Another thank you card to share

Here is another thank you card I made recently.  I am rather proud of it.  I came up with the idea all by myself and it was not like the cards I usually make. 

Thank you's

Evidently, January is National Thank You Month.  How fitting that it is set in January, with it following the holidays.  I made thank you cards this weekend for everyone we received gifts from this holiday season. 

Here is one of the thank you cards I made:

Congratulations card - Baby girl

I made this congratulations card for my step-sister who is expecting her first child, a baby girl. I used a dingbat font for the image on this card and made it pink in MS Word.

Reindeer!

This too is a card using a tag. I love this card.

Warm winter wishes

I used Christmas dingbat fonts I found online to make this and other cards. A nice, free alternative to stamps and no chance of smeared ink! I hope to start using digital stamps in the future, again to avoid smeared ink (drives me crazy!), but until we are a consistently two-income household I will use as many neat dingbat fonts as I can find.

Santa!

A lovely Santa Claus card. Also made with a tag.

Stocking card

I made this card with a tag too and then hand-dotted (not a real word, I know!) the white of the card.

Another lovely card sent out.

Here is another card I made & sent out this year:


I used a tag for this card too. What a great idea, huh?

Christmas cards sent!

I have been working lately and trying to get Christmas cards made & sent and gifts ordered online. Christmas cards have been sent for those I have addresses for. Unfortunately I have spent three or four fruitless evenings with no luck finding gifts for my guy's family, so we will be trying some local shops tomorrow and hope for the best.

In the coming days before Christmas I will post some photos of the cards I have made for family & friends. I hope to embellish next year's holiday cards more.

Here is one card I made for this year's holiday card collection. I used tags sold in variety packs at Sam's Club (?) on the front. Thus, the embellishments are already included for the card fronts! Nice, right? I got the idea (and the tags) from my guy's mom.






As a side note: Any others out there use Blogger? Have you figured out how to stop pictures you upload for posts from showing up at the top instead of where you want them to appear in the posts? I have to cut and paste the photos every time in the posts after uploading them and never had to do that with the former versions.

A monster card to share

Another monster card that can be used next year for Halloween:

Some new robot cards!

Here are four robot-theme cards I made recently:







I think I may start to sell cards on Etsy soon. What do you think? Should I?

A belated Halloween card

Since I was preoccupied around Halloween I created this post-Halloween. It will be of fine use next year.


Stamps: Recollections

Thanks!

A thank you card made with the Sending Wishes stamp set from Inkadinkado also.

A detailed photo from the side:

Wedding wishes

Slightly bent up card I made using the Sending Wishes stamps from Inkadinkado.

Happy thoughts.

A card I made to use as a get well card. I love how the purple of the flowers looks.

Every moment in time...

 A lovely cheerful card with a quote:

A world without flowers?

My favorite of the cards I have made recently, because of the color combo and my love of teal.

The quote on the card is this:

"Can we conceive what humanity would be
if it did not know the flowers?"

~Maurice Maeterlinck

Be silly. Be honest. Be kind.

Another happy little card using the new Penny Black stamps. Cute isn't it?

Share your love today.

Got love? Got shelter? Got time and attention to dedicate? Adopt today!

Adopt don't buy.

Going along with the previous card's focus: