Cheryl sent me the "Your Blogging is Over the Top" award – thanks Cheryl! I was surprised and pleased!  Here are the rules for accepting this award:

Answer the following questions using single word answers; then, pass the award to 5 other people.

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Your cell phone? Rumor
Your hair? Blondish
Your mother? Fabulous
Your father? Stressed
Favorite food? Pasta
Your dream last night? Nope
Your favorite drink? DP
Your dream/goal? Security
What room are you in? Craft
Your hobby? Creative
Your fear? Loss
Where do you want to be in 6 years? Debtless
Where were you last night? Home
Something you aren’t? Coordinated
Muffins? Banana
Wish list item? Baby
Where did you grow up? Lovington
Last thing you did? Slept
What are you wearing? Jammies
Your TV? Off
Your pets? Hairy
Friends? Amazing
Your mood? Content
Missing someone? Papa
Vehicle? Cobra
Something you’re not wearing? Shoes
Your favorite store? Target
Your favorite color? All
When was the last time you laughed? Yesterday
Last time you cried? Dunno
Your best friend? Nicole
One place that you go to over and over? Walmart
Facebook? Indeed
Favorite Place to Eat? Italian

Let’s see – 5 more people – I think I’ll tag Lisa, Bunny, Kristine, Jodiann, and Melissa, of course – playing along isn’t required and everyone is welcome to join in! If you do, post a comment so I can read your answers too!

Ok, well at least Christmas cards using fabulous ornament digital stamps from Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff – in this case Christmas Potpourri.  

  For both of these cards, I layered ornaments over a 1 x 5.5 inch rectangle in Photoshop.    Then I traced the outlines using my magic wand, filled with white, and applied Superblade Pro filters from the Blading Basket.  I created a 3 pixel outline around the outside of the rectangle, added the sentiments, and applied the same style as the ornaments to both the outline and the sentiment. Then I printed an entire sheet of ornaments on Georgia Pacific white CS. On my card bases, I used my Filigree background stamp (retired-SU), my small reversing stamp (Stamp A Mania), and metallic inks from Clearsnap and Dr. Ph Martin to create the stamped center without covering the entire base.  I edged the filigree image with my Zebra metallic pens to complete the framed look.  After coloring (Sakura Red Star and Marine Star glitter pens and Copic R27 and R29 markers) and trimming my ornament/sentiment printout outs, I layered them on the card bases with Tombow adhesive.  The “tinsel” is fabulous ribbon that I found at Michaels – I attached it with Fiskars ultra thin glue dots.  The ornaments are attached with 3D-Dots (EK Success), stacked 2 deep to allow them to sit evenly over the tinsel without bending.

If you didn’t arrive here from Lindsay’s blog, make sure you stop there – you never know when she’ll have a fabulous freebie for you and she always has tons of fun and inspiring projects going.  While you’re surfing, be sure to visit the rest of the DT blogs as well – the ladies never cease to amaze me with their talent!

That’s all from me – I hope everyone has a fabulous Thursday and upcoming weekend!

Shannon

My Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff project is coming – Wordpress and I are currently disagreeing on whether or not my pictures should be visible.  Please visit Lindsay’s blog for the rest of the DT projects and then come back to me in a few minutes. 

Shannon