them done by Monday. I'm not packed, I really wanted to get our Christmas cards at least started but that may not happen now. So it's going to be a really busy, hectic weekend. I think we're going to act as if they will induce me next week and then if they don't we'll just be relieved and carry on with life as normal. So if my posts in the next week or two go silent you'll know why. I'll try to post as often as I can with updates but you never know what's going to happen with this pregnancy. Even the receptionists at the Dr office today were like 'you've been in here more than us' and 'good grief, what's the matter this time' They're super nice, in fact I need to add them to my list of gifts to make :) So wish me luck next week and hope and pray everything works out ok.

Yesterday I got this beautiful birthday card in the mail from Joanna. She's my sideline who just earned Founders Circle and lives in Arizona. She'll be leaving for Founders Circle in just a couple of days I think. Have a great time Joanna!!! But isn't this card so pretty! When I opened it Logan said, "Mommy who made that card with the beautiful dress?" Isn't he cute!?

I don't have any of the lace yet but I love how Joanna used it on this card so I may have to order some! Thanks Joanna I LOVE IT!!

I have another card to show you today. This card was an experimental card. Normally I don't have the patience to do this and you'll probably never see it again but I wanted to try it. I was cutting a ton of the candy wrapper boxes from the big shot last week, you'll see why in a future post, but it cuts out these little squares to help the box fold together. Normally I don't save little tiny scraps but I thought, they're perfect little squares I'll try that mosaic thing I've seen. So I put them in a bag and saved them and did exactly that. It took a long time, first I started with a loose pattern, I didn't want it to look too planned but I also didn't want it to look like I just dropped the scraps on the paper. So after about 6 of them placed strategically I just started sticking them anywhere. So here's the result....

...what do you think? I coverd the white cardstock with snail and just stuck them on there. When I got them all on, I covered everything with versa mark and embossed it with clear EP. It gives it the shiny mosaic look but the white parts also aren't sticky. I used markers to color the greeting added some ribbon and a button and called it a day!

I'm glad I did a card like this but probably next time I'll have no problem throwing my scraps away. It's just a little too tedious for me. I think the result is very pretty. But I don't think I'll be doing this again, unless it's for the perfect project :)

Supplies:

Stamp Set: All Holidays

Cardstock: Rich Razzleberry, Daffodil Delight, Melon Mambo, Pumpkin Pie, Old Olive

Ink: Rich Razzleberry, Melon Mambo, Daffodil Delight markers and VersaMark

Accessories: Big Shot, Candy Wrapper Die, Black grosgrain Ribbon, Brights Buttons, Clear EP, Heat Tool, Dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!

Told You I'd Be Back!!

I told you I'd be back later today with a project. I'm not sure why but it seems as if there are fewer hours in the day then there used to be. And I KNOW it sounds crazy but after I finally have this baby I think I'll have more time :) It seems the majority of my time now is spent at Dr appointments or meeting with the doula or the nutritionist and once all these appointments are done with and the baby is out I won't be running around so much and feeling like I'm never home. So I know it sounds crazy but I'm still convinced that things will calm down after the baby, well at least we won't be out and about as much :) We may not be sleeping but at least we'll be home :)

For today's project I have a really elegant and simple anniversary card that I just LOVE. I got the idea and inspiration from this card from Connie Collins blog. She's so super talented I love seeing her work. This card is so pretty and I just love it.

The only stamping on this card is the greeting the rest of the card is thanks to the big shot and if you don't have a big shot you NEED one!!

Isn't it just so pretty!!?? I love it and you could easily make a ton of them at a time!

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Teeny Tiny Wishes

Cardstock: Very Vanilla, Marina Mist

Ink: Marina Mist

Accessories: Big Shot, Vintage Wallpaper embossing folder, Lattice die, Vanilla Satin Ribbon, Marina Mist Taffeta Ribbon, Word Window Punch, dimensionals

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!

It's coming....

I have a post coming this afternoon, hopefully :)

This weekend kind of got away from me and I didn't have a chance to get on my blog and post but I'll be back this afternoon with a project. Right now I'm on my way out the door to get Logan to school then a meeting with my doula.

Check back later, I'll be back I promise :)

Fabric Fun!

So who's ready to see some awesome new fabric! I pre-ordered this fabric a month ago and I've been challenged with what to use it on, that and I've been really selective on the project I want to use it on. I want it to be the right project and I don't want to mess up and WASTE my fabric. So I've kind of been hoarding it. Well the other night I had what I thought to be a great idea to use the fabric on. So the next day while out shopping I got a canvas. It was smaller than I wanted, but it was the only one they had, but then thought-well maybe that's better, if I screw up royally I won't have wasted as much fabric. So today bright and early I started working on it. And with a little help from my Mom and Dad's staple gun it's done (and boy was that thing hard to use, it took my Mom and I together to use it)! And I really like it-just wish it were bigger!

Isn't it awesome! I really need a new way to display my cards too! But how cute is this going to look with Christmas Cards in it!?! Right now it's hanging on the door to my stamp room but I may move it into the living area around Christmas to display cards, or just make a bigger one....

The buttons were super easy to get on too and it's all SU products so it all coordinates perfect!
To see the details on the cards you can go here for the bird card and here for the daisy card.

I love it!!! I have more fabric projects in the idea stages, just have to get more fabric :)

I'm not sure if I'll get to posting this weekend, but I'll have some projects on Monday for sure to show you! I really have to find some time to stamp this weekend. I haven't stamped or even sat at my desk in a few days and I think it's missing me :)

Supplies:

Accessories: Candy Cane Christmas Fabric, Candy Cane Christmas Buttons, Real Red Satin Ribbon

Non SU Accessories: Canvas, Batting, needle and thread

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!

Baja Thoughts

Well I'm down to just about 6 weeks left, unless baby comes early (fingers crossed). I THINK I can finally see an end in sight. I've scheduled my last 6 appointments where I'll spend them hooked up to a baby monitor to make sure the baby's heartbeat sounds good and to make sure the fluid level in my belly are at adequate levels. So far testing my blood sugar 4 times a day hasn't been as horrible as I thought. I've only had 1 time that it spiked. So my doctor and nutritionist are confident that we can control this with my diet. The diet hasn't been that hard to adjust to, lots of cutting out or at least cutting back on pasta's and bread and starches and sugar. Which of course now means that all I want is a big plate of fries! But I'll wait to indulge in that until after the baby is born. I also won't be enjoying any birthday cake this Sunday on my birthday BUT we'll enjoy birthday cake when the baby is born so it won't be so bad. My doctor also said that unless my blood sugar starts spiking unexpectedly, or baby doesn't sound good on the monitors then I should be able to go to my due date, but she won't let me go too far past, so if I don't have the baby by October 17 I will be induced sometime that week. I'm still hoping that baby decides to come a little early on it's own. So that's been my life this week.

I haven't had a chance to get much stamping in, but I have the best, beyond greatest idea for the fabric and I'm hoping that I can get that project done tomorrow, if so I'll make sure to post it. I'm also still trying to find time to get some of my Halloween ideas in my head onto cardstock. This week has been so busy!

I do have a really nice card for you today though, I love it especially the colors. I think you're all aware of my love of Baja Breeze by now so I won't go into it too much today :) But check out this card isn't it pretty!?

The DSP is great and the flower is just lovely. I stamped it twice, the first time I stamped it I spritz the cardstock with water so it was slightly damp and the colors would run, then I let it dry (well let's be honest, I'm a little impatient--I let my heat tool dry it!). Then you stamp it again and it gives you the prettiest watercolor look EVER! I added some pearls (you should know of my love of those by now too). I just love this card!

Ok, lots to do, hopefully I can carve out some time to stamp and paper craft this weekend and next week. Hopefully I'll have lots more to show you next week!

Supplies:

Stamp Set: Silhouette Sentiments

Cardstock: Crumb Cake, Soft Suede, Confetti Cream, Vanilla, Elegant Soiree DSP

Ink: Baja Breeze, Soft Suede markers and pads

Accessories: Vanilla Satin Ribbon, Vintage Brads, Scallop Border Punch, Pearls, Small Oval Punch

Thanks for looking, see you soon!!!