Two-fer

What's even better than just getting an awesome creative greeting in the mail?  Getting a card and a special gift too!!!

I went to a mini stamp camp last week, where I learn something new every time!  Here is super cute card that holds a tea bag! 

 It could hold ... a gift card,  hot chococolate, tiny flat candy bar or a instant soup packet..... it could be anything to 'warm' somebodies day.  I'd be careful about mailing the 'bigger'  individual packets (or the chocolate)... but a small tea bag like this..... I think it could be sent FIRST CLASS. 

Any of the other things can be added to the card if you were hand delivering this on top of a pretty gift!  So many choices to make!

Another great thing about going to a class, now I tons of ideas and I could make any variety of cards with this same theme, just change the patterned paper (and or sentiment) out for he season.  Couldn't you see this as hostess gifts, or a card sending get well wishes, or even a specialChristmas treat.... (yikes, who said Christmas??)

Anyway... I love to learn!  I love to go to stamp classes to learn about making cards.  I love to make cards with new tips and techniques.  Then, I can

Brighten Someone's Day

with even more unique and whimsical creative greetings!!!

Who knows?

Is it spring with all the rain? The calendar states it's still winter for another couple of weeks. A dark and dreary day on this daylight savings morning! I gotta get moving!!

Here's a cute little friend. Love purple and kiwi green together. Simple enough image and layout, cuttlebuggin swiss dots and the scallop circle with nesties, now I just have to come up with a great sentiment. He'll just be sitting in my 'almost' complete pile, waiting for a new home when he gets a cute fun saying!

Just for you

There are 264 known extant species of monkey.

This little guy was a case-d card from SCS. It took a while to create with all the layers and pieces. I used my coluzzle to make the oval. The monkey himself is layered with his head and hands popped up. I like the color combination used as well.

Q. What do you call a Monkey in a tree?
A. A Branch Manager!!!